HiI'm trying to figure out what all I need to do my own color? I like the light blonde, not quite white but pretty blonde. What all do I need?
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I suggest you to go to your nearest beauty supply store and ask for what you need. They have tons of different colors to choose.
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It depends on the color of your own hair. With Schwarzkopf you can go from medium brown to a lighter medium blonde in one step. If your hair is medium brown or lighter, use a developer - high volume for darker hair, lower volume for lighter hair, with a level 10 neutral color. If you have really dark hair, you need to lighten it first to a pale yellow, then apply a color.
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You probably need something different than I have. I use 20 volume peroxide with the color -equal amounts. However I am using a darker color. Now I am practically white but I've always done it this way-still works. Not sure about lightening.
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hello, what you need to do is, first determine what color you want to be... if you have grey or white roots, make sure you pick a natural color , like for instants.. natural brown , light natural blond.. use 20%peroxide... so mix 2 ounces of peroxide to one tube of the color with this product,,, if you need more info just ask me what you need to know.. i am actually a hair dresser and i have used this for yrs and it does have excellent coverage.... i also use other shades to mix with the natural color, meaning you need other tubes of accent color to mix with with your color for a more natural look... i hope i did not confuse you... hello, what you need to do is, first determine what color you want to be... if you have grey or white roots, make sure you pick a natural color , like for instants.. natural brown , light natural blond.. use 20%peroxide... so mix 2 ounces of peroxide to one tube of the color with this product,,, if you need more info just ask me what you need to know.. i am actually a hair dresser and i have used this for yrs and it does have excellent coverage.... i also use other shades to mix with the natural color, meaning you need other tubes of accent color to mix with with your color for a more... » Read More hello, what you need to do is, first determine what color you want to be... if you have grey or white roots, make sure you pick a natural color , like for instants.. natural brown , light natural blond.. use 20%peroxide... so mix 2 ounces of peroxide to one tube of the color with this product,,, if you need more info just ask me what you need to know.. i am actually a hair dresser and i have used this for yrs and it does have excellent coverage.... i also use other shades to mix with the natural color, meaning you need other tubes of accent color to mix with with your color for a more natural look... i hope i did not confuse you... « Show Less
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I have hair I would also call dirty blonde or light brown, and this gives me light, clean blonde highlights over time. I've never experienced orange personally.
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Tim, I wanted the color rinse named "bashful blonde" I had a hard time finding that particular color, so I went to the internet ,like a person from a local store recommended. I had no trouble finding the this color from Roux (thru Amazon first) I would say it would work for you.Betty
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It works really well with me to remove the unwanted brassiness and yellow tones. You will need to bleach your hair first though to acquire the very light blond you are wanting. You will be then ready to test how long this great product needs to be applied for you personally to get the exact shade you're dreaming of. Hope this helps. Good luck Christina!
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I got the fair and its got a lot of colors you can mix to make a medium color. My mom got the medium and its a little to dark for her she wishes she got fair. you can look at my skin color on facebook Linsey Bartholomew. If your like me get fair if your darker go with medium.
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The color that I purchased did not bleach my hair. I normally use a Med Ash Blonde hair color. But the Dream Blonde gives you a nice medium blonde.
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Are there ever enough?!! While there are several choices in each of the colors you asked about, I sometimes find myself seeking yet another shade. Granted, some of that is controllable by pressure. I'm currently doing more experimenting with blending several colors for wider choices. Give it a try! I question if any set would seem adequate if you revel in subtle color differences.
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I am gray haired and use the light blonde shade. It works - HOWEVER I'm hoping they come up with a gray shade that might look a little more natural because the light blonde looks brown. You definitely don't want a darker shade.
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It works well and it is not too light. Its darker than a strawberry blonde. My hair is really fine and shorter than yours and I use half of a box each time. I would say a full box would be plenty for you. Here's a tip....when you mix it, let it sit for at least 90 minutes before putting it on your hair. Then you don't have to leave it on as long. I have lots of gray to cover so I leave it in about 45 mins after letting it sit for 90. Sorry I can't explain the color better....but I really like it.
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Hi Silvermiss,I love Goldwell Elumen Product! What color is your natural hair or the area of hair which your attempting to color? It will make a difference in your results. I would suggest if you attempting to add a lighter-lilac/lavender color, test a mixture of clear Elumen and a drop( a dime size) of VV@all on a color pallet. I would also add taking the color you have created and test it on a white surface(suggested paper to see if it is the desired color you want). I hope this information will help in finding the solution to adding the light lilac/lavender color you want. :) Good Luck! Hi Silvermiss,I love Goldwell Elumen Product! What color is your natural hair or the area of hair which your attempting to color? It will make a difference in your results. I would suggest if you attempting to add a lighter-lilac/lavender color, test a mixture of clear Elumen and a drop( a dime size) of VV@all on a color pallet. I would also add taking the color you have created and test it on a white surface(suggested paper to see if it is the desired color you want). I hope this information will help in finding the solution to adding the light lilac/lavender color you want. :) Good... » Read More Hi Silvermiss,I love Goldwell Elumen Product! What color is your natural hair or the area of hair which your attempting to color? It will make a difference in your results. I would suggest if you attempting to add a lighter-lilac/lavender color, test a mixture of clear Elumen and a drop( a dime size) of VV@all on a color pallet. I would also add taking the color you have created and test it on a white surface(suggested paper to see if it is the desired color you want). I hope this information will help in finding the solution to adding the light lilac/lavender color you want. :) Good Luck! « Show Less
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My skin tone is similar to yours. I recommend the two darkest in the palette for shadows ( depending on whether you want, a natural makeup or more dramatical makeup) and for lighting, use any others except white color
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I used to be hairstylist, my advice is not to color it itself especially if u want it lighter like highlights it will most likely not come out the color you want it. However if you really want to color it you would have to bleach the pieces that u want highlighted and then tone the bleached hair to take the yellow tone out. It you could just buy a toner ( blue base to take orange/ red tone out or a purple base toner to take the yellow out). It's hard to do and it might not come out how you like it. Best thing is to take it to a hairstylist or buy a piece that comes in the color you want.
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I think the brunette is too dark for light brown hair. I would buy blonde the next time.
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The "light" is for fine or light colored hair. The "normal" is for all hair types. I have fine blonde hair and have used both types and was happy with both. Hope this helps!
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Check with your stylist. I'm blonde and it works well for me, that's all I can say. Sorry I can't be more specific.
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The trickiest part, I think, is just trying to section your hair so you color just the roots and not the ends. If you can do that, you'll be fine. I've used this kit a handful of times now and the only thing I did once was get a bit darker ends than I wanted, but it was because the hair was short in that section. The colors come our very luminous, which I love.