I have gone through/graduated cosmetology school ,my husband and my best friend are licensed cosmetologists. I have NEVER really understood toning,UNTIL I WATCHED THIS VIDEO ! It is so (without doubt) very clear to understand ! THANK U SO MUCH !
yayyyyy! that's our hope with all of our videos! we just want to share all of our little tips and tricks to help other stylists (no matter how new or experienced they are in the industry) let us know if you have have any questions. you might like this video too: th-cam.com/video/iUAwstS9Xi0/w-d-xo.html i'm not sure if you have entered before but we do a monthly product giveaway and the draw is happening tonight 💕if you want to enter, you can enter at www.nvenn.com/giveaway you can also RE-ENTER each month regardless of whether or not you have won before so you can re-enter tomorrow for february's draw! xoxo good luck 🙂
I went from a level 4 red/brown with years of box dye and red pigment to a level 10 ash blonde and it took me so many hours of research to figure it out by myself. I kept applying purple toners to my head with no result and I found out I actually needed blue. I got blue shampoo and a blue base toner and it canceled out my orange. And kept researching and going up until I was that classic " pale yellow" you need for the wella toners and now I couldn't be happier.i wish this video was out when I was going through these motions! So informative.
You have no idea how useful your videos have been to me. You explain everything in soo much detail- most hairdressers don't reveal their 'secrets' and I don't blame them, but I really appreciate what you do. Thank you soo much.
hi Atiquah! thank you so much for your kind words 😀 it’s so much appreciated! we understand that everyone has to start somewhere and we want to be able to share as much as we can with others who are all in different parts of their hairstyling journey. we find this topic ESPECIALLY important for people to grasp as it can be difficult to understand at the beginning of their journey. we hope you enjoy our other content/videos! a lot of our colour/cut transformation videos also have cheat sheets in the description that you may find useful as well
I went from an 8 to a 6 in the salon, and came out with flat color, brassy roots and green tips. Now I understand why. And i think my stylist knew it would happen but didn’t know how to explain it to me. This video should be required viewing by all beauty schools.
thank you so much sandra for that heartfelt message 🥰🥰 it really means a lot to us! we hope you gained a lot of wisdom from the video! be sure to subscribe to our channel and stay tuned for some exciting developments
Just straight perfection!! Couldn’t be explained any better!! Thanks so much for this , as I have been struggling with the idea of colors and how to really read the color wheel! A lot of hair stylist can’t even figure that out I’m really surprised they work with hair! You literally just explained it in 6 mins! This is true professionalism!! Got it girl!! Keep grinding keep shining .. Sending peace ✌🏼 and love 💚
thank you tabb! this is one of our favourite videos to reference to hairstylists and artists when it comes to colour as it’s an important concept to grasp! we appreciate you spreading some love on our videos ❤️❤️ let us know if there is any other topics you would like to see us cover
You are absolutely fabulous, thank you so much for posting this video. I am in a process of colouring my hair and this will definitely help! Once again, thank you!
Explained so so so well & basically without any bull chat . I took a color class for three hours and walked out knowing realllly nothing it was all a sales pitch.
thank you zumer 🙂 this is actually one of our favourite videos to recommend people to watch to get a good grasp of the subject. i’m glad it was so helpful for you!
your welcome! are you a stylist? BTW, we do monthly product giveaways! our next draw is happening tomorrow. you can enter at WWW.NVENN.COM/GIVEAWAY. you can RE-enter each month regardless of whether you win or not! 💖
ahhh I love it! we have a course thats designed for newer stylists called 10kandPLAY. we teach you how to set yourself up to earn MEGA money! check out www.10kandplay.com 💕
I bleached my hair to an copper like brown and I want a GOLDEN CARAMEL COLOR.. do I TONE it down? What color do I use? I don’t want a regular brown color-I want it warm... HELP ME PLS
This explains so much! Thank you so much! I'm going to be doing a "crazy" color soon so now I know if I want it to pop I need something in the blue-violet family to cancel out my yellows to get the right level of green I'm aiming for. When I bleached my hair I ended up with a lot of yellow left over just due to me being naturally dark blonde. This is really going to help me get what I want.
awesome! let us know how it goes! just remember, there are no short cuts to great hair! i've needed to mix 4 toners for some color corrections 🙌🏼. btw, we do a monthly hair product giveaway for our split end trio (no purchase necessary). these products are EXCELLENT for fine hair types! if you are interested in entering, you can do so at www.nvenn.com/giveaway 😘. we just drew for may's winner, now on to JUNE!
