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How can i remove the orange from bleached hair?

Asked by spitfire1958 over 2 years ago, 12 answers.

I bleached my hair one day then again 24 hours later. It is still slightly orange. Can a blue or violet toner remove the remaining orange. How long should I wait to do this?

Answered by jenniferhun on Jul 10, 2007, 10:29PM
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How to take out the redish or bronzy color in blonds is to buy a shampoo called shimmer lights its a purple shampoo that you mix with any color shampoo. It takes out any unwanted blonds and will leave you with a really pretty wheat blond. I just did this to my hair I LOVE it. But be careful only use it once a week and dont use too much it is purple and can turn your hair a light purple but it really works/

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Me in car Answered by nekta on Jul 10, 2007, 09:40PM
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Your hair obviously has a red base to it, so you probably won't be able to completeley bleach it all out. The idea is to bleach it untill you get it close to blonde, then use a toner (ash blonde colour), which will cover the orange and give you the desired effect.

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Answered by killerchemist on Aug 22, 2007, 04:38PM

you need to be reading the Hair Blog I have on becoming a Home Hair Colorist...the professional way... we are talking about this very subject...but you need to sit down and read it... throughoughly I have condensed it as far as it can be... for my readers... but you need to read the post on decoorization...so you can see why it is orange...
then u will understand how to get rid of the orange...
by using either a color remover or a bleach... one is less damaging than the other but more expensive and harder to find.
so there are many different options... depending on who -what- where -you are...

Answered by hollym on Dec 09, 2007, 06:22PM

I have orange hair too I've died it twice with the store brand clariol bleach kit this is not the first time this has happend to me I usuallyt use the radicial bleach kit from sallys twice then a toner I ushally have to cut the ends of my hair because it is so dry then I put a hot oil treatment on my hair and after I wash that out I leave condiner on over night but I would try a toner with a blue violett after you grt youre hair light enoughf

Answered by girlabroad on Feb 27, 2008, 01:50AM

I just did the same thing... except mine is more yellow... how annoying...the thing is some sections went a really light nice blond- and I think those were the parts that had it on a bit longer... so maybe it's worth it to try again.

Answered by girlabroad on Feb 27, 2008, 01:50AM

I just did the same thing... except mine is more yellow... how annoying...the thing is some sections went a really light nice blond- and I think those were the parts that had it on a bit longer... so maybe it's worth it to try again.

Answered by manicm0de420 on Mar 10, 2008, 07:30PM

First things first. Sally's Beauty supply store is wonderful. you will need a 30 volume creme developer I think salon care is the best and a packet of quick Blue bleach its less harsh so you can insure that you cover all your roots. the shimmering lights shampoo is okay but I've found it doesnt really get out the yellow orange too much and I used it everyday for 2 weeks with no result. I would suggest also picking up a creme toner from Sally's as well. use a whichever blonde color that is your desired look mix equal parts toner and equal parts 20 volume creme developer in a mixing tray and apply it to shampooed damp hair leave it in for about 15 minutes with or without covering your hair and that should help give you a more natural blonde and take out all the yellow and orange color

me Answered by cassie87 on Jun 05, 2008, 05:21PM

I got mine done at the hair dressers, I had been dying my hair dark brown to black for years, when im naturally a lightish blonde. it still went yellow/orange, then after a toner which they kept referring to as a semi permenant was washed through my hair, which blends all the colours and kills orange.
it killed a lot of the orange!! like they just washed it through for like a minute and it was like magic.
my hair is still slightly yellow. but 100 times better, and only one hair dresser seemed to know about this magic toner in the salon!*shrugs* only used for nightmare cases apparently lol

Answered by browneyedgirl74 on Mar 16, 2009, 11:27PM
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If you don't mind going a little darker. Use dark blonde over the top of it. If your hair is short and thin use one box if it's long and thick, use two. Hope it helps!! When you are finished use lots of conditioner, and an olive oil treatment pack.

Answered by krazykrystal on Apr 17, 2009, 07:57AM

bleaching your hair is an EXTREMELY damaging process. although toners do remove the orange, it adds to the damage of your hair and may cause meltage due to the changeof chemicals in such a short amount of time. I recommend the paul mitchell color shampoo for blondes. There is also the generic brand known as shimmer lights by clairol which can be found in almost any sally's for half price.It's a shampoo with a purple base ingredient to cancel out the yellows and oranges. leaving it in for too long can sometimes leave purple or greyish strands in platinum hair. The purple shampoo is a process, although it takes a few washes to cancel it out as opposed to the instant effect of a toner, the shimmer lights is far less damaging and has many conditioners in it to get your hair healthy in the process. hope this helps!

Answered by suzieshake on May 24, 2009, 07:11PM

I used a L'oreal Frost and Design to lighten my daughter's hair. Although she is a very light brown, it turned her hair orange. I went to Sally's. I purchased Clairol Cream Toner in Iced Champagne. It got rid of all the orange, and now her hair is a beautiful blonde. The clerk at Sally's explained how to do it. Very helpful and great results!

Answered by moomzy26 on May 29, 2009, 01:46AM

Hi sll,
I highlighted my hair and certain parts are orange. If I use toner over all my hair would it affect my natural brown also?

Melissa

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