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Sapphire K.

Mar 29, 2014

Sapphire K.

Unfortunately, going lighter isn't the same as going darker, try a mild lightener/ bleach, only leave it until it looks like it's lifting the pigment, then get a rich dark blonde color (ash is better) and streak it in, it'll blend better. I promise streaking it in is much safer than doing quarters of hair or whatever.

Libby D.

Mar 29, 2014

Libby D.

Maybe try colour remover? I used the jo bazz one yesterday and definitely recommend it :) and it has no peroxide or anything in it so its not too harsh.

Leamsy R.

Mar 29, 2014

Leamsy R.

Here's a few different ways to remove colors :)

http://haircrazy.info/misc-articles/10-ways-to-remove-hair-colour/


This is what I'll be doing to my hair! It's the vitamin c method. It has no stinky egg smell like some color removers 😝 plus it works really well

http://haircrazy.info/misc-articles/how-to-remove-dye-with-a-vitamin-c-treatment/

Leamsy R.

Mar 29, 2014

Leamsy R.

Keep in mind that when using color removers your hair will be porous! That will lead to your hair taking your dye darker. With that being said I recommend a protein filler from Sally's to keep that from happening! Or go a couple shades lighter than you want.

Remember color doesn't lift color

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