Majirel mix Violet to make pastel hair?

[katie_deanne]

I wonder if any of you can help, I am desperate to try and get my hair a pastel pinky purple colour and the girls I work with have never tried to do this before so I thought I'd ask for some advice
My hair is now light blonde, and they are thinking of mixing some of the violet with a tube of loreal base 10 and colour releaser rather than peroxide, would this work?
Any help or opinions would really be appreciated, thank you!! xxx

 

[L.Beautique]

Loreal do a clear colour that you mix with the violet and other vibrant colours to turn them pastel. And it works brilliant x

 

[Kristalinx]

Inoa 4.20 and clear mix to some really pretty purples.

 

[katie_deanne]

Loreal do a clear colour that you mix with the violet and other vibrant colours to turn them pastel. And it works brilliant x

Oh fab thank you! What developer would you recommend mixing them with? And also what ratio violet to clear? Xxx

 

[ColourGirly]

Sorry but it's rule on this site not to give advice to a consumer on professional products. You need to get a hairdresser to do this.

 

[katie_deanne]

I'm not a consumer I work in a salon but I'm a nail technician and the hairdressers I work with don't use this site

 

[KayaPapaya]

I'm not a consumer I work in a salon but I'm a nail technician and the hairdressers I work with don't use this site

Colourgirly is correct unless you're a hairdresser yourself (which you're not) we can't give colouring information. And you are classed as a consumer as far as this forum is concerned.

 

[ColourGirly]

You still aren't a hair pro so you are a hair consumer.
It would be like us offering advice to a receptionist in a salon or me asking advice on my DIY gels. Maybe tell them how great SG is so they can get hair advice

 

[Noodle]

I'm not a consumer I work in a salon but I'm a nail technician and the hairdressers I work with don't use this site

Unfortunately, not being a hair professional but working in a salon doesn't mean that our Hair Geeks are able to give you detailed technical advice when it comes to colouring, as effectively you are a still consumer in this particular area of expertise.

 

[Nearlyme]

I wont give you the precise formula as you are not a pro but I would use Dia light not permanent. Ask the girls at work to ring the helpline at loreal

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[surf girl]

You still aren't a hair pro so you are a hair consumer.
It would be like us offering advice to a receptionist in a salon or me asking advice on my DIY gels. Maybe tell them how great SG is so they can get hair advice

Defo! I was thinking the exact same thing!

 

[katie_deanne]

Ok, so I have clearly caused a bit of an uproar here, I was never planning on doing my own hair I was with my hairdresser friend from work at the time of posting this, who came up with the idea if posting on here! and all we wanted was a bit of help so she does not mess up my hair when we get my colour tomorrow and thought this may of been the place to get a bit of friendly advice. I apologise!!

 

[ColourGirly]

There was plenty of friendly advise, use dialight, ring technical helpline ad get your friend to sign up to SG.

Funny how people always seem to read the negative first.

 

[Nearlyme]

Get the stylist to join up and ask, dia light is brill for this sort of thing

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