However, other than that, my hair is still orange/red.ġ. One thing I noticed was the stylists said my hair "took" really well to the highlight and it brought some neutral blonde tones, which I like. and then toned/added a gloss for about 8 minutes to counteract the red they highlighted my hair (to break up the red) They told me they couldn't fix the orange/red immediately, and they did this: The key most important thing is to make sure that you choose a product that uses the right active ingredient for your color. I went to an Aveda salon and asked for them to fix the red/orange and I wanted a natural blonde look with highlights and lowlights. The best hair color remover uses effective ingredients and an easy application process to remove color without causing excess damage to the hair. A couple weeks ago I tried box dying it lighter blonde because in the winter my natural lighter highlights fade and it looked more brown than blonde.Īnyways this golden blonde L'Oreal box dye turned my lighter blonde hair orange, and my darker blonde hair red. My hair is naturally medium to dark blonde. I did this every other day in the first two weeks after my Big Red Disaster and by week three I was just using the toning shampoo on it’s own. Leave it on for a minimum of five minutes, then hop in the shower and rinse. Rub it in just as if you were in the shower and make sure you bring it evenly from roots to ends. This is super important, because it will help pull the fresh color from your hair. Put it on your hair when your hair is still dry. This one is affordable and what I used to strip the color. Many color safe shampoos don’t have sulfate, but you want this to help fade the red. Make sure whichever shampoo you choose actually HAS sulfate in it. Below is my exact routine for getting my hair color less red. I debated coloring again right away but two things: Color can’t lift color (make it lighter) and I didn’t feel comfortable trying a bleach bath yet on my own. I don’t even have pictures of it until 3 weeks after coloring, when I’d been fading it with every wash. Almost every woman who has colored her hair has had it come out too brassy, too dark, too light, just not the right shade.īelow, I tried a new hair color combo and it came out flaming red. You don’t have to be a redhead to have this issue. This is a question I’ve been getting a ton lately, “my hair came out too red, now what do I do?” I have been there! While it’s not what you want to see when you color your hair, it happens and can be fixed.
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