Going Blonde With Hi Lift Color INSTEAD OF BLEACH (Using Wella)

This video is a follow up to my previous hi lift hair color video. In the last video, I covered my extremely grown out dark roots with wella hi lift color. Since my roots were so grown out, I had quite a bit of brassiness that needed to be corrected with a toner. In this video, you can see how that color faded out after 7 weeks as well as how I tackle that brassiness by pulling the color down over the previous session. It worked so well that I didn’t need to use a toner at all after this session.

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[lorinrussell]

Can you post what hair care/styling products you use and what is the hairdryer brand? Also what is your natural level? 5 or 6?

[aquamom]

Damn good tutorial and exactly what I needed thank you! Great outcome

[andreav.]

Curious of your opinion on Pravana high lifts? I tried their cool violet on my LV 6 base and got beautiful color with exception of a purple hairline!
Thank you for giving me the confidence to try high lift again ❤

[richardcrows]

I definitely want a dark ash blonde without bleach

[IllaLuna]

Would This work on black roots? vlrgln hair.

[cf]

Hi there, beautiful colour!! Can you tell me what your natural base colour is please? Also what wella product was it please and what does double 40 developer mean? Thank you xxx