This was sooo helpful! I’m a student cosmetologist with about 2 months left and when I graduate I intend to specialize in color and blonding! You’re videos are amazing and so educational! Definitely helped me step up my game while I’m still learning in school!
I absolutely love your videos Mirella, I find myself popping over to your channel when I’m in school and need inspiration for projects to work on at school. I’ve got about 2 months left of cos school and color corrections, vivids, n blonding are my favorite services to do! Keep up the informational videos 💕
Such an educational video! Need some advice, my hair was box dyed black (terrible I know) back in July August professionally it was lightened with a partial balayage. The result was a reddish / copper toned which I loved but it faded quickly and was then professionally glossed to give an all over dimensional black/brunette. The gloss has faded showing the brassy balayage again and I have way too much on my plate to get into the salon. I have natural roots, faded black its more a very dark brown now, and the highlights. I want to go back to the all over dark brown which I know won't go over any black, but what shades do you recommend for the filling process? I was thinking of mixing Wella 7RR and Wella 7WG. Both are demi, then for a final using 411/4N a medium brown. Will these shades work together? Thank you so much!
I’ve been using Kenra 5NUA for years to cover up my grays. Do you think it would be as hard as box dye to get out? Hair stylists where I live seem to not want to do color corrections. They act like it’s too much of a hassle. I would love to go a shade lighter.
You could definitely lift a level with a color remover that’s not lightener. I would find a stylist who is knowledgeable in corrections to know how to properly do it without damage