EVERYTHING you need to know to tone BRASSY hair! HUGE hair color share, easy to follow (hairstylist)
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- Опубликовано: 5 июл 2024
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Possibly the question I get the most in the comments on here (and in my DM's on other platforms!) is how to remove "brassy" warmth from hair using hair colour successfully.
Seeing as my other hair toning share videos have been enjoyed by a lot of you, hair professionals and box dye users alike, it made sense to answer the question on here and then it'll be here for eternity to refer to!
Of course, there are a few important principles when wanting to neutralise warm tones in the hair but I've made sure to include them all, so you can get great results every time and have the BEST hair.
So whether you sometimes struggle giving your clients a cool tonned hair color result or you do your own roots at home but they always seem warmer than the rest of your hair, this is for YOU.
And even though I take you through a result using @redken Shades EQ Gloss in the video, the same principles and theory apply to ALL hair colour brands/lines, so don't worry if you use something else...or something from the drug store.
Please do let me know if you find it helpful and as always, you leave a comment or a hair related question and I'll get back to you.
My Instagram - craigsworld...
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The toning playlist I mention in the video -
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That's all for this week, thanks for watching. I'll see you in the next one!
CX.
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Hi all, please let me know what your BIGGEST “take away” was from the video..? Thanks for watching! 👨🏻🙏🏻✨
Had this week exact Chat with clients who's color is a 4n and she wanted some h/l . After she saw some warm h/ls before toning ,her freak out was beyond. Toned on the level, looked lovely but she still felt she saw some warmth. Was about to shoot myself since I've explained this over and over again. Now I'm going to send your video to her and maybe she'll get it. TY
@sbs726 Well I’m glad I could help confirm what you already knew, thanks for watching.
Tone on level or it won't do much.
@heatherhowe351 It depends what you want from the result, I often tone “off level”…but if you want to neutralise warmth, yes.
I'm not sure which toner to choose if I want to keep most of my level 7 warmth? If I want to tone out a just bit of brassiness...how do I proceed?
seeing the toners explained using brassy hair examples is the best tutorial ive ever seen! thank you!
I’m so pleased it helped! Thanks for watching 👨🏻🙏🏻✨
Your video - lesson is so so helpful , thank you so much! ❤️💛🧡💚 You are fantastic teacher and so charming and charismatic, joy to watch.🙂
I’m so pleased you found it helpful, thanks for watching and for your kind words. 👨🏼🙏🏻✨
Great video. I loved the the cool = darker and some warm tones = lighter and brighter. I have noticed that but really understood with your explanation. Thanks!
That’s great, glad the video confirmed what you already knew. Thanks for watching 👨🏼🙏🏻✨
Hi Graig, I have just become your number one fan! I take so long to learn things but the way you teach is AMAZING! Thanks so very much!❤
Goodness me, my day is MADE! Thanks for watching, so glad I can help. 👨🏻🙏🏻✅
OMG You just saved me with this video. I want to tone the level 7 orange/gold/yellow but I do want to keep some brightness. So mixing a level 7 with blue/violet and level 7 neutral should give me the results I need. Ive seen so many videos about toning and yours is BY FAR THE BEST VIDEO at explaining. Thank you.
I’m so pleased it helped, that’s great. Thanks for watching. 👨🏻🙏🏻✨
All questions answered thank you,
Great. Thanks for watching.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us!!
And thank you for watching!
Love your videos they have helped me a lot ❤❤❤
That’s great, I’m so pleased and thanks for watching. 👨🏻🙏🏻✨
THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH !!! You're a life saver!!
You’re welcome!
So glad I found your channel. Love the way you pick a specific topic and explain in detail.
Thank you, so great to have you following along. Thanks for watching 👨🏻🙏🏻✨
You are amazing and your explanations are also great. 🤩
So much kindness, thank you.
Great information yet again 👏 love that you just want to help everyone ❤
Thank you, that’s very kind and you are much appreciated….and yes, that’s what it’s all about for me. 👨🏻🙏🏻❤️
Ah brilliant timing thank you Craig ❤
I’m glad I put this out this week then, thank you for watching 👨🏻🙏🏻✨
@@theworldofcraig Master stylist and psychic 😏😆❤️
You’re a good teacher. Thank you!
