I have platinum blonde foiled sections mixed w/darker blonde and some caramel colors. Will this mess up the darker colors? I'd say the mixture of colors are 60% platinum, and lowlights of: 20% caramel, 20% darker blonde. My platinum starts looking...
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I have mixtures of both light and dark blonde hair. I use this and it definitely does not ruin the lowlights. They stay dark but not too brassy. They catch the light like they should. This shampoo is definitely good for your hair and just brightens the lightest blonde hair. I love it.
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You do have to mix the colors. No big deal. 50% of each color will do it. Easy.
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I put about two droppers in my color mixture, demi permanent and permanent. When the cuticle opens during processing (in the case of permanent color) the oil penetrates inside the hair shaft, when normally it would only stay on the outside. My hair is always really shiny and in great condition after I color. I think it's because of the oil. I've done this for many years. Just be sure you're constantly stirring or shaking the mixture to ensure it's blended.
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I don't think I could help you out much. I used a light gray/white color but I added metallic color and glitter...I love it and I have had mine done over a year now. I wish I could post a picture for you.
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Yes, I have both the Light and Platinum on my home and can honestly say the difference is very hard to see. From the outside they both seem to look as reflective and from the inside the platinum may be a bit darker looking but not by much. I like both and have no complaints but just trying to help.
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Don't know about the strength right now but is all depends on the darkness of your hair. I am a dirty blonde so I don't have too many levels to go so I don't get much but you might if you are trying to go from a much darker color.
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I have platinum blonde hair and this is the toner that I use. I have to bleach my hair before I use this though so I would reccommend bleaching first and then using toner. I have to strip my hair pretty well before I use toner and if your hair has too much of a yellow tint then definitely bleach first otherwise you will probably have just a lighter gold/yellow as a result.
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I don't know percentage. The more layers you apply th darker it gets. It is tinted bronzer, easy to see where applying plus you get instant rant. The instant bronzing color you have immediately after applying, will rub off on close so wear something darker.
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Not knowing your basic hair color, it is difficult to say..However, why not take this opportunity to add a touch of light caramel strands by using Clairol Nice 'n Easy Hair color 116B ...Mix the color and with your hairbrush dip in mixture and brush through your hair very lightly once at the crown...once on eac side and once in the back of your hair. Test for color change at 5 minutes... 8 minutes..etc until you see the desired shade of caramel you like. Sure beats going to a pricey hair salon and I think you will be pleased. If your frosting of caramel comes out too heavy, just repeat this process with Clairol frost and tip blonde color
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Yes you can totally mix colors within the same range (I.e. DONT mix a black/brown shade with a copper shade and expect something pretty) I strongly suggest strand testing to find a proper ratio of copper to red that you like best. And remember, it takes nearly a week to fully develop so don't be put off by initial results!! Good luck
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I am brown with about 40% gray, and the chocolate gives me a nice rich darker brown with red highlights on the gray; not too red- it blends really nicely. Sometimes I use the copper mixed with the chocolate, and it gives me a nice brown with a red tinge and redder highlights. Hope this helps.
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So, it depends on what you mean by work well..... It will dye the natural black a bright red (with a 30 or 40 vol developer) and the orange strands will be a much brighter color even though they didn't get bleached. The reason is this product is mixed with a developer - the developer 'lifts' the color of your hair by 3-4 shades. So, the dark brown will lift three to four shades from brown and the orange will lift 3-4 shades lighter than that. Let me know if that doesn't make sense.
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The best (Still Available) Toner would be: WELLA® Color Charm. For 'Platinum' Blonde use T14. For 'White' Blonde mix 3/4 oz. T14 with 3/4 oz. T10 mix either shade with 3 oz. developer.
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Sorry it does not but make-up should be fun. there is no rule saying you cant mix match layer your own- let your creative side shine
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My hair is color treated; it is highlighted using foils to make it more blonde. I have been using the product for a month and have not noticed that it has damaged my color or stripped the color in any way. It seems to just keep the orange tint from from building up on both my hair that is color treated and my natural color as well.
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The best shades for "Platinum Blonde" are hard to find (Discontinued) #352 Precious Platinum (Bluish Violet) #353 Sweet Silver (Purplish Blue) Although #351 Silent Snow (Snow-White Blonde / Soft, Blue-ish base) is probably your best bet #356 Innocent Ivory is a Soft, Warm Violet base which gives a creamy off-white tone. My Favorite, #350 Perfect Pearl is long-gone: a very pale, Beige Blonde with soft mauve-pink tones, my second is, #357 Beautiful Beige, (Soft Violet) a soft, true Beige Blonde on the slightly cool side.
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It is pretty dark, but effective and more permanent than the color a hairdresser uses. I would like to find a dark blond and mix them if it's too light. Good luck!