I know there's a couple hair stylist here..

[mizzwanned]

Originally Posted by 2girls

The John Frieda color glaze is a conditioning color glaze that adds shine a subtle color. There is also a clear glaze, red and blonde. It's great for adding a hint of color to brighten and also seals the hair shaft and works wonders on dry over processed hair. I have the same hair color as you with blonde highlights, when the roots are too over powering I use the glaze to tone the blonde down so I don't *actuallly look* like I'm in desparate need of color. The glaze will wash out completely after 3-4 shampoos.

I think im going to get that frieda glaze and try it out

[mizzwanned]

Originally Posted by chloeandj

Gosh, i don't know, i think i like the new look better than the old look! I think it's gorgeous and looks very beach sun kissed! HOWEVER you have to live with them and if you don't like them, return to the shop and discuss it with the beautician. You wouldn't want to end up ruining your beautiful hair and i don't think she should charge you if she didn't do what you had asked. My hairdresser wouldn't charge for a fix job.

Thanks I am going to just let it grow out and see. I think it'll look better as it grows..hopefully. I agree..I don't think it looks bad..just not exactly what i had in mind but ahh well

[tammy8833]

i really like your hair

[Darlene68]

I would be very careful with at home coloring, especially applying them to hair that has been highlighted. I would return to the salon and ask to have some lowlights added, that should really help. You have beautiful hair btw