Thank you, so pleased you’re finding my content helpful. 👨🏼🙏🏻✨
Absolutely brilliant Craig, I finally understand 😊😊😊
Well this is fabulous and totally made my day! Thanks for watching 👨🏻🙏🏻✨
Thank you Craig, I LOVED this video. You're a fantastic teacher!
Oh goodness, what a wonderfully kind comment, thank you…and thanks for watching, so glad you enjoyed it. 👨🏻🙏🏻✨
Thank you! ❤
You’re most welcome, thanks for watching! 👨🏻🙏🏻✨
You are amazing; teaching style, and personality. Also, love your voice!
Thank you! That’s very kind and thanks for watching. 👨🏻🙏🏻✨
This is exactly what I was looking for! My hair is nearly identical to the brassy swatch so this is a great visual on how to neutalize the unwanted tones. Thank you!!
I’m so glad it helped, thanks for watching. 👨🏼🙏🏻✨
Thank you so much, something I have struggled with for years, as I always seen to end up warmer so the toning is a struggle for me, but I’m about to do my regrowth this next week so I’m going to give it a shot 👍🏻🤞🙏🏻🇦🇺🤷🏼♀️❤️
Oh wow, you’re most welcome, I’m so glad it’s helpful. Please let me know how you get on…? Thanks for watching. 👨🏻🙏🏻✨
Thank you 😊
Thanks for watching 👨🏻🙏🏻✨
Hi Craig, a big fat thank you for doing this video. I did learn a lot about toning on the level through your previous videos, but this goes another level deeper, to help me find the correct toner on a level 7 that neutralizes the color, which is so great. And your way of teaching is so inspirational 🤩!
Hi Tania, a BIG fat thank you for TOTALLY making my day…perhaps week. I’m so glad you’re finding my content helpful and your support really means a lot. So kind… 👨🏻🙏🏻❤️
I love your channel
Well, it’s great you’re enjoying it, thanks for taking the time to let me know 👨🏻🙏🏻✨
@@theworldofcraig very excited thag I found your channel
Woot woot, I think I'm beginning to understand toning!
Brilliant!
Finally!😅 Thanks!
Finally..? You’re welcome, thanks for watching. 👨🏻🙏🏻✨
Thank you so much for sharing with us! Watching you explain things is such a pleasure! You are such a talented teacher! Thank you! (love from Russia)
You’re most welcome, thanks for watching and for your kind words. So glad you’re enjoying the content. 👨🏻🙏🏻✨
You are the bestest!
Thank you! Your support is fantastic. 👨🏻🙏🏻✨
Love you! You explain everything so so well…if you want lighter and brighter blond, you need to put up with some warmth, if you want totally cool blond and no warmth it may be somewhat of a darker blond :) x
Oh my goodness, what a great comment, thank you! You TOTALLY got it, thanks for watching 👨🏻🙏🏻💛
I love the shade swatch videos! One thing that always scares me everytime is how dark shades eq go and I chicken out and wash it out too soon every time. I need to trust the process. Xx
Thank you, they are fun to make, I love a swatch! The processing makes a huge difference to how long SEQG lasts…and the tonal deposit. I use a lot of Clear… 👨🏼🙌🏻✨
Just came here to say thank you. I usually color my hair with 8.1 and 7.0 it is brassy and I do not like that look. I used your formula 8N and 8VB with 1:1 ratio, 20 mins, yes just like you said my hair became 1 shade darker but all the brassy look is gone. Thank you very much.
You’re most welcome, so glad it worked out. Thanks for letting me know! 👨🏼🙏🏻✨
Wish you lived in the north east. I’d be there in a shot! Thank you for this advice.
That would be fabulous…you’re most welcome, thanks for watching.
Coming back to this video because I'm going to bleach my hair again this week! It's a level 6 atm and I want to get to my natural colour which is like a neutral level 8 with a gold undertone and getting the exact match is going to be fun 😅 oh how I wish I never started dying my hair
Glad it was helpful, thanks for watching…and good luck!
Very informative! I watched another video that you can tone and brighten your color with hi-lift ash dye but with only 20vol developer. What's your opinion on this? Do you find it damaging?
Thank you…and thanks for watching. I would never tone with anything (very occasionally tint and pastel developer) other than demi permanent, I just don’t want or need (if you’ve lifted light enough) that level of deposit…and yes, I don’t use high lift at all, so much ammonia.