@@nvennhairbeauty I was able to get an amazing emerald green. It looks so good! This really helped me out. I love how good it came out. It had been at least since I last did serious painting that I thought about color theory and I had no idea that the same principles would apply to hair. It was seriously fascinating!
hi sally! thank you for your suggestion! there’s so many different shades of yellow & orange. a toner will always look different especially with different colour lines, so the hair samples won’t fully work. when unsure, use a swatch test :) take a piece of hair and test a tiny piece of hair underneath
Thanks for the excellent colour theory video, I appreciated it so much. Unfortunately, I'm still not quite sure about what to do with my hair so I'm gonna ask here if you read these comments. I had light silver hair and I used a bleach bath (with a 1:2 ratio and 20 volume developer) to strip out the toner and leave my hair pale yellow to tone to white. To my surprise, the bleach bath pulled out the silvery purple toner, leaving a cotton candy pink, and finally settling on a very pale peach colour! I can only assume these were under pigments in the toner that I didn't know were in there. So, my question: my hair is now VERY light, definitely a level 10 at least. However, it's also got a distinct peach hue. Do I a) wait a week or so and do another bleach bath and hope that removes the faint peach? b) tone with a toner to remove the peach? If so, would I go with a blue or a violet toner? The hair is extremely light, so it's not that standard "hair hasn't lifted enough so it's still orange" orange. Thank you so much in advance!! I love your channel
hi thesim1derful - thank you for the AMAZING comment. we really appreciate it and love connecting with new people on our channel! it’s really tough - definitely don’t bleach it again. since it’s light enough, you don’t need to bleach it again. you need to the right toner. once it’s light enough you only need toner to correct it. it’s hard to suggest a toner because i need to be able to see it in person and know what the desired outcome is so i can properly formulate it. my advice is to go to a colour correction expert that way they don’t try to bleach it out and correct it with a toner. wish i was able to be of more help but unfortunately in these cases it’s really hard to suggest something without seeing the hair in person. you may also enjoy the video we did on removing colour using a colour remover to get additional insight before you consult with a local hairstylist/color correction expert. it can be found here: th-cam.com/video/73RBbT7-wgc/w-d-xo.html
Hi! I just had a question about toners , so when choosing a toner for blondes if they’re orange and they need blue to cancel it out how do you do a blue based toner wouldn’t that make the hair blue ( I don’t really know much ) but I would like to learn
hi Stephanie! you are definitely not alone :) we get this kind of question quite often! we would recommend watching our video on the law of colour to get a bette grasp of this concept m.th-cam.com/video/b_gWo4u1mSk/w-d-xo.html&list=PLTHhbocqCsnxznzoqArmaTEmuXUR9LwRT&index=22 let us know if you have additional questions afterwards
Can you do a video on color substitute. Our salon ran out of color and I'm stuck on mixing color to replace what client need. Especially, clients with gray and also wants toning. Also, some examples of how to tone with tertiary colors. I hope you do it soon thank you so much lovees😚😚
What color toner should I use on silver hair to make it white? Just had my hair done from a golden blonde. The toner was a silver color - on for a few minutes and my hair turned out more silver than white in some areas. I would like white all over. How can I accomplish that and using Matrix - which color should I get?
hi dsabia1 - thank you for your question! it depends how white or how silver your hair is. we recommend letting the extra tone to fade out first so it’s fairly even then pick a toner that isn’t so ashy. the hair is very porous so in those areas, it’s absorbing more toner than the rest. in the areas that are silver, you will need to use a neutral toner and the areas that are white, you will need to use light ash. you will need to be careful of spotting and you will probably have to use two timers. it’s best to go to a local salon to get that professionally formulated. it’s hard to say without seeing the hair in person. hope that helps ❤️
this is a great video.. i wish this came into my life earlier.. now i've dyed it so light, it's so broken up, i no longer dare to dye it, because every time i tried, it sucks up all the color immediately.. so now i'm just using toner shampoos and have figured out a way to make it seem like a natural dark ashy to normal to warm blonde, depending on the day.. but i wish to dye it a little darker soon again, but like i said, it sucks up sooo much color, especially the ends, that i'm a bit hesitant .. could you give me a tip on how to deal with that, because even though the shampooing is giving me great results in the short run, it's becoming a bit time consuming...
