How To Tone Brassy Highlights Light Brown (Diy For Dark Brown Hair)

Hi guys welcome back to my channel, and today we are going to take this orange ass, highlight hair and tone it into a more ashy looking color. So i recently got my hair done at the salon and i asked her for brown light brown highlights um. I was looking for more of a ombre and a balayage type of deal, but i got highlights from the root all the way down: lots of highlights, lots of bleach and a very orange looking grassy brown red color. I really don't even know what to call this, but have no fear i'm going to try and get these tones out of my hair and get my hair looking a little bit more. What'S the word, um neutral a little bit more neutral, a little bit more muted, a little bit more cool toned instead of these brassy orange highlights so come along on this journey with me, and i really hope that this product that i got works out because i Saw somebody else on youtube use it and it worked for her. So hopefully it works. For me i got the joyco color intensity in titanium. This is a semi permanent cream, colorant um, no developers required. So i've got my gloves on. Oh wait. Let me read the instructions, because i really don't know. Okay, so it says, apply to clean dry hair, a quarter of an inch from scalp process for 20 minutes for optimum results, use with defy damage pro series system for maximum br vibrancy, pre-lightened hair prior to application. Ooh for improved longevity process with heat and rinse. Well, you know i'm gon na be lazy and probably not use heat. So let's go ahead and get into this okay, it's coming out kind of like a bluish grayish like a slate gray color. If we think of like color theory or whatever my hair is so dark that it's not going to turn it gray, okay, so i'm pretty much done, i think, for now i still have a little bit left. My hair is pretty long. This is the four ounces by the way, so i do have another backup of that. I think that everything is covered as well as it's going to be on this first trial. Oh lord, this scares me okay, so now i have to let this sit for 20 minutes, so i'm gon na set a timer and i'm gon na chill hi guys. So this is my hair after i've toned it, and i think that it really did a great job. I might tone it just one more time just to give it a little bit more of that. I don't know just a little bit more of a smoky feel. Um, but i'm really really happy with the way that it turned out. This is kind of what i wanted from the get-go and i got something else um. I feel like she's, just still like a huge chunk here, but it's fine. We can work with it um. Let me go ahead and show you the back. Let me show you what the back is looking like. This is the back. I hope you can tell a major difference. Um yeah this is, i mean honestly, i'm i'm pretty pleased with it. I'M i'm happy with this. This is what i wanted. I i wanted it to be darker. I wanted it to be closer to my natural color. I think that the product that i used worked great um. I only left it on for 20 minutes, so i feel like. Maybe if i left it on for like 30 minutes 35 minutes, then maybe i could have gotten it just a little bit more a little bit darker and a little bit more um of that, like peekaboo kind of vibe that i was looking for so overall pretty Happy with it, i'm glad that i was able to fix my hair, because i was honestly really nervous um and i did not know how to get rid of uh that bleached kind of orangey look because i've never done something like toning, my hair before so honestly. It was kind of overwhelming and scary for me and i will go ahead and give credit to that girl whose video i watched. I can't remember her name right now, but i will leave her video in the description um, because it was because of her video that i found that product and was able to do this all right. Thank you. So much have a good one and see you next time. You