Paul Mitchell Forever Blonde??
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May 20, 2013
Andrea W.
Ok thanks! and yes he said something about a high lift this time too. But I'm still not sure why my roots (first 1/2 inch )turned blonder and my ends but not the in between. Sad to say bc he gets so confusing and has changed it up that I don't know what he did. The two times it went well he bleached then used a milksake blonde after. so he would have bleached then high lifted? OMG I feel like a true blonde. Maybe I will blame him.
May 20, 2013
Melissa M.
You should call the salon and ask to talk to the owner/manager and request their most experienced stylist at a time when your he won't be there, and definitely let them know that your not happy and hopefully they'll comp the service or at least give it to you for the price of only a cut and blow dry. It is never the client's that her hair didnt turn out right and they need to fix the mistake that their stylist made.
May 20, 2013
Melissa M.
Ugh I hate typing on my phone! Sorry for the missed words and typos.
May 20, 2013
Jaela L.
The first inch is probably lighter because of the heat of your head. It radiates and causes the first inch or so to process faster then the remaining lengths. Regardless of the products he used, the application is what the problem is. The shampoos will help but probably not to the extent you'd like. I'd suggest calling and talking to him, explain that it hasn't lightened up the way he said it would. Tell him that your unhappy with how it's turned out and hope that he can even out the color. I know as a stylist I would rather a client come to me and let me know their concerns so I can do my best to make them happy. If you don't feel comfortable going back to the same stylist, I'd still talk to him and ask if he can suggest someone else who may be a better fit. Good luck!
May 20, 2013
Macey T.
The Paul Mitchell line works great. I would recommend visiting a Paul Mitchell salon, so the stylist can get you in the right direction with your hair, and find the best color technique and product to suit you.
May 21, 2013
Erika L.
Jaela 👆👆👆👆👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌 youre right on the money.
May 21, 2013
Niki C.
I work at a Paul Michael focus salon! Yes, your hairdresser should make sure the entire length of your hair is even. So first, switch hairdressers. When you leave the salon with a look you want, see how many days it takes for your hair to turn brassy, then that's how many days you should use the Platinum blonde. Forever blonde will ad protein and strength back to your hair. That can be used in between the purple shampoo. Your hairdresser should always give you good instructions!