ooohh awesome! yes hair schools arent the best at teaching the law of color. no more praying that your colors turn out in the back room for you 😅 btw, we are doing a free hair product GIVEAWAY TONIGHT for 'nvenn's split end trio' (no purchase necessary). these products are the BEST for SEALING your split ends. if you want to enter, you can do so at www.nvenn.com/giveaway 😘
ahhhh good luck lol. DIY lightening is scary so be careful 😅 ps it's our 9th birthday today! we are giving away our clean dry shampoo! if you want to enter all you need to do is post a selfie on instagram. check out @nvennhairbeauty on insta for the details 🥳 winner will be announced tonight at 10pm MST #goodluck
hi kimberly! blue is the best toner to neutralize orange however if you are going red, you may want to leave a bit of the orange to have more of a violety red, but if you want a fiery red you may not want to neutralize it and leave it as the undertone depending how orange, if it’s too orange it will look more copper. so it ultimately depends on how orange it is and what you want the final product to look like
So I have naturally dark brown hair which is dyed really dark brown. I want to go to a light ash brown. I've done it before but I never used a toner so it ended up an orangish blondish light brown color lol. So this time I want to lighten it and then use a toner. Can you recommend a good toner I can use at home right after bleaching so that I can then dye it to a light/medium ash brown? I was looking at the wella toners but can't figure out which one to get. Last time I lightened it (the same way as I'll be doing this time) it ended up yellow at my roots and the rest of my hair orange. Will a toner help even it out as well so I can get an even color after I dye it the final color I'm looking to get, or should I bleach the orange part a 2nd time and just avoid re bleaching my roots? Last time it came out looking okay but my roots were much lighter than the rest of my hair and it still had a brassy orange tint to it because I didn't use any sort of toner. I'm planning to use a light brown ash shade which last time did help to cancel some of the orange color. But since my roots were yellow and the rest of my hair orange it makes it confusing on which toner to use. Any suggestions from anyone would be great. Also, should I lighten, tone and then dye it the color I want, or lighten, dye it and then tone it to get rid of whatever is left of the brassy/orange? Since the ash shade does cancel some of it out on its own without using a toner.
hi miranda! thank you for your message 😊 we do not recommend doing it at home! that’s a major color correction - even though you’re bringing it back to one colour it could have three different bands of colours (based on what you’re describing) which could require 3 different toners. to paint a better picture of this, we recommend you watch our video of one of our clients chayla who went from box dye blonde back to brunette. the video can be found here: th-cam.com/video/H_cENN5b3sA/w-d-xo.html
Hi. in Matrix line what would you used as a blue to cancel out the orange. like for example; if I am a nl 3 and my desire is 6. what would you Used? we don't have blue green.
hi sreypoeu - we’ve actually never used the matrix line so im not completely sure. no matter what line you use, orange is used to cancel out blue. if you’re a natural level 3 and want to go to a level 6, the undertone of a level 6 is a red-orange. it would be best to ask your local matrix rep 😊
Thank you! Thank you! I understand so much more now.....Im still confused when you used term filler. Could you do videos on that, if you did can you guide me to one thanks gorgeous😁 Oh, love the video.
hi sreypoeu! great question 😀 when it comes to filler - when you lighten hair you take out the pigment, so when you are colouring it back you need to replace that pigment so the colour is full and saturated
Hi I want to ask if I want to colour rose pink or yellow brown I don't know what colour is that mounir is doing he use wella toners just fab can u plz tell me about that
no green would make the red less red but not more natural in my opinion. to me, a natural color is something that someone can be born with so if the person wanted a natural looking red, I would lean more to a copper color not red as the main pigment. btw, we do a monthly hair product giveaway for our split end trio (no purchase necessary). if you are interested in entering, you can do so at www.nvenn.com/giveaway 😘. we just drew for may's winner, now on to JUNE!
your welcome! how long have you been doing hair? this video might help you too: th-cam.com/video/iUAwstS9Xi0/w-d-xo.html i'm not sure if you have entered before but we do a monthly product giveaway and the draw is happening tonight 💕if you want to enter, you can enter at www.nvenn.com/giveaway you can also RE-ENTER each month regardless of whether or not you have won before so you can re-enter tomorrow for february's draw! xoxo good luck 🙂
Hi! Thanks for your video :) it was helpful! my hair is currently bleach blonde, but I want to darken it to an ash/light brown color. Do I dye my hair orange/dark red first before my desired color?
hey brooke thank you for all your love! ❤️ if you havent already seen our “law of color” video you might wanna check it out! we think it could be really helpful. xoxo
Ok so I have dirty blond hair and I want to dye my tips white or platinum blonde, how would I go about dying it, so what products do I want to use and what toner and bleach do I use or do I use white dye....... I just need to understand what I need to use and what it does 😩😩 I would appreciate it sooo much if you could help me ❤️❤️❤️❤️
hellllooooo how are you? thats a tricky question to answer lol because there is no definite answer. the type of bleach and the volume of peroxide would be completely dependant on what your hair looks like to start with. it depends on whether the hair has artificial color on it, what the natural level is, etc. truthfully, i have been doing hair for 13 years and I still wouldn't bleach my own hair lol. its really difficult to apply it so that it is really blended and any overlapping would cause the hair to break. is there a stylist that could help you with it?
