Quite often it happens that our hair dyes fail to give an even distribution of color across the head. Therefore, patches of uneven color distribution become noticeable. Also, sometimes our hair naturally develops some pigments that do not give a natural look of the color no more. For example, at times blondes develop a tint of yellow, whereas brunettes develop an orangish shade. It also happens at time that gray hair starts showing with time and in order to evenly put all these colors and give a unique appearance, we need color correction.

It can be used to darken a light shade of hair or lighten a darker shade in hair. It works both ways. Take an example of brassy blonde hair shade, which can be turned into something ashy. However, for lightening a dark shade of hair color, we may need more than one sitting.

This process of color correction can be expanded over weeks but it all depends on how long it takes to fix your hair or to create the look that you desire. There are some factors on which the time period depends as in hair type, hair texture, hair porosity, the condition of your hair, the permanency of your current hair color, and the choice of toner to be used.

Color Correction Of Different Hair Colors

Getting Rid Of Yellowish Hue

No wonder that blonde color is one of the coolest hair colors in the world yet it can be a very high maintenance task. Sometimes it develops a shabby yellowish tinge that concerns us all. This problem be worsen with time.

If you know the color wheel, you must know that purple lies to the opposite of yellow and hence in order to tone down a warm tone we give it a wash with purple shampoos that adds shine to it and lighten the warm color.

Getting Rid Of Brassy Orange Tone

Brassy hair head may have noticed a strange orangish Tint in their hair that is a nightmare, for those who have light hair tone. For getting rid of that Tint, we use a blue tinted shampoo or conditioner that can terminate the unwanted warm tone. Cool toned products prevent the brassiness from reappearing.

Getting Rid Of Ashy Blonde

When blonde shade starts to fade out, it becomes way too light and unwanted. For canceling out the cool tone, we need to add a little warmth in it. For that, colors like red, sun-kissed orange, and yellow can be helpful in removing the ashy tones.

Getting Rid Of Stripey Highlights

Some loud lines that remain in our hair as highlights becomes embarrassing with time, here’s how to fix them. In order to tone down the highlights, what you need is to use the base color of your hair at the roots. What this does is softens the highlights and make them blend in with your base hair color. This will give you a natural looking hair color.

Fix A Dip-Dye Gone Wrong

Ombre hair color may be the Color of your dreams but if it goes wrong, and becomes a nightmare there still is a chance to turn it into something beautiful.

Dyeing a dark color over dip-dyed hair will leave you with a blocky finish. On your naturally dark brown hair, where you a blonde dip-dye, you can use a semi-permanent hair color in a warm-toned shade to blend out the harsh line. It will give you finish of an evenly distributed ombre.

There can also be various other ways of color correction, all you need is the right salon and professional to make right what has gone wrong.

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