How to go blond (10.0) from a light brown / dirty blond (6 or 7)?

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Maria L.

Jan 15, 2013

Maria L.

Hey girls! I went to my hairdresser and she made me a lot of highlights, so now I amb totally blonde (it's like a 10, beige). The problem is that now I have my roots (6 - 7) and I don't want to spent more money in salons... I am Spanish, sorry if my english is not perfect. I have been reading a lot about hair but i dont wanna bleach it and i think probably its not necesary cause my hair is not so dark. Thank you!!!

Tyler B.

Jan 15, 2013

Tyler B.

Hola!!! tu ingles es perfecto!! En que parte vives?? Ok you can buy professional colours in a hairdressing shop, like Inoa by Loreal, has no ammonia, buy the colour 10 which is the one your hairdresser put on your hair and obviously has to match, you also need to buy the developer, which I would go for a 9% or for a quicker and lighter result 12% which is probably best if you have dark hair,when I put highlights in my hair thats the volume I use, you dont want it yellow!! :)

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