Sounded great but I'm still lost. Lol I just pray I use the tight neutralizer. I want to highlight my hair and then go back and dye the whole color...I'll definitely use the video as a rule of thumb.
oooh kk hang on 💖 let me try to help! you must feel a little lost because you only use a neutralizer when you are perming or relaxing hair (tooooo cute!) 🥰. what is confusing for you? BTW remember to enter out monthly product giveaway "www.nvenn.com/giveaway", the next draw is on sept 30🙆we will be giving away a 'split end trio'
Hi the last bit you said about putting pigment back in like a bit of 8yellow then 7 orange until you cover all the pigments to level 5 . Do you put all those pigment together on top of each other on the hair, like from seperate bowls? Or do you mix all pigment levels in one bowl then put it on the hair? By the way love your videos on your different colour corrections, visually learn better.
My hair is somewhat yellow so do I tone it with a purple toner? Then tone it with an ashy violet toner? Also a different question so my hair is at a level 9/8 can I tone with a darker toner how will it come out? Sorry I’m still to all of this
ask away! we are here to help! violet for sure if it is yellow. the darker the yellow, the darker the purple needs to be. the problem with "yellow" hair is that there tends to be "banding (different shades of yellow to white...some darker than others). to truly even out your color, each band needs to be formulated for differentlt. if you tone your hair darker it will look darker. just to clarify, a tone/pigment (violet) can come is all lightness and darkness (level 1 to 10). if you stay within the same level, it'll just neutralize your color. if you go darker, then it will be darker. hopefully that helps💕💕 btw, we are drawing for free hair product TONIGHT for 'nvenn's split end trio' (no purchase necessary)! if you want to enter you can do so at www.nvenn.com/giveaway 😘
So let’s say a client has highlights that have grown out and are between a level 8&9 and wants to go down to a level 3 could you just do a formula that has yellow orange, red orange, and red velvet or would you have to put a little of each individual color from yellow to violet? Hope my question makes sense... and also would you put that fill color from the new growth all the way down to the ends or just where the highlights are? If you see this thank you so much for making videos like this!! I just graduated from cosmetology school and I really appreciate videos like this because I have a long way to go in becoming a good hairdresser lol!
your question totally makes sense and you know a lot more than you give yourself credit for. the detail of your question tells me that you understand what you are watching✅👌. you can do either, the first way is easier because you are mixing less things together! the formula just needs the pigment, it doesn't care where the pigment comes from😎. GREAT QUESTION! the formula for success is 10, 000 hours until mastery 😉
Great video... I want to have pure white hair... not even a bit yellow or a bit grey... My hair is naturally white but has a tiny bit of dark hair in a couple of spots... so I want to make all my hair pure white... I tried L'Oreal Feria Absolute Platinum... but then stupidly put on L'Oreal color Scandinavie #10 and it turned ashy... then faded to ultra pale blonde... Ugh! ... I wonder if I need to add a toner after the bleach? I think I will try the Absolute Platinum again now... My hair is waist-length and I have to do it myself at home as I can't afford to go to a Salon... Wish me luck!
WOW you’re so brave, good luck! we definitely don’t recommend that but admire your courage especially with hair that long. 99% of the time after using bleach or lightener you often need to use a toner. tag us in a photo on Instagram so we can take a look of the final product 😀 @nvennhairbeauty also be sure to enter our giveaway we’re doing! will be great products to help replenish your hair after all of the lightening. you can enter at nvenn.com/giveaway 💕 sending you love
Thanks for your reply dear... Yes, so yesterday after writing to you I did use the L'Oreal Feria Absolute Platinum again... as my hair was grown out about 3 inches... As I mentioned, my own hair is now nearly all white... so just a few spots of dark hair that I like to eliminate so the colour is close as possible to evenly white. I am 73 and trying to get my hair to grow long enough to sit on at least... I don't have Instagram... wish I could show you how it turned out... just perfect! The purple conditioner that came with the boxed bleach toned my hair so that it is wonderfully white with no yellow... I found that the consistency of the product when mixed this time was a lot thicker than last time I used the same product so I was in near panic mode that I would not have enough product to do my waist length hair... but really I only needed to get the dark new growth bleached out... After applying it to the new growth I just worked on it so that I could get the whole length covered in product... I waited a bit before doing the length so that the roots got about 30 minutes and the rest about 20 minutes as I did not want to damage my hair... I have little to no split ends. I am quite happy with how this product works...
