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Light enough for Aquamarine?

 
(@kitebunny)
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Good morning!  ;D

Round 2 of the bleach powder, shampoo & oils fading method has brought me more or less back to my base colour (yayyy!) with maybe a few lingering hints of greenishness, but it's basically kind of blonde .....


Picture taken indoors in natural daylight.

Question is, is this light enough for Adore Aquamarine? 
I don't mind if it pulls a little turquoisey-green or fades to green, I'm planning on going green next anyway with Adore Emerald and Electric Lime but I really want Aquamarine hair!!!

Second question, should I do a k-pak protein reconstructor treatment before or after dying?  And how long should I wait between protein and dye?  (Can I do it the same day?)

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Topic starter Posted : May 24, 2015 7:00 am
(@janineb)
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I would say so. It'll definitely pull to the green side πŸ™‚

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Posted : May 24, 2015 9:07 am
(@kitebunny)
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Got it on my head now.  Looks very dark out of the bottle, I'll post a results pic later/tomorrow/whenever it's dry.

Not sure I like Adore dye though, it's not as "slippy" as Directions, was impossible to comb through  πŸ™  maybe next time I'll mix a bit of a Directions blue in, or conditioner if it won't dilute it too much.
I'll decant it into a tub next time as well.

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Topic starter Posted : May 24, 2015 10:03 am
(@marthakins)
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Aquamarine can take a lot of diluting before it affects the colour. I would recommend diluting it if you're not getting on with the texture. 

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Posted : May 24, 2015 12:42 pm
(@Wicked Pixie)
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Adore does have a strange texture, especially if you are used to cream based dyes. I find it needs applying with a brush, as it just won't squidge through the strands like Directions does. Or mix with a thick conditioner/hair mask.
The results are worth it though.

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Posted : May 24, 2015 6:16 pm