Blue/Green Hair back to Brown...?

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Kaitlyn S.

May 24, 2016

Kaitlyn S.

So in back in march I dyed my hair from brown to blue professionally. It faded to a pretty blue grey then I died back over it with a lorel Blue dye that I thought was the same color... it wasnt. its faded green and I'm so tired of it. how do I go about dying it brown again? I have the dyes already but I'm scared that the blue tones and the red tones in the cherry brown I'm dying it will clash and itll look awful. please help.

Kaitlyn S.

May 24, 2016

Kaitlyn S.

Here is a photo of it washed and blowdryed.

Aurora S.

May 24, 2016

Aurora S.

If you dye over the green tones with a red toned brown then the parts that were green may end up a muddy very neutral brown if the brown color is around the same depth as the green.
If it's darker then it'll just look less reddish and more brown in those areas.
If the brown color is lighter than you'll still have green tones coming through

Kaitlyn S.

May 24, 2016

Kaitlyn S.

It's bleached a yellow blonde underneath it's starting to peak through in some places, Hailey.

patty s.

May 25, 2016

patty s.

I would add this filler to the hair color when coloring your ends.

patty s.

May 25, 2016

patty s.

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