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Remember your color wheel. 6.1 won't touch it. You need green, 6.2. Use two formulas. One to cover the regrowth and another to neutralize the red.

Not sure anyone is doing hair right now, but use color touch to darken. Will last longer and fade less.

If you are dealing with overbleached hair, I'd try olaplex stand alone followed by number 2. Then follow that with and good professional (i use Wella) intense conditioner.

Why not just mix bleach (i use Blondo) with low level peroxide? Then of course, silver can be permanent, demi permanent, or semi permanent. So that also effects the method of removal. Right tool for the right job = better hair.

Take a look at the sticky on how to ask for haircolor help. Caramel and dark blonde mean different things to different people. If you want precise advice.

http://www.salongeek.com/threads/wella-toner-cocktails.184210/

If you do a search you will find posts on this forum with extensive lists of wella kp formulas or cocktails. This forum has a wealth of information going back at least a decade.

Well for me, I have to be satisfied. I'm much pickier than most clients .

Bleach bathing is both over rated and damaging. What are you trying to avhieve and where are you starting?

That is completely untrue. Level 9 in wella koleston will certainly cover.

It will. You also have to watch it. I alway mix illumina 9/69 with 9/0. That may not be necessary if there is a strong yellow tone. Mix 1:2 with pastel.

You aren't going to neutralize the gold with 8. You need 6 or violet tone for that.

Same here!

I love refreshing double process blondes with the illumina glossing treatment and have always used wella post service, but I am thinking about trying it with olaplex no. 2. Anyone else tried this?

Do you have any community colleges in your area? If so, check out their cosmo. programs.

If that's you in the pic it's over bleached on the ends and that's why it's breaking.

I'm loving pravana at the moment.

Sorry, for the repetition. I missed your post.

Don't neglect to get and use the serum. It's a must. Also use the silflift developer. It was an investment since I'm a wella guy, but it's a good product.

Where are you?