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Uber geek
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Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Reading
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How can I lighten up my highlights? -
11-08-08, 10:15 PM
Hi,Im not a hair Geek , but Im terribly fussy with my hair .
I am naturally dark brown ,and normaly have my hair bleached using foils , last time I visited the hairdressers I had some brown streaks put in as well , Im really due to get my roots done , but as I had the brown put it last time it doesnt look too bad,..I also cant be doing with sitting in the hairdressers at the moment whilst its half term for hours,but my problem is the blondes looking..well not blonde anymore ,sort of an ashey colour,is there anyway ,apart from going back to the hairdressers I can lighten it , could I chance a toner from Boots ,please can someone advise me? |
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Geeklin
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Location: North Yorkshire
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11-08-08, 11:53 PM
There are several colour-enhancing shampoos out there that are available to buy from either a salon or a wholesalers such as Sally, a golden tone would take off some of that ash, but as for a toner I would get advice from your own stylist. Without actually seeing your hair I couldn't really recommend which colour would be best! hth x |
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Freaky geeky
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Location: Chubbuck Idaho USA
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12-08-08, 11:55 PM
Bleaching will get them lighter, but it is nearly impossible to pick up each strand. Toning will deepen the highlights, but will more permanently take care of the unwanted yellow. Toning on porous hair typically doesn't last long and will need to be supported by a color enhancing shampoo (purple or blue violet) Toning usually lasts about 5-7 shampoos before you start seeing warmth again.
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