Amandahartly
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I've found this on Pinterest, this is how I'm having mine done tomorrow, just a bit unsure that these are the right colours as this method is also with different pictures! X
What do you think of these colours?
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I've found this on Pinterest, this is how I'm having mine done tomorrow, just a bit unsure that these are the right colours as this method is also with different pictures! X
Amandahartly
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Anybody? X
Amandahartly
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She got the colours yesterday, I said no way is that gold. I'll go & pick them up this morning. If I get a 7n & 7na? Last time she put 8na through it it went khaki looking x
Amandahartly
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Well I wouldn't say that root colour looks like a mix of 7n & 7gid say more ash maybe a 7na or 7an, could you just show the stylist the pic and let her formulate for you?
Used 7na & 7n & it's really warm [emoji85]
Amandahartly
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I'll put some 7a lowlights through it. The blonde looks a shitty colour too from 10p which I don't understand!
surf girl
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It's a bit yellow from a 10p :/ the 7a I'd expect to look quite grey too but it dosent? maybe it needed a 6a? Next time perhaps apply 6a from roots down & re lighten the balayge then do the 10 p again, or even a 10v
Amandahartly
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Thank you. Yeah it's really warm I don't get it at all! X
surf girl
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Ive always thought a p isn't strong enough to make much of a difference, I used to argue my butt off in college that we should use v but they'd always say noooo use a p... I always use a v now I'm out on my own lol, I've had some issues latley too with taking highlights back to natural for a Balyage, I used a 5.1 (blue based) recently on a client but it looked very warm where it blended out over the demarcation line, it's too hard to pre pig I think when doing a style like this, and the colours can act quite unpredictability
