Thoughts on this colour?

[cici9797]

My client is natural base 4/5 she has a base 10 bleach highlights, she's wants a huge change and wants to go light brown am thinking this colour what you all think?

 

[surf girl]

Fab as long as she likes it?

Any plan on how your going to get it all to that colour?

 

[adamlea87]

I think you will need to precolour with dialight 6.3 first! Undertone of a level 6 is usually orange based so for roots use 1 tube 6.52 + 1/4 extra blue mixtone, lengths and ends same without mixtone.

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[cici9797]

I was going to put a 8 on it with abit of warm and then put that colour over it x

 

[JosephJunior_]

I would go with 7.34 + 6.3 in Dia Richesse to fill then put the color over once rinse and dried

 

[ColourGirly]

Adam is giving you the right way to do it? Why ignore that advice!

Loreal don't recommend to use dia richesse as a prepig and as suggested use 6.3, not an 8.

 

[AcidPerm]

Adam is giving you the right way to do it? Why ignore that advice!

Loreal don't recommend to use dia richesse as a prepig and as suggested use 6.3, not an 8.

:Scared: there's no reason to get snarky with the OP. You could have just asked nicely why she is planning a different course of action.

The advice is freely given but it's up to the OP to choose her preferred method. She doesn't have to justify those choices on here.

 

[ColourGirly]

I wasn't!

I think 'why are you using an 8' might not have gone down too well either.

My point being adam (God of loreal) gave the exact formula to get a perfect result on a colour correction ( something not freely given on here)

 

[ColourGirly]

Also the I think cici might be a level 2 trainee still so maybe is best she follows the rules and advice given.

Shame a mod suggesting she chooses her own path x

 

[AcidPerm]

Also the I think cici might be a level 2 trainee still so maybe is best she follows the rules and advice given.

Shame a mod suggesting she chooses her own path x

Nah, I believe that everyone should choose their own path and the rest of us should offer support and encouragement along the way.

That's why I chose this creative industry.

We need mavericks to help us expand our horizons and not pigeonhole us into conformity. :Love: x

 

[cici9797]

Also the I think cici might be a level 2 trainee still so maybe is best she follows the rules and advice given.

Shame a mod suggesting she chooses her own path x

Hi yes I am a level two trainee, I have been doing it for 4 years as I left school early to do it so I had to do entry level level one and now level 2 which am nearly done. I am getting trained in colour and going on colour courses to up my level of skills. Thanks for the advice everyone, I do find a lot of the people on here can talk down to you. X

 

[ColourGirly]

Have a read of this

http://www.salongeek.com/showthread.php?t=276315

I'm not sure your post are clear sometimes and geeks have to ask a lot more questions.

Also adding your ideas in helps ❤️

 

[jamiereid92]

I think you will need to precolour with dialight 6.3 first! Undertone of a level 6 is usually orange based so for roots use 1 tube 6.52 + 1/4 extra blue mixtone, lengths and ends same without mixtone.

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Why would you mix in blue? Is this to counteract the extra warmth from pre pigging? I've just never been told to do that before

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[cassies97]

Why would you mix in blue? Is this to counteract the extra warmth from pre pigging? I've just never been told to do that before

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Think it's more to counteract the warmth when lifting.

 

[ColourGirly]

Using 20vol to colour on the same level will reveal underlying warmth. So use blue to counteract the Orange.

 

[jamiereid92]

Think it's more to counteract the warmth when lifting.

Ohhhhh sorry just re read, I makes sense now lol

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[cici9797]

Using 20vol to colour on the same level will reveal underlying warmth. So use blue to counteract the Orange.

Thanks everyone, I will explain a lot more now
Xxx