I just treid this product at a hais salon Im normally a 8n blonde what color do I need?
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In level 8 Elumen only has BG@8. That is beige gold. It doesn't come in natural shades N at this level.
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You can use BG@8 or AB@9 just depends if you wants a warm tone or cool tone.
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If you need advice you should talk to your stylist. There is a reason we go to school and it's impossible to make a proper recommendation for someone without knowing what they have and what they want, hair-wise.
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Depending on your natural hair color, if you're trying to avoid brassiness ("red tone"), stick with ash or violet colors. The "N" in "7N" stands for neutral. That may work, but you may be better off with a "7A" or "7V." (The V isn't as common, but I know Ion has a color like that.) If you use the 7N and have red tones, this Brass Banisher product works fairly well. You can also try Wella Color Charm toner in T18. That may darken your color a little bit, but it will remove the red. You'll need to use a 20 developer with it. If your natural color is dark (brown or black), stick with the ashy colors. If you're already blonde and just want to go lighter, the neutral color may work ok. Wella Color Charm also has some extreme ash colors. I believe there is a 7AA color. I went from dark brown to light blonde. I like the intense ash colors, they really help to get rid of the "orange" that inevitably occurs when I dye my hair. But if your hair is dark, just using a 7 color probably isn't going to make it blonde. You'll probably have to bleach it first, then use the color, and probably add a toner. Unless you want to try the L'Oreal HiColor product. I, personally, haven't used that, but it's supposed to help you go from dark to light in one step with no brassiness.
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TP430 was what I bought. I'm naturally a light skinned Caucasian brunette and the other colors were way too dark for me. It's a great wig though and flows beautifully. It's a little to style but I just got it and need more time with it.
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Try white 97% mixed with 1.5% yellow and 1.5% brown until you have the beige you want, skin tone may need some more red and blue
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This IS a hair dye... you will need to purchase a developer along with it, but it should turn out fine on your hair.
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The dark brown that I had purchased for my hair has specs of red in it. If your hair is more toward the reddish burgundy then order #118. If it has more of brown with red specs order #4/6. I know it sounds confusing but I took a chance to order a product on line. Hope that helps Daryn. Have a lovely day.
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Don't get r29s. Mine is light golden blonde too and I have no idea what color to get either.
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I'd go with the blond. My hair is grayish; what brows I have left are sort of dark and bristly! but the lighter of the two "blond" powders--they are more two shades of light brown--seems to work well, blending in with what sparse rows I have left! I'm no makeup expert, but I found this product easy to use. The brushes are short, to fit in the little case, but the stiff, angled one does the job as an applicator and the other one blends in the stabilizing gel. I use a magnifying mirror if I really want to get it right, but I can also just whip some color in place and go.
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My hair is a dark brownish red so I got r6-30h and it looks natural in my hair. If its a lighter auburn id go with one of the lighter reds.
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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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I'm a blonde but I like the medium brown because you can adjust how dark you want it by how long you leave it on. I put it on for about a minute, wipe it off and then reapply if I want it a little darker. Also, it fades after a couple days so I always go darker then I want as it will lighten. Hope that helps you!
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I'm not sure. They make a formula just for blonde hair so I assume you should use that.
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For a natural look I use a mix of 80% light ash (blond) and 20% light natural. This prevents my color to be in a too red or slightly greenish hue. I tried the medium, and my hair had a fake dyed look that was way too dark... So I suggest going lighter than you think you need.
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Honestly, with your blonde hair I think the brunette would give you the dramatic look you're looking for because the brown/dark brown is really dark. I'm african american and I have it and it's really dark on me but because I like how it lasts I use it anyway and just fade in the color.
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I had the same thing happen to me. Your salon person used women's color, which has a much more golden hue to it (and you end up looking like a golden Teddy Bear, which is NOT a natural look for men!). This product will tone down the golden colors by hiding them a bit. You may end up a shade darker than you are already, so be careful. Bottom line whats in your hair now is probably a permanent dye, so you'll have to wait for it to grow out, but the color camo is a good way to hide the "demarcation line" that you'll see as your bad dye job grows out.
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you don't HAVE to, but how the difference is huge! it still looks fine, but if bleached before the color is extremely vibrant/intense! if you have blonde hair it'd probably work just as well.
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NOOOOOOOO. Do nottt bleach your hair first. Apply over.What color do you want? My hair was about 4 colors when I last did mine. So I could tell you how it reacted with each.