You explaining skills very good please can you explain about backgrounds of colors (it’s mentioned on any book of color line it grey to black ,black , brown to tan ) I still not understand how we use them when we use color formulas thank you
Thank you, I have many videos on here that go into “backgrounds”, check out my Shades EQ Gloss playlist. Different colour houses often have slight variations, so it’s impossible for my to make a general video. Thanks for watching.
Thanks
You’re welcome, thanks for watching. 👨🏼🙏🏻✨
Thank you for sharing your knowledge !
Question, so using say 6N Shades, going to add half clear so the 6N not so dark. That will not make it so dark on hair ?
You’re welcome, thanks for watching.
Yes, that will “spread out” the tone, so the result will appear lighter than just 6N.
Hi Craig, thank you so much for this video, I rewatched it and there were new insights I learnt as I put a same level toner on my level 7 highlights which had a 7GI on them with a 7n to try to counter the yellow and processed for 20 mins. It turned dark to my surprise. So now i realize i should have included a 7VB with the 7N but if I want a bit of lightness should there also be a 7GI? I’m trying to get more ash than yellow/orange….thanks in advance for your thoughts!
Hi there, you’re welcome, thanks for watching.
I’m not sure exactly what you’re asking - I can’t give specific formulas remotely, it’s impossible without seeing the hair in person.
GI is a warm + iridescent series, so it won’t neutralise gold. A formula with just N might be a good place to start.
Thanks, Craig yes of course it’s hard for you remotely. I guess what I meant was when you said, the cooler will be darker than the warmer and that may be there could be a bit of those if a person or adding a VB and then as you suggest to make a cooler, would there be another tone that could be still be added to give some lightness? Thanks
Thank you for all the great advice and for going so in detail!! Any recommendation for what volume developer to buy? I have heard anywhere from 6 to 10 volume is best for toning is that true?
You’re most welcome, thanks for watching, I’m glad it was helpful.
Most Demi permanent (the only type of hair colour I tone with) colour lines have a designated developer. I would always recommend using what goes with that particular line.
@@theworldofcraig thank you for the fast response!!!🙏 I am also having a little trouble deciding if I need a level 6 or 7 toner. I have naturally dark brown hair and recently got a balayage and the bottom of my hair is very light but the top is more dark. But overall it’s very yellow/gold which is not too flattering on me. Any recommendations?
@@ericasantiesteban2204I’m afraid I can’t give out specific, individual formula suggestions remotely, there’s just too much to it - my toning videos have all the info.
Interested in toning level 9 and up not grabbing hair purple or blue. Thank you 🤗
I have a video in the toning playlist that is all about blondes! 👨🏻🙏🏻✨
I totally screenshotted 10:15 ❤
Hahaha, love that. 👨🏻📸🙌🏻
Hi Craig if I want to start practicing on swatches where can I buy them from? X
Hi Michelle, think I forgot to link them in the description but they are from Pivot Point…linked all over the place on here. I always buy white ones.
Yes Craig our 007, information I needed to stop me looking like a walking Dorito crisp😅 from a Brummie fan
Haha, happy to help! Thanks for watching 👨🏻🙏🏻🧡
Hey I’m new to the channel and this video was helpful! I am not a professional whatsoever. Naturally, i am a level 8 (light blonde) but a few months ago I dyed my hair black (and i deeply regret it 😭). I tried using a hair color remover (color oops, it was recommended by a friend). And it took off the black however my hair is now a orangish brownish color. Is it possible for me to go back to my natural color (level 8 light blonde) and if so, how would I go about doing that?
Hi there, thanks for watching, I’m glad the video was helpful.
So that’s a BIG question - and I’m afraid the simple answer is no, as you’ve made it darker, then lightened it exposing warmth, you’ll have to be deeper to “cancel” out what’s been “exposed”.
I do go into it in depth in many of my other video here on my channel.
Thanks for watching.
Hi! I want to tone my hair at home. The numbers after the slash are from the color wheel, right? What number is blue? Thanks.
Hi, all the brands have slightly different tonal values, so I would check online for whatever brands colour chart you’re using.
I've seen videos where they tone using 15 Vol to stop the hair looking too dark when using cool tones. What do you think of this? Thanks.
