Hair advice

Im naturally blonde/lightbrown in hair colour but I had been dyeing my hair black before I found out I was pregnant, I’m now using this time to grow my hair out and stop dyeing it, however I’m not sure how this is gonna look once my hair starts to grow out fully Any advice is greatly appreciated Also i don’t have a hair dresser or stylist or anything as my mum always cut my hair but she doesn’t really do it now bc her eye sight is bad and I did all my colour myself Edit: spelling mistakes

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I'm a bit confused.. It says, "I'm not using this time to grow my hair out and stop dying it...." What advice are you looking for.? How to properly color your hair during your term.? How to grow it out and maintain the color/style while it grows until your LO arrives.? I guess the wording is throwing me off 😅😅. I'm so sorry.

@💚Emerald💚 misspelling 😂 I meant *now using this time to grow my hair out 🤦🏻‍♀️ I’m not touching any colour at all because my hair is fried beyond fried so I just wanna know how I can stop it from looking super weird when the blonde grows out longer and the black is still in my hair I’m currently using head&shoulders shampoo to “break down” the colour gradually but it only does so much

@Lucy Ahh, that makes more sense 🤣🤣.! Honestly, there's not much you can do but grow it out 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️. I use Jojoba oil to speed up the process (works miracles.!) You can find this at most major retailers (Walmart, CVS, Ulta, Target, etc). And in the meantime don't use heat on your hair, outside of the standard water in the shower/bath of course. Leave in conditioners will be your best friend, I use one by Shea Moisture. Try to work in a mask once a week to twice a month, I use one by JoiCO (can be found at Ulta). Work in a bond booster as well(daily), Redkin has an ahmazing one, so does Olaplex(*Note, the one by Olaplex is a mask, can not be used daily, the one by Redkin is not a mask, can be used daily*). And, I know you said you don't cut your hair, but just try to trim off the dead ends. Your hair will grow *MUCH* slower with dead/split ends.