Help for adding depth into over blond highlights with Goldwell!

[singer4eva]

Hi!

So I'm doing my own hair right now. I'm naturally a level 4-5. The only color I've ever had used on me or have used myself is Goldwell, I feel it works best with my naturally mixed nationality thick and curly hair. I had all over highlights using Wella Developer & Blondor, I then added some lowlights using 7N.This was toned with Goldwell Colorance 10BG and a little bit of 10N. I thought it needed more 10N so went in again with a little more 10N. A couple days ago I wanted to touch up my roots and blend - I re-highlighted with Blondor and Wella, being careful not to overlap, but this resulted in very bright platinum + yellowish shade blond around my face. I went in with a lot more lowlights in 7N which brought it down a lot. But when I added the toner of 10N only this time (I was out of 10BG) it then looked super blond with not a lot of depth. Also some of the lowlights seems to have lightened to more gold shade. Should I go in again with a toner of 10BG with a little 10V and 10N, and add some more lowlights of a mix of 7N and 6N? Or add a Beige to the lowlights? It's hard to tell in different light but I did add a couple photos...Thank you for help!!

 

[ronray]

What developer are you using with your 10N to tone?
Seems like it's trying to lift your natural root and the lowlights you created. Which if the 10N is a permanent torn it will do.

 

[singer4eva]

Hi thanks! I'm using the colorance base line (the blue C) developer with the same Demi-color line. I forgot to mention I have no grays. The ones with smiley face is current, the one with the red heart is the previous with grown out roots - it's seems it grew out quicker in quarantine!!!!! Some of my bleach swelled a little more than I'd like so I need to add a little more root depth as well