Very unhappy head of hair
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Topic: Very unhappy head of hair
Posted By: brigwink
Subject: Very unhappy head of hair
Date Posted: May 07 2005 at 7:23am
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Hi, My name is Brigitte and I am new to this forum. I'm
experiencing a problem I could really use some feedback on.
Today I have a gold, brassy,head of hair. This was done in a
beauty school, where they did a great job the last time I was
there. I don't know how to eliminate the gold. I have
always had highlighted and lowlighted hair, at least until now, and I
just want to look like myself again. Does anyone know what I can
do to reduce the gold at least temporarily? There's been so much
chemical processing going on in my hair, that I am reluctant to do
anything but I feel I cannot go anywhere without a hat. Going to
a salon is out of the question, at least for now. Thank you for
any help you can offer.
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Posted By: maneman
Date Posted: May 07 2005 at 8:21pm
Brigette
A semi permanent color should help you in the short run. You may not
get exactly the colour that you are after, but at least you'll be able to go
out publicly without a hat. Try a Goldwell Colorance combination of 6N
+6B for a pretty light brown colour. With all of the gold tones in your hair
this should leave you with a light brown with warm gold reddish tones
which is flattering to most skin tones.
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Posted By: Susan W
Date Posted: May 09 2005 at 1:54pm
You don't have to go brown if you don't want to. Any chance you
can go back to the beauty school and ask them to put a violet based
color over it? Violet will tone down the yellow and make you
closer to a medium or ash blonde.
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Posted By: ravenlox
Date Posted: May 13 2005 at 6:54am
I've had this problem in the past, when trying to go light, my hair
goes brassy, gold orange. I always have to end up putting a colour with
ash in it, over the top. Usually a very light ash brown, ash blonde or
lightest ash blonde will help if you dont want to go darker. Otherwise,
there are violet coloured toner products out there to try too. good
luck.
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