Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Blonde highlights will fry your hair.

No they won’t. You need to lift out the color and adding a strong blue gloss will keep away brassy tone and make cool tones compatible w the natural gray.

Bleach doesn’t dry hair? News to me.

Anonymous wrote:Blonde highlights will fry your hair.

No they won’t. You need to lift out the color and adding a strong blue gloss will keep away brassy tone and make cool tones compatible w the natural gray.

I have brown hair that is going grey. I like the lighter color of gray so, a few years ago, I started highlighting (foils) and she adds blue (gray) gloss. As my hair grows in w more grey it needs to be done less and less. I love it but it takes someone who is not afraid to go heavy on the cool (gray/blue) highlights to keep it from looking frosted. Cool tones are in now. I no longer live in the dc area and it can be hard to find someone who’s not afraid to go heavy on the cool/grey gloss.

Blonde highlights will fry your hair.

I do ash blown highlights to mix in my frets with brown hair. I don’t want golden tones at all

Anonymous wrote:My friend went all silver, and she had her colorist weave in blond at the top and all blond on the bottom. It looks like she's a natural platinum blonde. I would find a colorist who an expert in blonde color and see what they recommend.

Where???? Need a rec for the dmv