Did you do an ash blonde shade? Supposedly that limits the red tint?
Did you do an ash blonde shade? Supposedly that limits the red tint?
Not a frugal suggestion, but what about going to a professional to even out the color to the way you wanted it?
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There's a purple solution at Sally's that you can mix with shampoo, I think or the dye itself that cuts the red. I used to use Robert Craig, it's a deposit but getting a paler blonde is difficult. I quit coloring during COVID and just live with the strange uneven whiteness and darkness of my hair. But I did like Robert Craig and they will answer questions on line very honestly. I asked about the one bright blond and she said don't use it unless you want to look like Big Bird! I think it works on colored hair, but am not sure. Good luck. Hair color is very hard!!!
Oh my gosh, Big Bird--she was very honest. Doused it in vinegar today and then washed it twice with Head and Shoulders. At least it is now a less flat red blonde, as the white areas by the face are starting to fade a little so it has some dimension. Color is so hard. I think this will be my last experiment with color. I might try highlighting but since it is now naturally so light, it's probably best for texture to just keep letting it fade out.
Did I mention how much I love wigs? Honestly, if I were 20 years younger and socially active, I'd emulate Dolly Parton re hair-wear--a different color and style every day!
I have to rant because I’ve set boundaries in one of the plant societies by declaring what I will not do. I’m getting pushback from it. Yes I feel guilty but you know what? It’s my life and I get to decide what I do with it.
I refuse to take on responsibility for a giant project that, well, I refuse to take responsibility for. I may dip in to help with it on my own terms on my own schedule.
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