A touch up is usually required every 3ish months. Depending on how well you care for you hair. They're also Ash conditioner or shampoo that u can use to keep the yellow out. Also, the base that you have will make most of the difference. If you remove all the brassy pigments, it won't come back. For Asian hair, that usually takes 2 sessions.
I don't see where you got rose (pink tones) But there's literally so many shads of ash, even when you narrow it down to blonds. That's why showing your stylist the exact shade you want is so important :)
Nani why is this video so underrated only 3 comments
Gorgeous!
not easy to lift up asian hair, the hair is too thick, you did a great job blending. keep up the good works
do you know where i could find these products?
This may help, you can take the product she used, copy and paste, then put it in the search bar and it should tell you where it should be found
when you mixed the ash color with the wella did you also add developer?
How long can this color stay? It will later be more brassy, if I remember it correctly?
A touch up is usually required every 3ish months. Depending on how well you care for you hair. They're also Ash conditioner or shampoo that u can use to keep the yellow out. Also, the base that you have will make most of the difference. If you remove all the brassy pigments, it won't come back. For Asian hair, that usually takes 2 sessions.
Not a ash blonde for Asian hair
That's rose gold ash blonde 👱♀️
I don't see where you got rose (pink tones) But there's literally so many shads of ash, even when you narrow it down to blonds. That's why showing your stylist the exact shade you want is so important :)