Help! How can I remove ashy tones?

[ellajennifer]

I just bleached my hair and then put a 6.1 dark ash blonde colour over the top, i was not expecting it to turn half gray/green! it has a nice colour despite the green-ness tinge. i used the ash colour, because my hair always tends to go red/orange-ish and i was told to use ash to neutralise it. but now its too ashy! what can i do to remove the grayness?

will it eventually fade over times and washes?

would a dark brown shampoo add some form of redness to it, to even it out?

please help! SO STRESSED

 

[Fuzion]

You really need to go to your hairdresser to sort it out, the green needs to be neutralised and as your not a pro can't advise you as you could do more damage. You could try some tomato ketchup! Not a pro product, you can't do any damage and it's in your cupboard.

 

[Perry_Althair]

You really need to go to your hairdresser to sort it out, the green needs to be neutralised and as your not a pro can't advise you as you could do more damage. You could try some tomato ketchup! Not a pro product, you can't do any damage and it's in your cupboard.

Ketchup only works on hair that's green as a result of chlorine, because of the acidity, it removes the mineral that makes the hair green

As Fuzion said, can't advise you on a professional product as you're not a pro, and i would never recommend a box dye...just pop into a salon, so they can see the colour, and if you're lucky, you may only need a toner x