that’s AMAZING! glad you were able to make do especially with that much hair, that’s incredible. glad you’re happy with the final result 😊 and nice that they provide you a purple conditioner to tone your hair as well! that’s an added bonus. and it sounds like you take good care of your hair ♥️ the products we are giving away aren’t necessarily for those who have split ends but mainly to help prevent them 😉
This is great would you be able to do a video on colour matching clients for there roots? I am training to be a hairdresser and that’s one thing I can find hard if they are blonde especially x
hi hahaltsgen! it really depends if you’re going lighter or darker. depends on how green it is and how it happened (if it’s from overbleaching or not). it is a total colour correction so it’s best to reach out to a professional for help in your local area :)
Hi! I don’t think I have won... I would have been way more excited! I’m not a stylist! Since COVID, and since my daughter and I have blond hair but are truly a level 5-6, I had to go on a journey to self-education by watching endless hours of styling videos. I learned about « Olaplex », for that, I wish I were a stylist to get my hands on it for my bleached blond hair😂 I have used « Bond Angel » instead and it seems to do the trick. I’m really proud of my end results. Thank you for showing me that becoming a stylist is truly an art and mostly an ongoing process... a true artist never stops learning new things. With love ❤️
that's so weird! what are the chances that someone else would go by the exact same name, "Ca Ch". so sorry for the mix up 💕. you should enter! we do a monthly giveaway for our 'split end trio'. you would love it as styling products. they work like olaplex but are styling products instead of "wet care". you can enter at www.nvenn.com/giveaway 😘 you're such a great mom! your daughter must really appreciate you looking out for her like that. you have such a beautiful energy! keep sharing your vibrancy with the world xoxo
thank you so much Kris 😀 we definitely think this is an important topic to grasp especially when starting out. let us know if there’s any other information you’re looking to learn as an apprentice!
hi finlay! that is super sweet of you thank you Xoxox to achieve white, you will want to neutralize the yellow so you will use violet. if you want it platinum, you MIGHT (not for sure), might need to lighten it a bit more. it truly depends on what your desired result is. hope this helps :)
So I have naturally dark brown hair. I had my hair highlighted but she didn’t use a toner. When I got home I realized one part was a little orange towards the front and the rest warm, yellowy. I wanted a cool blonde. I have an appointment to go back but how does she fix it if I’ll need a blue toner on one area and a purple toner on the rest? Thanks for this super informative video and any feedback is appreciated!
yes you're exactly right. that being said, if you want a cool blonde, you probably need to be lifted a bit lighter. a toner will neutralize the excessive warmth but at the end of the day, the color orange can only look so ashy if you know what I mean. some colors are definitely a 2 step process though so in that case the solution you had is the best solution. btw, we are doing a free hair product GIVEAWAY TONIGHT for 'nvenn's split end trio' (no purchase necessary). these products are the BEST for SEALING your split ends. if you want to enter, you can do so at www.nvenn.com/giveaway 😘
yessss but only on the orange parts. you would need to formulate a different toner for each section. there is a little clip in this video talking about different formulations for differnt bands of blondes. th-cam.com/video/09pzJwkSJYY/w-d-xo.html btw, we do a monthly hair product giveaway for our split end trio (no purchase necessary). these products are EXCELLENT for fine hair types! if you are interested in entering, you can do so at www.nvenn.com/giveaway 😘. we just drew for may's winner, now on to JUNE!
thats what we are here for! all of our videos are meant to teach you about growing yourself, growing your craft, or growing your business so make sure to subscribeeeee 😘 ps it's our 9th birthday today! we are giving away our clean dry shampoo! if you want to enter all you need to do is post a selfie on instagram. check out @nvennhairbeauty on insta for the details 🥳 winner will be announced tonight at 10pm MST #goodluck
Where on earth do you get green or blue colors to mix? I only know the TWella charm toners and they tell you the base color in some of them but what about countries where you can’t find them? Do you buy a color and then you mix it with a green color and 10 developer? How does that work??? Where do I find these green toner, etc?
