Did the salon do the best they could to remove the red/orange, or were they being too conservative with my hair? If so, what should I ask to be done at another salon to achieve the best and quickest results possbile?Ģ. However, other than that, my hair is still orange/red.ġ. One thing I noticed was the stylists said my hair “took” really well to the highlight and it brought some neutral blonde tones, which I like. and then toned/added a gloss for about 8 minutes to counteract the red they highlighted my hair (to break up the red) They told me they couldn’t fix the orange/red immediately, and they did this: I went to an Aveda salon and asked for them to fix the red/orange and I wanted a natural blonde look with highlights and lowlights.

A couple weeks ago I tried box dying it lighter blonde because in the winter my natural lighter highlights fade and it looked more brown than blonde.Īnyways this golden blonde L’Oreal box dye turned my lighter blonde hair orange, and my darker blonde hair red. My hair is naturally medium to dark blonde. I really hope this info helps because I know that “OH NO” feeling when your color doesn’t come out quite right. Related Post | My Favorite Strawberry Blonde Hair Color Formula In about 3 to 4 weeks after my too-red color, the next time I colored, I did this formula and from then on, it’s been my go-to Strawberry Blonde color formula! This three-step combo should fade the red significantly, keep your color from turning brassy, eliminate the need to put dye right back on top of your hair, and hopefully help keep your hair healthy! It will help your ends not get too dry from all the added washing. The tub is huge and you really do only need a nickel size amount or less.Īlso, when your hair is still dry, add a dime size amount of jojoba oil on your ends before you shampoo. This one with Keratin transforms my hair back to silk when my hair is feeling brittle after coloring and it’s only $8! I’ve purchased this mask four times for myself and twice for friends.įor deep conditioning, when my hair needs moisture, I use this $12 Japanese hair mask (use only a tiny amount!) and my hair is back in good shape. Had a bad dye job and want to forget it ever happened? When colouring your hair doesn’t turn out quite as planned, a hair dye remover means you can remove (or at least fade!) those colour mishaps – and fast.Steps 1-2 are drying because of all the shampooing (but still not as drying as highlights or bleaching) so I do recommend using a protein mask and a hydrating mask on different days after you shampoo.

Just don’t forget to use a great hair toner to stop any unwanted brassy, yellow, or orange tones. Maybe you’re tempted to lighten and brighten up your hair colour instead? Try one of our at-home kits with bleach if you’re thinking about rocking a blonde refresh or even adding highlights to your brown hair. If you’re craving something more colourful than black or brown (but without the commitment of permanent colour), then bold and bright temporary hair dye colours are a great way to experiment! From purple and pink to red and silver, a temporary hair dye is quick to wash in and wash out to make that at-home hair transformation simple. And when you need to extend the time between hair colours, there’s a handy root touch up that can be sprayed on to help cover any greys or re-growth in seconds, too. You’ll find a hair dye to match from top brands such as Revlon, Clairol and Garnier in our range. Ready to take the plunge? Whether you’re looking for a semi-permanent shade that won’t fade after one or two shampoos or prefer something more permanent that lasts four to six weeks – we’ve got you. And don’t worry – they’re all easy to apply and hard to get wrong! Read more

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