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Originally Posted by belindaY  Definitely gold, not tan. This handler is not going to want to cooperate with me on this and will only admit to using color enhancing shampoo. I suppose if I wash his out in the detergent Brooklynn recommended, and it doesn't work, then I'll know it's a permanent dye. His hair is extrmemly long and thick, and silky feeling and does not have that brittle feel my own hair gets when it's damaged from dying, if that means anything...Thank you so so much.  |
The reason I asked about his tan is because if he has a strong gold gene factor than he could have warm tones in his underlying pigment, even in his blue. Permanent color isn't the only thing that will lift pigment, some color enhancers as well as exposure to the sun will do it as well. Continue to try to wash out the product that she put in and see if the warm tones disappear. If they don't feel free to pm me, maybe my mentor or I can help.