Highlifts confuse me

[Starboltz]

So my colour house I use has a 12.1, 12.12 (ash-violet, 12.8 (pearl) and 12.0. I only use 12.1 as when I trained that's all I used!

Now I'm a natural base 6-7 and I wanna try highlift on mine. Which would give me the cleanest, natural blonde?

 

[byKaty]

Well with wella you would use hilift with added mixtone for neutralising. Could you do the same?

 

[redlottie13]

See I avoid them as I feel they always come out wayyyy to warm for my liking... Unless I add babylites I'm never happy with the look xx

 

[surf girl]

12.12 would be the logical choice, what colour house is it? Personally I only ever use highlifts on ginger people they work better than bleach sometimes

 

[redlottie13]

12.12 would be the logical choice, what colour house is it? Personally I only ever use highlifts on ginger people they work better than bleach sometimes

Really? I'm ginger and I never had it as I thought it would be even warmer.... Xx

 

[surf girl]

It's great, I've used bleach with 3% and an ash highlight and got the same level of lift but the highlift looked much cleaner

 

[isabella84]

So my colour house I use has a 12.1, 12.12 (ash-violet, 12.8 (pearl) and 12.0. I only use 12.1 as when I trained that's all I used!

Now I'm a natural base 6-7 and I wanna try highlift on mine. Which would give me the cleanest, natural blonde?

I'm a natural base 6N-6W and I use Wella special blonde 12.81 with 6 gr of 0/81 with 12% but there is some of yellow tones near the roots and the color goes to orange-yellow after 3 weeks although I streaked across the head.
The look does not convince me.

I want to make a degradee with a mixture of ice and sandy blond streaks faded at the roots

 

[Hayleyhair]

I don't like highlifts on hair below a level 7 unless I'm using it with bleach to give a more natural look. I like 12.89 wells if Im using it on a level 6 as your exposing orange and yellow pigment when lifting x