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Justice D.

Feb 22, 2015

Justice D.

I had brown hair, I used color oops to get it out last night.. And I figured it'd leave me with a orange/yellow brassy tone. This is what it gave me. But I still plan on going lighter. The problem is, should I tone then color? Or color then tone? What toner should I use? Ignore my messy hair, I just woke up. These photos are in natural light.

Shanae J.

Feb 22, 2015

Shanae J.

You should color and then tone.

Justice D.

Feb 22, 2015

Justice D.

okay, thanks!

Justice D.

Feb 22, 2015

Justice D.

Does developer bleach your hair then? Because my natural hair color is a very dark blonde. First time I colored it blonde with box dye and 20 or 30 developer and it came out very light. Like level 9 light. The color I was going for.

Justice D.

Feb 22, 2015

Justice D.

Oh okay, thanks! :)

Justice D.

Feb 23, 2015

Justice D.

So.. To achieve this I used 20 developer with ion color brilliance level 9 very light cool blonde. :) my roots are still a little yellow.. But DEFF not as much. I'm planning on getting purple shampoo from sally's tomorrow! But overall I'm happy. It looks exactly like it used to when I was blonde before. It is lighter in person than in the photo. :) I'm so happy.

Justice D.

Feb 23, 2015

Justice D.

(Plus my hair isn't fully dried) I would say it is a level 9 blonde now. Especially in person. It's very light.

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