Wella Colour Create

[mature novice]

Hiya,
We be been playing around with the new Wella colour create colours with great results.
However, I used the new Wella colour create ultra purple on pre lightened ends the other day, expecting a vibrant purple but some of it came out a petrol green/blue on the very ends. I'm due to redo it next week but I'm concerned the same thing may happen again.
I'm thinking I will have to lift it again before 're applying the ultra purple.
Does anyone have any tips on how I can achieve this using Wella?
Am I right in thinking if I add a little of the magenta pink in with the purple mix it would help counteract the blue tone?
Many thanks

 

[mature novice]

Just an update...I got the result I was after this time [emoji16] the blue had faded out by the time she back today. So I lifted the ends again with blondor & 6% the mixed wella colour fresh create; 60ml ultra purple with 40ml high magenta & 20ml tomorrow clear and left it for 30mins without heat. It came out Cadbury chocolate wrapper purple which is what we were after in the first place [emoji4][emoji4][emoji4] my client was so Happy, I'm thrilled! Xx

 

[mature novice]

This has only just started to fade but still looks striking.
She's going to come back for a top up in a couple of weeks which is great. Just wondering if I can just use 0/66 as a glossing service over the top or will I lose the vibrancy?

 

[mature novice]

This is the before and after from the last service. I would like to get a smoother transition from brunette to purple.so thought perhaps go over the whole thing with 0/66 now that the ends have faded.
What are your thoughts?

 

[jamiereid92]

I personally don't like it, not that the technique is bad, I just wouldn't use a darker colour than the roots on the ends.

Also I think when you have a colour transition or highlights, you can show it off much more by curling the hair.

 

[mature novice]

She generally likes to wear it straight, this was just rough dried. What would you suggest colourwise to make it look more polished?

 

[jamiereid92]

You say you want it to blend more, so I would have done that colour on her roots, fading in to a brighter purple.

If she is only having it rough dried then the pictures are not doing you justice, it's not a finished result so we can't really tell what the colour looks like.