Hi , i would like to know i have a wig and i used loreal hight lifth for dark color and the color now is like redish brown level 8 i want to keep the level 8 but i want to become that color in honey blonde or soft ash blond. Wish one you recomed me to use? Thank you i wait for you replay
hi sullys! thank you for checking out our content! unfortunately, it’s hard for us to formulate anything without seeing it in person. we recommend checking out some of our colour transformation videos here: th-cam.com/play/PLTHhbocqCsnxznzoqArmaTEmuXUR9LwRT.html we have started posting cheat sheets in the description box which would give you the formulas we’ve used for certain colours. let us know if there is something you find that is more along the lines of what you want xoxo
thats not wrong, its just very vague. you can look up the law of color wheel :) ps it's our 9th birthday today! we are giving away our clean dry shampoo! if you want to enter all you need to do is post a selfie on instagram. check out @nvennhairbeauty on insta for the details 🥳 winner will be announced tonight at 10pm MST #goodluck
I am a natural light brown/dark blonde (caramel color.) When I use dark ash blonde, it turns a dark muddy color? Why? You mentioned that if you are going darker, unless you add in the color, it will turn muddy. How does this apply to me on a lighter shade? I guess what I am asking is the color I need to add back in, so it doesn't turn muddy?
The formula would depend on what level your hair is and what level you want to be. Do you know the level your hair is? I always recommend for color corrections to be done in a salon, if it's not formulated properly it can be a nightmare to strip out afterwards xoxo
Thanks for the info on depositing color. What is recommended if I am taking someone from a level 9 to a true level 1? Will I need to process multiple times? Or mix levels and process at one time to deposit the color before I add the level 1 to her hair?
I would mix everything together and do it at once. That being said, a level 9 and a level 1 are on complete opposite sides of the spectrum so you might need to fill it twice. But what I would do it fill it once and put the level 1 on. IF by chance its not looking completely saturated, then color it a second time with the level 1😃
I just came across this video. I have light brown natural hair, but have been bleaching to a level 10. I don't tone because it comes out ashy which I don't like. What color(s) could I use as a fill to darken my hair to a more natural looking blonde? Should I use a natural filler then the color I want? Or mix a light golden blonde with a natural blonde color to add gold back into my hair? Thank you for your help.
the filler depends on what you want your end color to be. do you know the level and tone of your final desired color? btw, if you like to win free hair product we do a monthly giveaway. you can enter at www.nvenn.com/giveaway💞
What is your recommendation of what toner to use to go honey blonde? Could you also help me choose the perfect blonde for my skin tone? I personally like warm golden toned blondes/honey blonde😍 I’m finally comfortable with going blonde! I’ve always been scared to try it. Also have you ever used the blondeme bleach?
Ohhh yes blondeme bleach is my favorite! I can't recommend a color unless I can see your hair in real life. Are you a hairstylist? If so you can join our private facebook group and we can help make suggestions in there (because you can post a photo for us to see your skin tone)
@@nvennhairbeauty It's a pity I didn't know all this before I started colouring my hair, going brown, hating it, rebleaching it. I have new respect for hairdressers there is a huge bank of knowledge to be known to colour with excellence.
You are amazing! This video taught me all I wanted to know about coloring hair. It was quick, informative, easy to comprehend and entertaining. Thank you for this.
ahhh i miss mine now too lol. i took them out. why don't you get them again? ps it's our 9th birthday today! we are giving away our clean dry shampoo! if you want to enter all you need to do is post a selfie on instagram. check out @nvennhairbeauty on insta for the details 🥳 winner will be announced tonight at 10pm MST #goodluck
I've gone icy white blonde but looking to go copper like Madeleine petsch from Riverdale. What would you suggest for filler to make it take? My roots are naturally an 8 blonde.
ohhhh if you are naturally a level 8 no filler is necessary. i would just put on a 7.444 or 7CCC (a level 7 intense copper) and that will get you to her color. i would just use the same color a second or 3rd time if you need. really anything 3 levels or less doesnt really need to be filled. hopefully that helps xoxo btw, we do a monthly hair product giveaway for our 'split end trio' (no purchase necessary 😉), if you want to enter, you can do so at www.nvenn.com/giveaway
What would you put on somebody that is natural level 6 but has a current level 8 & wants to go back to natural?? Would you have to add something that has gold & orange??
