how to fix orange hair from bleaching | 2024
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two DIY options to fix orange hair from bleach.
*key points:
•to correct orange hair from bleaching, you can either lighten it again or deposit a demi-permanent color over it
•toners like T18 are meant for pale yellow hair and will not make much change to orange
•all hair has to go through stages when being decolorized (bleached)
•when you decolorize hair, you reveal the hair's undertone (these are usually reds, oranges, yellows)
•orange undertones happen when you are in the middle of decolorizing (about a level 5- level 1 is black, and level 10 is the palest yellow blonde)
•if you lighten it again, a lightener will be applied to the midshaft of the hair all over the head. Then, go back and apply it to the roots and the ends. The roots are saved for last because they lift faster due to the heat from your scalp- heat helps speed up the lighting process. The ends are saved for last to avoid any further damage
•to find the correct demi-permanent color to put over the orange, you start by finding the level (1-10) of the orange. You are looking at lightness or darkness, not tone (orange)
•if your hair is a level 7 ORANGE, you will want to find a hair color that is 1-2 shades lighter (to avoid compacting color and getting a darker result) and has BLUE in it. Blue is across from orange on the color wheel; they will neutralize each other. ASH (A) is blue in hair color. For example, you could use an 8A (level 8, ash) 8NA (level 8, natural ash) 8AA (level 8, double ash)
•Demi or semi-permanent hair color is recommended. It does the least damage to your hair and allows you to re-lighten it once it fades out.
•10 volume developer is used with demi-permanent color following manufacturer directions for application and processing times
•a blue shampoo is recommended to use weekly (if you have yellow hair, you will use a violet based shampoo)
*my main channel: @BrittneeAlexus
*products mentioned:
wella 9NA demi permanent + 10 volume developer: https://amzn.to/3KHS3w4
blue shampoo: https://amzn.to/3yVWPUn
violet shampoo: https://amzn.to/4cfmjdF
*related videos:
T18 toner: T18 toner from Sally's- watch this be...
hair color levels & tones: hair color levels & tones explained |...
*product links are affiliate links; I may earn a small commission each time a purchase is made using the provided link.
*key points:
•to correct orange hair from bleaching, you can either lighten it again or deposit a demi-permanent color over it
•toners like T18 are meant for pale yellow hair and will not make much change to orange
•all hair has to go through stages when being decolorized (bleached)
•when you decolorize hair, you reveal the hair's undertone (these are usually reds, oranges, yellows)
•orange undertones happen when you are in the middle of decolorizing (about a level 5- level 1 is black, and level 10 is the palest yellow blonde)
•if you lighten it again, a lightener will be applied to the midshaft of the hair all over the head. Then, go back and apply it to the roots and the ends. The roots are saved for last because they lift faster due to the heat from your scalp- heat helps speed up the lighting process. The ends are saved for last to avoid any further damage
•to find the correct demi-permanent color to put over the orange, you start by finding the level (1-10) of the orange. You are looking at lightness or darkness, not tone (orange)
•if your hair is a level 7 ORANGE, you will want to find a hair color that is 1-2 shades lighter (to avoid compacting color and getting a darker result) and has BLUE in it. Blue is across from orange on the color wheel; they will neutralize each other. ASH (A) is blue in hair color. For example, you could use an 8A (level 8, ash) 8NA (level 8, natural ash) 8AA (level 8, double ash)
•Demi or semi-permanent hair color is recommended. It does the least damage to your hair and allows you to re-lighten it once it fades out.
•10 volume developer is used with demi-permanent color following manufacturer directions for application and processing times
•a blue shampoo is recommended to use weekly (if you have yellow hair, you will use a violet based shampoo)
*my main channel: @BrittneeAlexus
*products mentioned:
wella 9NA demi permanent + 10 volume developer: https://amzn.to/3KHS3w4
blue shampoo: https://amzn.to/3yVWPUn
violet shampoo: https://amzn.to/4cfmjdF
*related videos:
T18 toner: T18 toner from Sally's- watch this be...
hair color levels & tones: hair color levels & tones explained |...
*product links are affiliate links; I may earn a small commission each time a purchase is made using the provided link.
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