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Oct 12, 2012
Veronica M.
Last time i used the 20v per instructions on the wella white lady T18. and it turned my natural ash roots orange as it lifted the colour.
Can i use the 10v for twice as long?
or any advice would be appreciated!
Oct 12, 2012
Niki C.
I'm assuming you are lightning your hair? If so, 10v won't lift your hair color, 20 v is what you should use. Hair naturally lifts red or orange depending on how dark it is naturally, if you want to tone it to an ash ad a blue based toner (blue cancels orange in the color wheel). I am not familiar with wella color (the labels) but again I'm assuming that you're going for a blonde effect?
Oct 13, 2012
Jenn D.
Try a 30 for an extra lift
Oct 13, 2012
Veronica M.
I dont want to lighten it just tone the brassy/orange
Oct 14, 2012
Niki C.
If you're just toning it, 10 vol should be fine .
Oct 15, 2012
Evaline S.
10v is ONLY used to deposit color not lift
Oct 15, 2012
Evaline S.
Using.blue/violet rinse/toner should take care of the brassy tones Also, shimmer lights shampoo helps
Oct 15, 2012
Kara L.
I agree w Evaline about using a toner that w blue/violet but do remember 10 vol still lifts, but only 1-2 shades. You want to look for something that just deposits w/o lifting. Such as Redken Shades, Goldwell Colorance or I believe Sally Beauty Supply carries a line called Radiance. You would have to use the developer the line recommends though.
Oct 15, 2012
Kara L.
A little cheat tip we do at the salon sometimes is use a color (in your case a blue/violet) w 10 vol but add just a little water to the mix. ;)