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Meet Trisha Reibelt, hair colorist extraordinaire from North Queensland, Australia.

Take one look at her Instagram feed, and it’s clear as day that she’s no stranger to hair dye.

It has been a month since the fab @rebeccataylorhair worked her magic on my #hair. Here’s proof that direct dyes don’t come out after one wash and that it’s possible to not let #rainbowhair become a muddy mess ;). #longhair #verylonghair #rapunzelhair #longhairdontcare #unicornhair #mermaidhair #colourfulhair #colorfulhair #rainbow #rainbowhair #vividhair #althair #sandart #sandarthair #ombre #dyedhair #dyedgirls #haircrazy

A photo posted by Trisha Reibelt (@treelocks) on Jul 9, 2016 at 6:57pm PDT

If you’re like us, and are considering trying out a different hair hue, you’ll appreciate the sound and fascinating hair advice Trisha offered exclusively to Sweety High.

Scroll below to see just how she maintains her locks and what you can do to achieve a long, lush mane as magical as hers. ????

Sweety High: You have such amazing, long hair! How do you take care of it without damaging it, especially with all of the dyeing?

Trisha Reibelt: The only damaging part of coloring my hair is the bleaching process. To keep the damage to a minimum, I only ever use bleach on my regrowth—I don’t use bleach to remove the dyes as not only is it damaging, but it can push the dye pigment further into the hair and that will cause staining. The dyes themselves are actually just highly pigmented conditioners so they’re not at all bad to put on hair!

Still can’t believe this magic happened a week ago. If you haven’t done so already, go check out @rebeccataylorhair ‘s account! #longhair #longhairdontcare #verylonghair #rainbowhair #rainbow #rapunzelhair #sandarthair #sandart #braid #braidedhair #fishtailbraid #pancakebraid #unicornhair #centaurhair #mermaidhair #brighthair #vividhair #colourfulhair #colorfulhair #dyedhair #dyedgirls #formalhair #promhair #hairexpoaustralia #hairexpo #olaplex #olaplexau #haircrazy

A photo posted by Trisha Reibelt (@treelocks) on Jun 17, 2016 at 12:39am PDT

 

SH: Do you dye your hair by yourself? What is that process like? How do you come up with the color combinations?

TR: I normally dye my hair with the help of my best friend. If I do it on my own, it easily takes twice as long (more than five hours)! Depending on how I’d like the outcome to look is how I approach coloring it. When I did my fire hair, I started from the top and worked my way down the lengths, blending the color. When I did my Easter hair, I worked on the hair from the bottom of my scalp in triangles, making my way to my face. It’s always different. The color combinations depend on what I feel like trying next, while working around the colors that are leftover in my hair from my previous color schemes.

#longhair #pinkhair #purplehair #unicornhair #unicorntribe #mermaidhair #mermaidians #easterhair #pastelhair #candyhair #dyedgirls #dyedhair #layinghair #larichedirections #directionshaircolour #directionshairdye #haircrazy

A photo posted by Trisha Reibelt (@treelocks) on Nov 30, 2015 at 4:51am PST

 

SH: Which colors do you recommend for a beginner? What color (or group of colors) is your favorite for your hair, and why?

TR: For a beginner, I’d suggest going with reds and purples. These colors go well over natural hair, for those a little bit scared to bleach, and are more accepted by society. I personally love using all colors on my hair, though I think my favorite was probably my fire hair scheme. The fire hair was my first move away from doing single colors so it will always be that little bit more special to me.

Finally uploading something. I think this will forever be my favourite dye job. #hair #longhair #verylonghair #orangehair #redhair #firehair #fireballhair #fire #sunsethair #gradienthair #ombre #ombrehair #dyedgirls #dyeddolls #dollswithdye #unicornhair #mermaidhair #dyedgirls #specialeffectshairdye #directionshairdye #dyedgirls #haircrazy

A photo posted by Trisha Reibelt (@treelocks) on Sep 4, 2015 at 11:04pm PDT

 

SH: How often do you color your hair?

TR: I only really do two color schemes a year and spend a long time fading them out. I really enjoy seeing what colors the dyes fade to and I get just as many compliments on my faded hair as I do with freshly colored hair!

More #fadedhair and #flowerbraids. #longhair #longhairstyle #braid #braidedhair #braidedflower #flowerbraid #rosebraid #dyedhair #colorfulhair #colourfulhair #unicornhair #rainbowhair #pastelrainbow #larichedirections #directionshaircolour #directionshairdye #haircrazy

A photo posted by Trisha Reibelt (@treelocks) on Nov 25, 2015 at 4:44am PST

 

SH: What does your daily hair routine look like? How long does that take, and what are some of your favorite products?

TR: My daily hair routine is actually very simple. I give it a quick brush before dividing it so I can do pancaked braided pigtails. I’ll then wrap the braids around my head and pin them in place so I can keep my hair out of the way for work. It only takes about 10 minutes to do. Because things like hairsprays contain alcohols, I avoid using them as they can make dyed hair fade faster.

#hairwreath #haircrown #braidedwreath #braidedcrown #braids #braid #longhair #verylonghair #kneelengthhair #orangehair #pinkhair #yellowhair #carnationpink #fluorescentglow #dyedhair #mermaidhair #unicornhair #colorfulhair #colourfulhair #directionshaircolour #directionshairdye #larichedirections #haircrazy

A photo posted by Trisha Reibelt (@treelocks) on Apr 24, 2016 at 8:16am PDT

 

SH: How did you decide to grow your hair out really long? When did you start dyeing it fun colors?
TR: I decided to grow my hair long because my mum also has long hair. I’ve actually grown it long a few times now and normally get it cut to around my shoulders before growing it long again. I’ve been playing with little bits of fun color in my hair since high school, but didn’t take the plunge to do all of my hair until about seven years ago.

A fun “behind the scenes” pic #longhair #verylonghair #rainbow #rainbowhair #longrainbowhair #gradienthair #dyedhair #hairdye #directionshairdye #larichedirections #directionshaircolour #haircrazy

A photo posted by Trisha Reibelt (@treelocks) on Sep 17, 2015 at 1:16am PDT

 

SH: Have you had any regrets about any of the styles you’ve tried?
TR: I’ve actually really enjoyed all of the color schemes I’ve done. The only regret I have is that I keep using turquoise when it’s the hardest color for me to get out of my hair. It’s so pretty not to use though!

Trying in vain to finger-brush some of the knots out of my hair. #longhairproblems #longhair #verylonghair #bluehair #unicornhair #unicorntribe #mermaidians #dyedhair #dyedgirls #alternative #alternativehair #larichedirections #directionshaircolour #directionshairdye #haircrazy

A photo posted by Trisha Reibelt (@treelocks) on Dec 13, 2015 at 6:08am PST

For more uh-mazing hair pics, check out Trisha’s Instagram account, @treelocks!

 

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