I love the first all over grey....thinks its gorgeous.
Also long a combo or the grey and pink in pic 2....ahhh so many pretty colours I want them all!!!!
Just informed by college hairdresser the grey would be impossible as pink/red is one of the hardest pigmant to get out of your hair 🙁
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Posted : March 19, 2016 5:58 pm
That's not always true, but yes, it is very difficult to get out. If you can fade it enough you can get a darker grey like the top one, but it would be more purple toned than steely blue. There's ways of toning colours as well. You'd need a greeny blue I think to tone a pale pink, but it would be tricky to get a non-brown toned grey.
Posted : March 20, 2016 3:17 pm
I know this is going to make me sound like a total noob....could you write it step by step?? I have seen colour toning correction shampoo in the past but knowing me I'll get the wrong one....
Posted : March 20, 2016 3:46 pm
The silver in my avatar pic was achieved by toning the base colour. (Apart from the top 4 or 5 inches that was freshly bleached regrowth coloured with diluted pravana silver. it was pretty faded in that pic, that was taken just before i re-dyed it)
My base was patchy pastel greens and pinky lilacs (from the run off after bleaching roots, it had been various shades of lilac/lavender previously hence the greens)
I toned the pinky areas with diluted Alpine green, and the green areas with diluted Deep Purple to get an even silver. It looked better when it was freshly done, but I couldn't capture the colour on camera.
Posted : March 20, 2016 5:17 pm
It's something we can talk through, but we'd need a photo of the faded colour to actually do it and advise on colours.
Posted : March 20, 2016 5:23 pm
It's something we can talk through, but we'd need a photo of the faded colour to actually do it and advise on colours.
I take it I would have to completely grow out the pink to achieve this? 🙁
Posted : March 21, 2016 11:19 pm
No. As I said, you can fade it so it's pale, then tone. Toning is using another colour that is opposite that colour on the colour wheel to make it a neutral colour. Grey comes under the neutral colours.
Pink is tough to fade, but it's possible. You can't always get it totally out, but enough to tone.
Posted : March 21, 2016 11:22 pm
No. As I said, you can fade it so it's pale, then tone. Toning is using another colour that is opposite that colour on the colour wheel to make it a neutral colour. Grey comes under the neutral colours.
Pink is tough to fade, but it's possible. You can't always get it totally out, but enough to tone.
Aaaah, right! I see now. So it is not impossible, just will take alot of work. Don't know if I will go for it next butThanks for the advice!
Posted : March 21, 2016 11:27 pm
Yeah my wife also like to change her hair color maximum time she is used to get cozy for blue hair color
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