I would never tone with a higher volume of peroxide - I only ever use a demi permanent and they (generally) have their own developers that are lower in volume.
Also - a higher volume will take the pigment further into the hair…which could make it appear darker…
QUESTION, with a very long intro. I have dark brown hair (I would say a level 2) and lightened it with Blondme 7 vol and Blondme clay lightener to a mixture of level 5 to 7, I think. Yes, it took me hours upon hours, mostly because I tried a w pattern balayage first (hence the clay lightener), then a weaving balayage, and finally I did an ombre, because, let's be fair, this is nearly impossible to DIY on waist length, layered hair.
I would like to get my hair to a cool toned brown, I think it was called mushroom brown a couple of years back when it was 'on trend'. I'm not sure what shade of toner I should use, as it looks like it might have some kind of warmth to it, even though it is a cool toned brown. Should I stay away from anything ash/green based? Or, would a splash of something like Shades EQ VRO be a good addition to an ash toner?
Thanks for watching!
I would say that a “mushroom” shade is cool (all colour is incredibly subjective) - so perhaps start with something simple, such as 7N on its own - you could add a little 7NA…all suggested without seeing your hair.
And well done for the home balayage! 👨🏻🙏🏻🧡
What if you have highlights - do you tone to that level?
It depends on whether you want to cancel all the warmth but yes if that’s the case.
I really hope you see this... I have a question about "the cooler the formula the darker it will be the warmer the formula the brighter it will look" my question is if your trying to get from platinum blonde to that icy white silver color... What is the best way to go? Can you tone it to that color or do you dye it that color?
In my opinion, (all colour is subjective and it why it makes it tricky for me to answer specific formula questions) platinum and “icy” are pretty much the same shades…
I would always use a demi permanent toner to create those results. There are many, many videos here on my channel that contain info on both.
Would you recommend the same thing for natural blondes (level 8-9 with a bit of 7 mixed in) who want to go platinum blonde?
Thanks for watching. I’m not entirely sure I understand the question…?
Consider a High lift neutral color, which will lift you the rest of the way to platinum and deposit some pigment to tone the blonde.
do you know the recommended ratios for Colour Touch Special mix please - would it be the rule of 11 like the KP s.mixes or are the CT s.mixes weaker. I found this online and I wondered if it was accurate -
Boost: Intensify and shade Eg. 20g COLOR TOUCH shade + 10g 0/56 + 60g 1.9%/4%
Correct: Neutralize unwanted warmth 40g COLOR TOUCH shade + 5g 0/68 + 90g 1.9%/4%
If that’s from the Wella/Color Touch user guide online, that’s the guideline. I don’t use the special mixes much as I find CT to be warm/cool enough on its own as it’s quite opaque.
Ok i got hair level 5 with orande undertones.Which toner for warmer colours and which toner for colder.Still confused 😬
That’s a BIG question and I can’t give out specific, individual formulas without knowing more/seeing your hair, there’s so much to it.
There are many other toning videos here on my channel - a couple deal with orange warmth…and there are a few with warm formulas in too.
Hi craig, another helpful video! I am writing with an emergency question..I am about to color with SEQ and my color came out of the bottle coagulated! This never happened before. I gave it a good shake but it is super thick. Should I toss it or will it still work?? Thanks so much!
Hi there, glad to hear it, thanks for watching.
Hmmm, I’ve never had that happen in 25 years, so I’m afraid I’d suggest throwing it away.
@@theworldofcraig I know, me either..tossed it. thanks for responding so fast. have a lovely week ahead:)
Hey Craig👋🏻 if I, as a natural level 6/7 light brown who wants to be level 8 blonde, use a permanent colour no 8 with blue/violet undertones (+vol 20) would that counteract the orange tones or be a hot mess? 😅
Hi there, thanks for watching.
So you’ve got the principle, only it’s a little different when you’re lifting hair - you need to think of the warmth in your hair at the natural level - 6/7…which would be a deeper orange.
Therefore (this is all without seeing your hair, so you’ll have to make that final call) you need more blue (which brands have) to get a more neutral result - remembering that blue is a very powerful pigment, so it might not look quite as light as an 8 when dry…cool tones absorb light.
