How to fix orange hair. It REALLY works!!! 

So true I spend $300 getting my hair done for my birthday about a week ago and he destroyed my hair completely 😢

And dull

Which number you use ?

I tried this but it never worked for me :(

That’s becasue they want you back frequent. U are correct they don’t do that. Be honest hair precessionals… I don’t mind paying… if you’re doing right… but twice I get ripped and over processed damaged hair. Back to my RU-vid to heal my damaged hair. Shame on them! Hmm or Maybe is me for Trusting😢

Purple shampoo is for yellow.

What brands can I find?

Really?

Yes! I can comfirm that!

Interesting…now I’m curious too.

You can definitely do it with semi permanent, white conditioner and applied to damp/towel dried hair!

My hair turned blue too😭

Late reply, but maybe you or someone else needs it: if you have different degrees of orange on your head, some light, some intense and some yellow and maybe even red, than this method might not be for you unless you want to put in a lot of work. Do not apply to the yellow parts, two minutes for the light orange parts, a bit longer for the darker orange parts and a drop of green should be added for the red or redish parts. So you might need to treat a few strands at a time, some for two minutes, some a bit longer, some with a drop of green....you get my point....all the time watching closely because it can get really dark, if you let it sit for too long. I would never leave it on for more than 5 minutes. You can TRY to rinse it off, if it gets too dark but this will take a few weeks....

It totally works. Wish I knew about this years ago. The darker the hair, the more color and developer you use. My hair is long and dark with lots of orange, some yellow. Goes almost down to my waste. If you’re using conditioner, I recommend 1 1/2 cups of conditioner to cover the entire hair if you have my length. I used a good conditioner I like to help my hair health. If you’re using shampoo, you can use less. I applied the conditioner mix on dry hair and combed through to make sure if coated evenly. I let mine sit for 5+ mins after I covered everything but the whole process from start to finish was about 20 mins and I was rushing to coat the whole head. Saw a video where the guy just applied it like you would shampoo. Not sure if that would coat evenly enough but seems a lot easier and faster than what I did. I will say, the color turned out beautiful. Exactly what I wanted.

Nobody replied, and you propably do not need the answer anymore, but maybe someone else does: Yes, you can do it again but you should watch it closely. Apply on dry hair and watch it the whole time, so that you can wash it off immediately as soon as it is no longer orange. Roll the strands, that are really orange between your fingers and devide the hair a bit to see, if it is toned enough. If your hair is more red than orange, you will need a drop of green in there, too. You could buy directions or manic panic and just add a drop of it to the black / blue dye mixture. Those are really cheap and non permanent.

so is hers, look.

*Yellow* hair + *blue* dye = green

Never apply this to the yellow parts of the hair. Only to the orange parts, watch closely and wash off, as soon as you can see no more orange. The mixture should be light enough for you to still see orange when applying.

My front almost white highlights turned blue, I bleached them for a second and it came out. Rest of hair seems okay, like ash brown/blonde. UGH. If I go to a salon I don't like it . If I DIY I panic. Can't win! But I DO love saving the 200 bux! worth the minor mistakes. Yours wil fade out, I promise.

Why didn’t you google and watch the ORIGINAL video who says DO NOT LET THIS STUFF SIT IN YOUR HAIR. Also, she’s not a hair stylist bozo.

She said two minutes, and also mentioned depending on the tone or orange one, two or three teaspoons to shampoo

​@@nz5988this only works for the darkish orange or mostly orange hair, for white or light you use purple.

I noticed that too, lol. Still looks beautiful and I hear the green will fade fast just like the rest of the hair because it’s a rinsage.

The before colour looked better and more natural

Angie (the original video) never ever said the color needed to sit and “develop”. You can watch Angie’s video too and you’ll see.

I watched Angie’s video too. No waiting. Just mix well. I mixed the color and developer first and made sure that was well mixed before I added conditioner. Been two weeks and brass is starting to show again so I’ll try this with shampoo next time. Hear it last longer. The color turned out amazing.

Wet hair is darker. As you should watch closely and wash this off immediately, when you can no longer see the orange, I would recommend applying it to dry hair, as you can see the results better.

Also, she never ever mentioned that you need to let the color and developer “sit” in order for it to “develop”. Where did you get that?

All she said was use a white shampoo so long as it is not sulfate free. Gel consistency is best but I saw another girl use BedHead which had a little blue in it and her color looked amazing.

NO MORE THAN 2 MINUTES.

No!!! No more than 2 minutes. I heard in another video that you basically apply it, wait another 1.5 minutes and rinse!!

No it doesn't, you can definitely use semi permanent but it works better with conditioner! Using semi perm. is much better on your hair and it is easy to switch up if need be.

And always apply semi perm. to damp hair, it will last longer and you will achieve a more even result.

Dry hair.