Toning Hair...?? Stylists Needed.

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Jamie D.

May 3, 2013

Jamie D.

If I dyed my hair brown but the highlights I have in my hair turned red and brassy colors... is there any toner I can use and if so what kind to lighten those brassy highlights and tone them down and get more of a light brown tone than coppery red tone?

preferably something I can buy frm Sallys Beauty.
thanks! :) here's what it looks like

Jocelyn T.

May 3, 2013

Jocelyn T.

Anything with blue and green should cancel out the coppery red colors.

Jamie D.

May 3, 2013

Jamie D.

Thank you very much Jocelyn! :-) do the toners tell you what colors they are? and will it actually make a huge color difference or just tone down the brassy colors? cause I don't want to f-up my hair any more! haha would you recommend to try that? thanks <3.

F F.

May 3, 2013

F F.

Try an ash/ violet toner to help.

Jamie D.

May 3, 2013

Jamie D.

Thanks FF , know good place to get one or good brand? ;-)

Jocelyn T.

May 3, 2013

Jocelyn T.

If you feel like you have coppery/red tones do NOT use violet! I study this stuff ill be a licensed cosmetologist in a month violet cancels out yellow tones,green cancels out red tones and blue cancels out orange tones its all about the color wheel hun my suggestion is go to a hairdresser to get your hair toned if they think it looks brassy red they will use a blue/green toner for your hair. Sorry I can't think of any blue/green toning shampoos hope I helped :)

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