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Lanabean
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Am I a sucker?!
I go into the new salon near my job (been wanting to try it) to set up a trim appt, and begin talking to the colorist about my dye job. She goes, "No one would ever notice this, and it does look pretty, but there is a slight green tint/cast where your highlights were." AAACK! Needless to say, I have an appt. for a glaze. Sucker? Or necessary? DH says he sees no green and that I'm a sucker! LOL! My mom calls me last night and goes, "Is this my green-headed daughter?" They are all teasing me now....ha ha
One of you told me about the green and I didn't listen. Though... I can't admit I see it. But I'll take the professional's advice and get the glaze! (spell it: S u c k er) And also...you have to try the vitamins I've been taking...it is ALL new hair!
Message edited 4/20/2007 7:23:36 AM.
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MsMBV
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Re: Am I a sucker?!
Did you use an "ash" colour?
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| Posted 4/20/07 7:24 AM |
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Lanabean
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Re: Am I a sucker?!
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Did you use an "ash" colour?
yes, miss thing, i did!
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| Posted 4/20/07 7:26 AM |
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MsMBV
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Re: Am I a sucker?!
Posted by Lanabean
Posted by MsMBV
Did you use an "ash" colour?
yes, miss thing, i did!
Then it is entirely possible. Usually when you go from highlights to a darker tone you put a gold or brown base/filler in first, then you put in the colour. Ash dyes are either green or blue based, and the bleached hair is more sensitive & can pick up the base more intensely then the colour itself. But if you used a semi-perm colour then a glaze would help for a little but, but it will still oxidize with the greenish tint, unless there is a red in there to equalize.....
Is there any reason she did not recommend a permanent colour to fix it rather than a glaze?
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Lanabean
Yoginis
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Re: Am I a sucker?!
Posted by MsMBV
Posted by Lanabean
Posted by MsMBV
Did you use an "ash" colour?
yes, miss thing, i did!
Then it is entirely possible. Usually when you go from highlights to a darker tone you put a gold or brown base/filler in first, then you put in the colour. But if you used a semi-perm colour then a glaze would help for a little but, but it will still oxidize with the greenish tint, unless there is a red in there to equalize.....
Is there any reason she did not recommend a permanent colour to fix it rather than a glaze?
i guess she felt it was so slight; she said a glaze would take care of it...i can ask about permanent color. to be honest, i can't see "green" anywhere, but....
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MsMBV
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Re: Am I a sucker?!
Posted by Lanabean
i guess she felt it was so slight; she said a glaze would take care of it...i can ask about permanent color. to be honest, i can't see "green" anywhere, but....
hmmm, well if you can't see it then maybe she sees the tone is green, not the actualy colour. In that case a glaze should totally do (and it will make you shiny too!)
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Lanabean
Yoginis
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Re: Am I a sucker?!
Posted by MsMBV
Posted by Lanabean
i guess she felt it was so slight; she said a glaze would take care of it...i can ask about permanent color. to be honest, i can't see "green" anywhere, but....
hmmm, well if you can't see it then maybe she sees the tone is green, not the actualy colour. In that case a glaze should totally do (and it will make you shiny too!)
she called it a slight green cast...and then said "glaze" right away. ideally, i want my real brown to grow in from there. thanks for all your help! you should be a stylist!
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MsMBV
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Re: Am I a sucker?!
Posted by Lanabean
Posted by MsMBV
Posted by Lanabean
i guess she felt it was so slight; she said a glaze would take care of it...i can ask about permanent color. to be honest, i can't see "green" anywhere, but....
hmmm, well if you can't see it then maybe she sees the tone is green, not the actualy colour. In that case a glaze should totally do (and it will make you shiny too!)
she called it a slight green cast...and then said "glaze" right away. ideally, i want my real brown to grow in from there. thanks for all your help! you should be a stylist!
I was
That was my early 90's gig.....
And you are very welcome
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