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Save pics on your phone of what you want first.

Did you feel confidence with the last stylist? Or did you get any feeling she was winging it or playing it safe with her colour choices? If any of those then go somewhere else but if you’ve had a good rapport and it was only the toner then be up front and explain and pop in and see what she would do to rectify it.

I’m a stylist and I always ask my clients to be upfront with me - The best relationships I’ve had with clients are the ones where we’ve discussed at great lengths, and spent time getting to where they needed to be - some colours are impossible on one visit.

And if any customer wants a change it can be a very slight change in highlight placement that’ll fix something or as in your case a different approach to the whole thing may be needed but I’d rather be told and work with you.

but again it comes down to the stylists level of confidence and your trust in her.

 I don’t agree their time served is a guide for stylist ability - in my many years I had very very few high lift clients so not as experienced in that area. We had some amazingly talented junior technicians too who were trained really well.  One of other girls had pastel blonde hair herself so she was always recommended by the receptionist when clients were booking. don’t be afraid to ask receptionist when booking their recommendations who would be best to go to. Best of luck!