No filler needed if its only 2 levels darker. The exact formula would depend on what tone her natural hair has and what tone her lighened hair has. We have a FREE course on how to formulate at www.nvenn.com 💋if you take this, you will better understand how to formulate
My hair has slight green like a pastel mint... but I wanna get my hair to a silver or platinum blonde? I’m mostly yellow already but I’m afraid that I’m not sure how to tone it properly
ohhhh cool color! pastel mint! as long as it is light enough you can just put on a 10 violet and you will look platinum! ps it's our 9th birthday today! we are giving away our clean dry shampoo! if you want to enter all you need to do is post a selfie on instagram. check out @nvennhairbeauty on insta for the details 🥳 winner will be announced tonight at 10pm MST #goodluck
hi michelle :) that would depend on the color line you're using. as a general rule, A (for ash or a 1 in the number system) in most lines is ash which is usually green based, V for violet or a 2 in the number system is violet, and B (for blue and number will vary)... things to consider is that each color line has a different base etc. the best thing to do is try to find a color educator for the line you are working with. which line are you using? maybe we have worked with it before and would know. :)
thank you! it would look like a warm brown (the exact final color would depend on how copper your hair is at the time that you are coloring it). BTW, we do monthly product giveaways! our next draw is happening tomorrow. you can enter at WWW.NVENN.COM/GIVEAWAY. you can RE-enter each month regardless of whether you win or not! 💖
hi ashley! we are so glad to have been able to help! thats why we do this! we're on a mission to empower women through creative self expression! stay tuned every friday for a new video! thanks for watching!
hey Brittany, toners burn when theres a high ammonia content in the color. consider switching to a line with lower ammonia or a demi/semi permanent color line and it wont burn. hopefully you found this useful!
Ion Bright Toners are Demis. They are a cream toner and don't burn as much as Wella Toners. I used a 20 developer with mine, even though it calls for a 10😊
ohhhh GREAT video idea! that would be a tough one to film though because we would need people of all skin tones. it's on the list though and we will start looking for models. how long have you been doing hair for len? by the way, we give away a 'split end trio' every month! these 3 products are the BEST for mending split ends! you can enter at www.nvenn.com/giveaway😘 we just announced last month's winner on our instagram @nvennhairbeauty
@@nvennhairbeauty woohooo! i'll be looking forward to the video some day! I have been doing hair for the past 13 years, although I am not a professional, I have done a lot of research and experimenting ;p i LOVE doing hair, I should have gone to cosmetology school but I became a scientist instead.
Thank you for quick reply, I do my on hair...cut and color but so far was not able to reach that cool toned, little violet tint blond yet. I also bought BlondMe bleach and toner but did not give me that ashy effect I am looking for. Can you help what else should I add to the formula or which toner you use after bleaching? I mixed caramel and ice with no luck. Still so brassy orangish....:(
hi acelea! my hair in the law of colour video was toned to be more ashy in that video :) the formula for her toner changes depending on how brassy her hair is at the time. a pretty standard toner is schwarzkopf 9.5-22 and 10 vol
i have a question. my hair is brown with bleached highlights on the top of my head and it is very bold which i don’t like. what color toner do i use to make the color dial down and make it into like a ash brown
Oh it would depend on what color you want your end result to be. I would suggest going to a hair salon. Virgin hair is a beautiful canvas and a good stylist could do magic with it!
@@nvennhairbeauty Could I get your email? I want to send pictures of the look I want so you can recommend me toners. I don't have the budget to go to a stylist here in Toronto.
ohhhh I'm glad it helped you. are you just starting in the hair industry?🤔 btw, we do a monthly HAIR PRODUCT GIVEAWAY for 'nvenn's split end trio' (no purchase necessary). if you want to enter, you can do so at www.nvenn.com/giveaway 😘
I have the red red protein filler. Is that enough to fill. Going from level 10 to 4 I also bought some brown/gold box dye to add to the red filler, not sure if needed though?
i'm not sure if you can mix the box dye in with the red filler. just using red will be better than nothing but to have a true level 4 you also need to replace the orange and yellow/ gold that is lost. i did that exact color correction here in this video if you want to watch it. th-cam.com/video/H_cENN5b3sA/w-d-xo.html hopefully that video helps you 💕 please share our channel with anyone else that you think it can help. btw i LOVE your name lol. my name is jessica too, i just don't have the jugs to go with it😅. we have 2 weeks left in our monthly giveaway draw. if you haven't entered yet, make sure you do before april 30. you can enter at www.nvenn.com/giveaway . no purchase necessary. 😘
Planning to use wella 7a demi perminant colour to go from a brassy light blonde to my natural colour (ashy light brown). My hair is already yellowish (level 9 yellow and level 8 orange yellow and parts might be level 7 orangy yellow) however the ends are very light blonde and white ish bits. The color 7a is level 7 and a very blue ashy shade. Do you think its wise to do a yellow/orange filler first, so that the light parts of my hair are also yellow/orange before dying? Or do you think the colour 7a is to light, to need to fill hair first ? Thanks and sorry for the really long question!
