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Leave it 15 minutes then give it a good comb trough so your not left with a line x

After we’ve bleached bathed, typically the hair is porous and so we should use a shade to two shades lighter than what we want the end result to be. For example if you wanted a base 6, I would have used maybe half 7 half 8. I would root stretch that. As the ends look dark enough. X

Milk_shake decologic toners amethyst grey is beauuuuuut xxx

Hi, I would do two blonde - 1 dark but not as dark as a 6. Maybe a 7/7 if using Wella, or L’Oreal dia 7.23 is lovely. Then tone all over with a 9/7. And don’t panic - you got this! Xxx

Just going to pop my opinion in.... I think it’s gorgeous. HOWEVER it’s the clients hair. Have you got a picture of what it is she wanted to achieve? Personally, I think it is subtle and I would have freehanded if she wanted a more saturated look. Now, however, We all do things differently...

I was just going to suggest what Jamie has said, just put a bit of base on the root for a few minutes and comb it down a tad bit. use the 5/0 kp just dilute it down with water x

Hydrogen peroxide opens the cuticle, not closes it....? To pre soften, we use 6% hydrogen peroxide in liquid form. (although many hairdressers will use cream peroxide we 'shouldn't really do this' although it will work in the same way, just doesn't dry into the hair as easy)

Kadus is wella product isn't it? Do you know what, I love wella. But absolutely hate their 7's. They just give never ending problems. Have you ever seen a faded wella 7.3? Its karky! I would drop down to 6.1 maybe put a dot of 7 in. Literally a dot. Sometimes you just need that depth to help...

loreal techni art, unless its on pre lightened hair. Then I would use label m blow out x

I often think people get the /00s confused with loreal. Majirel 5/00 is equivalent to wellas 55/0 for resistant. Wellas /00s are more natural and are not for resistant hair. Try Loreal cool colour coverage. I find them soooo good at covering grey! Or, pre soften and put under heat for 10...

At college, were taught to section off into 9 sections. When you reach the top, were taught to take foils horizontally through the top. When the hair is washed and laid into natural parting, the highlights are split and this is what creates the 'stripey look'. Imagine the following; __|__ __|__...

if it was a 5/0 and 7/0 i'd say half and half but I would be weary the 4 may be too dark. so id just do a smidgen more of the 8/1 to be safe. don't overthink it. itll be fine x

I'd probably say 35mls 8/1 and 25 of the 4/0 x

Thanks @AcidPerm :) I may just have to do that. I love a home made chicken curry. Although i'm not a great cook to be fair!

Hey people, hope you've all had a good week! so just after some opinions, my friend has boxed died her hair around a month ago - its patchy - with nice and easy - and its a 4 in some places, others its a very flat black (honestly I could have shot her) she wants to go a purple ish colour -...

Please please don't give up! I gave for 7 years and it's the worst decision I ever made to date. I should have stuck at it - but the going got tough and I chickened and ran. Look for elsewhere - some place that will support you in your learning. I up and decided one day that I WAS Coming back...

Hi guys/girls I've attached photo I want a warm and over a lighter outcome with 2 diff colours - I'm thinking blondor with 6% and all over tint between of 8/0 or 9/0? Or shall I go straight in with highlift 12/0 & tad bit of 12/96 and maybe 8/0 in foils? Opinions? There is tint on the...

Tip Don't eat the mousse, no matter how tempting the smell may be

It fades quickly but does leave a pink tint there, Perhaps put slices through as a t section?

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