Good luck, let me know how you get on. 👨🏻🙏🏻✨
@@theworldofcraig Thank you ❤️
Love your swatch tests! I My layman curiosity was wondering why you didn't test with close as possible tones. Like 8n+8vb was used, but just 10n was used with no 10v or 10t or 10p to help simulate the VB aspect of the level 8 tone. Maybe it's irrelevant? It would be interesting to see that closer (?) comparison! ... Thanks for sharing your wealth of knowledge and in such a clear fun way!
Hi Christa. I chose the have the “on the level” formula be cooler as I have another video on here (just swatching, less in depth share) where they are the same tone just deeper.
When I plan out content I always, always have both hair pro’s and consumers in mind, by showing the cooler formula as the “on the level” one hopefully it’ll help hair pro’s who really find it a challenge, (I know it has already which is great!) whilst the more general selection info is for everyone. Thanks for watching 👨🏻🙏🏻✨
My understanding why the 10n did have anything else added to help simulate the VB aspect was because the 10N already has a VB undertone and the 8N does not. I could be wrong though lol
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@Thatonegirl_175 Good guess but no, the N’s all have the soft violet/blue tone - I kept the lighter one just to N as I already have a video comparing 2 N formulas, on and off level.
When I plan my content I think of both hair pro’s and peeps at home, this comparison was aimed more towards a hair pro….with the entire video being for either.
@Thatonegirl_175 Good guess but no, the N’s all have the soft violet/blue tone - I kept the lighter one just to N as I already have a video comparing 2 N formulas, on and off level.
When I plan my content I think of both hair pro’s and peeps at home, this comparison was aimed more towards a hair pro….with the entire video being for either.
In Wella, which has more or a neutralising effect on yellow tones - a 9/16 or a 9/96.
9/96 appears more violet but 9/16 appears to be more pigmented
That would be 9/96 - although it does have some blue in it - one of the reasons I don’t use a lot of Color Touch to tone, there’s no pure violet tone. 9/16 is ash/violet…not the best on gold. You can find the Wella pigment chart online.
Oh I just love you!
Here’s a conundrum 😂. I’m naturally strawberry blonde (yellow). I mix box dye 2/3rds light auburn (clariol 6R) with 1/3rd light ASH blonde (clairol 9A) and I get quite a nice result. Auburn red, but toned down. But salons tell me I shouldn’t be mixing red with ash, as they cancel each other out. But I think that’s what I’m trying to do (??🤔). Red on its own is too screaming for me. Is there another way? Am I going at this from the wrong angle?
Adoring hug 🤗 xx
Awww, thank you, that’s very kind…and lovely.
No no, you’re doing exactly what you should be - different tones in one bowl don’t “cancel each other out”, think of it as a matter balance…and the KEY is that you get a great result. GO YOU!
You are doing exactly what you should be. 👨🏻🙏🏻✨
@@theworldofcraig 🩷🤗🙏🏼
Hello. I'm a level 10 what toner and brand do you suggest for me to get the platinum color like your model, please?
Hi there. I’m afraid I can’t give out specific, individual toner formula…what you see as “platinum” might not be what I see. That said there are loads of videos (and I mean loads) on here that have formulas for a level 10 - have a scroll through, you’ll find what you’re looking for.
Thanks A bunch! Going to watch❤
HWLP my hair is like light pink right now and I’m trying to tone it, I’d say it’s a level 7 but pink/ blonde what do I dooo to make it ash/blonde
You’ll have to remove the pink first, you won’t be able to tone over it to get a good result.
Love the results on both but i thought we have to tone to the color level? A bit confused about being level 7/8 and tone to a level 10N?
Thank you and thanks for watching.
That’s the point of the video - if you want to neutralise all the warmth you tone ON the level or below…toning above will not give a “cool” result.
So to clarify, if I want to keep some warmth in my hair, I should tone above the level of my hair?
That is one way of doing it for sure.
@@theworldofcraig ok cool thank you!! Also one last question, I just got my highlights retouched and those new highlights at the top of my head are ashy. But the bottom of my hair is golden. I want to have a cohesive golden look. So I get a gloss to try to add warm to the top of my head? Thank you so much for your time!
@@CourtneyMartin-em1iq You’re welcome. I’m afraid I can’t make that call without seeing your hair in person but in principle yes. There’s loads of toning videos here on my channel.
