QuoteReplyTopic: ph color? Posted: May 23 2005 at 8:50pm
Well, the Esche is cooler and more ashy than the Blond, so I'm thinking
a mix of those two, plus the Seiden, which is more golden, and the
Vanille, which is the lightest in your mix, would do the trick. The
challenge, of course, will be blending it all thoroughly. Even with a
drawing mat, it can be really hard to blend this stuff as if it were
machine blended, rather than chunk by chunk (or strand by strand).
Anyway, don't worry--it won't be nearly as light as mine. Vanille is
actually my lowlight color; the majority of my hair is Dome White or PH
Perlweiss, which is considerably lighter than your mix.
i dont know how i ever thought champagner was going to match my hair, i mustve been crazy, its too reddish
seiden blonde would definately be the main color i think, but jennys definately right i need highlights but not big highlights which is what i think was the downfall of the 613/27, i need it blended more, so seiden blonde definately blonde highlights, i think the champage would be too reddish unless i put it on the bottom, vanille would probably go too but i cant tell much of a difference between it and the seiden, god i think jenny picked it out perfectly except for i dont know what the esche is...and what would keep it from looking as light as jennys mix would be the regular blonde mixed in right? no offense to you at all jenny im just not that blonde i dont think!
haha you just forgot to write the rest, i thought you were quizzing my natural blending abilities! im glad to see i passed!
im going to be impatient and just order those colors, and the ring too so i take both options but without the waiting
Dammit. Why is this board constantly logging me out. I write a post and
hit send and then the post isn't there and I'm booted. My Mac won't
post links again here either. Grrrr.
OK, as I was saying...
I might go Vanille, Seiden and a bit of Blond. If you have gold
highlights (which do not show in the photos), a bit of Winterblond in
just a few strands here and there will pick up that color.
Matching multiple blond shades over the computer is like trying to match reds. It's just so hard.
Two options here:
1) Be patient and order a ring and wait until you can drape the ring over your own hair for a perfect match.
2) Take a chance and order what you think will work.
Lots of blondes here so you may have no problem unloading the hair at a good price if you don't like it.
oh i didnt mean to sound like your wrong, i look at those pictures and i think thats my hair color, except it looks a bit more golden indoors, i think im just in denial because i had light golden blonde hair for the longest time in my life and then i started trying to dye it a different blonde and it keeps coming back. thanks so much for your help mocha i hope your having fun using ur ring hehe
thanks jenny, and here i thought my hair was all one solid color, shows what a newbie i am, time to get one of those drawing board things
It looks like you have several colors in your hair, so I think you'll
need to do a lot of blending. I would get three or four different
colors, such as Vanille, Seiden, Blond, and Esche, and mixing them
together. :)
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Seiden Blond has beige tones, in my tweaked vision opinion.
I mean, I can guess what might look OK but it's pretty difficult trying
to match the ring to your hair until there's a really clear photo
without flash coming back on it.
Can you turn the camera on your hair out in natural light tomorrow?
Can anyone with a ring tell me what color might be matchable with my hair?
ok heres the thing, the top two pictures are what i think my actual color is, but the third i seem to also have gold highlights in there that seem to pick up when? i dunno they just do
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