In the process of getting my hair to be platinum.

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Shanae J.

Mar 6, 2015

Shanae J.

Well, just bleach it again.

Vanessa B.

Mar 6, 2015

Vanessa B.

@Justine I totally would have it done but 1. I do not have money for that and 2. I'm going to have to pay a lot for them to dye not even 5 inches of hair
but thank you

Shanae J.

Mar 6, 2015

Shanae J.

A toner should fix the and tone your hair to platinum. As for what color toner, I'm not sure. What color is your brass?

Vanessa B.

Mar 6, 2015

Vanessa B.

This is what my hair looks without the purple conditioner and when its dry (my face was blurry and I looked silly)

Vanessa B.

Mar 6, 2015

Vanessa B.

My hair looks grey in the picture because I left some purple conditioner in it after I dyed it.

Vanessa B.

Mar 6, 2015

Vanessa B.

HI! this is like my third time composing this
but alright so I'm trying to go platinum and I used a drug store bleach/lightener because they didn't have super blond which is what I usually use because my hair is already pretty light
but when I used the drug store dye it made my tips platinum and not my root/length but my root/length are pretty light but also have some brassy spots and I dyed my length first, then roots and THEN the ends because my ends already have bleach and color on them from about four months ago so I knew they would lighten fast.
I used a wella T18 toner which is an ash I believe(correct me if I'm wrong) which didn't make my hair one color and I only used it because thats what the lady at sallys recommenced to do to get out the brassy tones
I was wondering if there is a way to get my hair all one color, get the brassy spots out, and get it the color I want
I don't want to have to bleach it again but if I have to I don't mind

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