However, you can use Ugly Duckling's intense pearl blonde & intense silver blonde toners with 20 Vol. If it's level 7 or 8, we would in general recommend that you lift some more, especially if you are targeting a super white blonde look with no yellowness. That's orange and brassy and it just means you did not lift it enough, You're going to need a very good quality bleach and use that before you tone it.
If it's level 5 or 6, that's not even yellow. What color is your client's hair exactly? It is really important to make a very accurate assessment, that's the first part. I did my client's hair but it came out too yellow. Should I put an ash blonde toner on it?Īn ash blonde toner will help of course, and almost certainly you will need to tone.īut we really suggest you analyse first, using the bleaching level chart below. These undercoats often represent a challenge for colorists and their customers as generally speaking these undercoats are not very attractive nor desired by clients. This table below illustrates the undercoats which occur at every hair level. When you light hair to a blonde hair color, you get a yellow undercoat or tone. When you lighten hair to a medium brown color, you get an orange undercoat or tone. When you lighten hair to a dark brown color, you get a red undercoat or tone. Hair has a natural undercoat, or secondary pigment, which becomes visible when you lighten it or even if you stay in the sun for very long. Why does my client's hair turn yellow, brassy or orange when I bleach or lift? A little bit of color theory:
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