Biggest, take away I don't know there are many! I have been watching your videos non-stop as I'm trying to save money at the salon. I did a bleach wash on my hair with a fairly mild bleach cream and I have orange....and I want to tone it and have some warmth, but I'm concerned about my Gray roots. Should I use a different developer on those or a different toner altogether?
Ideally I would like the silver in my grays to shine through the gold and give it dimension
Awww, so glad it was helpful, thanks for watching.
Yes, you would need to treat the “zones” differently - the roots with something to add depth…and the “orange” mids/ends to tone.
I’ll be honest, it’s a very tricky thing to get a good result from yourself as it’s so nuanced.
I will add...some of it lightened to a level 9..perhaps 20% of the hair..
@@SherryYoung-fg3spSorry, I can’t give out very specific, individual formulas…there’s so much to it to do so remotely. There are many other toning videos on my channel.
I think I have watched every toning one you have done! Thank you so much for helping us be beautiful!
@@SherryYoung-fg3sp There’s a playlist on “hair colour theory”, that might be helpful..?
You’re most welcome, it’s why I started my channel and it will always be a priority.
So i box dyed my own gray hair to a level 2. Hated it! $955.00,4 months later its a level 10. Im going back to my beloved,much missed gray!!
So like you’ve got it sorted! Thanks for watching.
I can't find your email....I believe I am naturally a level 5 and level 4 is too dark, often washing me out. I’ve heard you say, find your natural shade then where you want to go (I’d like to go consistently a level 5). So my thoughts were with all of the red/orange that I shouldn’t have to fill to go one level darker and my thoughts were to mix some 06Nch with a tad of 06GN, divide into sections as you’ve shown in videos, then start in back quadrants first, small sections at a time, carefully covering back and front of each, then do front roots ½” to ¾”? let all of that sit for ______ many mins THEN cover midshafts and ends for remaining time? If this is not a good plan, please direct me to a video to follow (and any recommendations on my color using what I have would be appreciated). here is what I have...06GN EQ Gloss, 05N EQ Gloss, 06Nch Bonder Inside, 0 Clear Bonder EQ Gloss, 05GB Color Gel Lacquer, Pulp Riot 5-5 Perm Color, 8A ChiIONIC Shine Shades Liquid Color. I can email you pics but can't find an email.
Hi Emma, thanks for watching.
Please don’t send pics - it’s impossible for me to give out custom personalised formulas remotely and photos aren’t a good representation of hair “in person”.
I’m not sure what question you’re asking - what I will say is that Shades EQ Gloss is a lot collier than people generally think, so perhaps go in with an N on its own first.
Let's say you have those same swatches with that starting color (a strawberry blonde is what it looks like to me) how would you tone that to appear brown without canceling out all the warmth? Say you don't want cool at all but a nice warm brown.
There is another video here on my channel about picking the perfect toner formula, it’s a recent video, that should help.
It’s pretty straight forward if you want to keep warmth…
@theworldofcraig Based on this video, my guess for a first test would be 8N for keeping the warmth of the strawberry blonde but getting to brown, maybe 7N. Do you think that's a good guess?
(I've already watched your other video, btw)
I want a starting point for testing on strawberry blonde for a brown color but keeping the warmth.
@@heatherb918You’re on the right track, I would always go in with an N first if I’m at unsure….
The biggest take away is that I can mix toners
Wahoo…
Why would you pre-tone with EQ, of dimethicone acid hell, only to redo the toner with EQ? Uhm. No. Next time please explain that Blue is the darkest primary color, and if Blue is used for toning everything will appear darker due to the nature of the color Blue. Please be specific. You could have saved yourself so much time by simply pointing that out. SJ.
Not sure entirely what you’re getting at? I’ve used Shades EQ Gloss for over 25 years, both me and my clients love it. You don’t have to be into it but this is no place for reductive comments. Thanks for watching.
Great video!!! Thank you!!!
Please can you explain how to fill the hair when there is 75% grey and you want to achieve light blonde or dark blond….👋🤩🫶🏻🥰
Thank you! You’re welcome, thanks for watching.
I’m not sure what you mean by “fill”?
If I’m colouring grey hair I would use permanent colour or a cream based demi permanent like Color Touch…unless someone wants a very translucent result, then I might use Shades EQ Gloss - there are many videos that go over the different options here on my channel.