How to remove brassiness/orange hair?

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Maricela P.

Aug 10, 2014

Maricela P.

Hello beauties!!
ughh so, I did a horrible mistake.. I was bored with myself and didn't have the patience of waking for a hair appt, so I had my hair like a brownish w a few highlights and now its lighter since I tried to lighten it on my own but it looks kind of orangy lol so I look like freaken Conan O'brian haha I heard that L'Or?al had a product that took away the brassiness, have you beauties ever tried it or experienced anything like this?? I know that the best thing to do is to just go to the salon but I'm a little under a budget for now,so would like to try something at home before going...I know, I know huge mistake,...I'm screwed lol

Sam R.

Aug 10, 2014

Sam R.

Use shimmer lights purple shampoo

Maressa H.

Aug 10, 2014

Maressa H.

Don't worry there's a very easy fix! Just get a good purple shampoo from a beauty supply store and apply it all over the brassy areas while the hair is dry, and let it sit for 10-20 mins before rinsing it out. You may need to do this a few times before the brassiness is completely gone.

Sabrina K.

Aug 10, 2014

Sabrina K.

Use a purple shampoo or toner :)

Maricela P.

Aug 10, 2014

Maricela P.

Omgggg thank so much girls, I was a bit depressed about it lol but I just laugh it out now. I am definitely going to try it today, I'm on my way to get it now :) Thanks!! Hope you girls have a lovely day

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