Will lavender/lilac/purple dye over this?
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Jun 15, 2014
Kaitlyn C.
I feel like it'd look fine, but the spots with green will make the purple seem darker.
Jun 15, 2014
Shaye M.
Depends what shade of purple/lilac you're going for, do you have a picture of the purple you're trying to get to?
Jun 15, 2014
Kaitlyn C.
I love that color!! :)
Jun 15, 2014
Kira-louise S.
Honestly? I think you would only know after you've done it which is absolutely no help haha! But personally I think it will turn the green a funny colour. Why don't you use a dark purple on the green bits like live xxl then next time lighten that section and do it lavender/lilac.
Jun 15, 2014
Shaye M.
I think a strand test would be your safest alternative to find out what sortof colour to expect from the purple over the green.
Jun 15, 2014
Breeze T.
I wouldn't have lightened the hair, blue mixed with purple is awesome! Anyway, purple is normally used to take away yellow tones if overlayed, so I think you'll be just fine! And about the blue, it might look a little more turquoise if applied directly (which I actually like!). I'd just tone all the hair first making it grey with a bit of purple, and then proceed with the colors.
Jun 15, 2014
Aurora S.
You'll be fine. It may look a little more blue. The red in the purple may tone it down the green and leave you with a more bluish purple