You did not say what your natural color is, but I am guessing you are darkhaired for two reasons.
One: Bleach was probably used for the hilights if they are white, since someone who is fairly light naturally can use a high-lift color to do highlights (which would not get white unless you were quite blonde to begin with).
Two: White hilights on a brunette can easily look too frosted if they are not toned with a warm base, giving you that gray cast.
If Bleach was used for the hilights it should be easy to remedy. All you will need to do is have a toner applied in the color you want, probably a vanilla or honey shade. This can be done at home using products bought at a Beauty Supply store but I suggest you go to a professional. It shouldn't cost much and I would think your stylist who did the hilights would do it for a minimal amount if you tell them you are unhappy with the tone of the hilights. Good luck!
last week i went to a professional hairdressers to get my hair cut and have blonde highlights in. the cut looks ok but the highlights are wayyyy too light - in fact they almost look white, and hence make me look kinda grey. i wanna have the highlights made into a more honey coloured blonde, does anyone know if and how this is possible?
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