Opinions Please!

Dec 12, 2012

Shanna N.

Okay I dyed my hair ASH BROWN before my hair was BLONDE but it was not natural. The brown turned my hair a green tint. I have been told ...
1. To get a brown with red base and re-Dy it.Because the red with neutralize with the green?
2. Asprin rinse! To put aspirin in w/water and wash through my hair leave in for a few minuets and rinse well with shampoo and conditioner?
3. Use a dye with a golden tint.?
And last but not least a tomatoe paste ?

Dec 13, 2012

Chelsey G.

Aspirin rinses aren't very reliable. Just get a clarifying shampoo and wash it. The best way to make a color fade is to wash(and condition if you just dyed it) it about three times. That should take out all the unwanted color

Dec 13, 2012

Katelyn S.

The red based dye should work if you'd rather do that. My friend used to bleach her hair & when she went dark the same thing happened to her.

Dec 13, 2012

Hayley P.

I'm not a hair dresser so I'm not sure, but for future hair colouring, I do know that with certain hair types anything with Ash will turn hair green. It does the same for my mom and sister, so if I dye my hair I avoid it at all costs. I'm sure a toner would work though, I'm just not sure what type of toner!

Dec 13, 2012

Ilana E.

Diff do the red based brown because the red will cancel out the green. I went to beauty school it's a very common problem with box colors. Luckily it's an easy fix with a red based brown.

Dec 13, 2012

Shanna N.

Thanks guys! Im doing the red base now.

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