Orange after bleach HELP.

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Nayeli M.

Jun 20, 2014

Nayeli M.

So I decided to bleach my dark brown hair I had really light blonde in the front but now the rest of my hair looks like this is there I could to to take the orange out or so I bleach and use a toner?

Maressa H.

Jun 20, 2014

Maressa H.

Use a purple shampoo as a toner.

Erica G.

Jun 20, 2014

Erica G.

I don't think a purple shampoo is going to do enough to take out the orange. you could try a toner but I don't think it'll get out all the orange either. I think you might have to rebleach a second time. I know it may be pricey but go to a salon to have out fixed.

Dee A.

Jun 20, 2014

Dee A.

Use an ash toner and that will neutralize the orange to a natural color but for the light blonde roots I would use a shade darker color so that it blends into your ends, but if your trying to go lighter on the ends to match the blonde on top then you would have to rebleach only the ends and what's orange but I don't recommend it tho because double bleaching is going to cause a lot of breakage

Kay C.

Jun 20, 2014

Kay C.

Looks like an ombre looks cool ;)

Shaye M.

Jun 21, 2014

Shaye M.

I agree with Erica :)

Erica M.

Jun 22, 2014

Erica M.

Use a 9n or 10n anything neutral to tone out orange and yellow but apply it all over hair so you can get it all evened out...

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