no that's a great question and very thorough. i hope my response is getting to you in time. we've been dealing with all this covid stuff going on and things are finally settling down. typically you only need to fill your hair if you are going darker by 3 or more levels. that beings said, if your lighter parts are really porous, a fill color would help the color to look more saturated and it will also look more even roots to end. did you try coloring it already? if so, how did it turn out? also, if you like winning free products. we do a monthly product giveaway. we just announced march's winner and april is just starting up! if you want to enter you can enter at www.nvenn.com/giveaway 😘
My hair is in both between yellow light and orange after bleaching 😭 I already used the wella t11 toner and it took just a bit of the dark orange out . Would I be able to use both blue Violet toner ??
ohhh i'm glad you enjoyed it! btw, we do a monthly hair product giveaway and the draw is happening in 2 days! if this interests you and you want to enter (no purchase necessary), you can do so at www.nvenn.com/giveaway 🥰
ohhh you should always leave it on for the manufacturers suggested processing time BUT the trick is to formulate properly for that. if the hair is really porous you probably just want to use a demi and the processing times for MOST of those are usually 15mins. hopefully that helps. BTW, we do monthly product giveaways! our next draw is happening tomorrow. you can enter at WWW.NVENN.COM/GIVEAWAY. you can RE-enter each month regardless of whether you win or not! 💖
hello how are you? not blue like the fashion color, when i say blue i mean a blue pigment. it won't turn blue if you mix it properly. different lines have different mixing instructions but as a general idea, in a 30g bowl of color i would put maybe 1-2gs MAX of blue pigment in a level 10 color and maybe up to 10gs of blue pigment in a formula with level 1. how long have you been doing hair for?
it depends where you are filling from and filling to. if you give me the starting level and the 'desired level with tone' i can help you formulate. for example, you can say that your client is a starting level 8 and wants to be a level 4 golden brown. by the way, we give away a 'split end trio' every month! these 3 products are the BEST for mending split ends! you can enter at www.nvenn.com/giveaway😘 we just announced last month's winner on our instagram @nvennhairbeauty
Heeey so I have a question! I'm trying to go red after bleaching and playing with pinks and purples but the dye is not holding. It fades out kinda gingery and sticks to the roots and obviously looks lovely in that roughly one inch lol. In places it looks a bit dull, almost grey and I know I've obviously bleached the life out of it so is adding pigment actually going to save it? What am I supposed to be actually using here, is it different to dye? And is it worth my time or is my hair now going to hold nothing?
GREAT question. I cant tell you if its worth your time or not without seeing it. If it feels like cotton candy when it's wet then it's too far gone. By the sounds of it though it sounds ok. If its only fading to a gingery color then it's still holding pigment. The only way the color will start staying better is if you start restore the protein that was stripped away from the bleaching. Using a deep conditioner or a protein based conditioner (like our polish www.nvenn.com/products/shampoo-series ) will give the pigment something to bind to in your hair. As your hair gets healthier, the color will start to stay longer. Until then, you'll just have to keep coloring it 😘
I know this is old but I found this so helpful. I have brunette balayage with some quite light areas, I’m a mix of yellow and orange, would I use a blue violet toner? Thanks xxx
ohh good! we still get comments on it REGULARLY so don't worry about it being old. you are correct! for the areas that are yellow and orange, use both tones in the toner. if there are areas that are just yellow, just use violet. if there are areas that are just orange, just use blue. and MOST IMPORTANTLY, on the areas that don't need any correcting, just use natural. there are no short cuts to great hair, mix different toners for each band of color and you will get an even result. how long have you been doing hair?
nvennhairbeauty thank you for the detailed response I really appreciate it! I don’t actually do hair, I more wanted advice to discuss my toning problems with my regular stylist (who I am really happy with in general) but I know my hair stresses her because it always wants to be warm and goes brassy extremely quickly even with proper after care but I think she just uses a violet toner all over so I will pass on your suggestions for next time and fingers crossed it will tone better! Thanks again x
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if you want to neutralize it, do the same level with blue. so if your hair is a level 7, do a 7blue. BUT remember each band of color needs a different formula. its best to get this corrected in a salon. if you put that on something that is blonde, itll look blue 🤓. btw, we are doing a free hair product GIVEAWAY TONIGHT for 'nvenn's split end trio' (no purchase necessary). these products are the BEST for SEALING your split ends. if you want to enter, you can do so at www.nvenn.com/giveaway 😘
So if your a level 10 and want to do a root smudge at the brown you can put a 8 on its own... can you go lower would I have to do a 7 with gold or 6 with gold?
ideally after 2 levels you would fill but that's not always the case in the salon. we always explain to the clients the pros and cons of doing both. with 3 levels, you can get away with not filling it but it'll fade a little faster. the good thing though is that the color will still look nice (make sure to process for the FULL TIME). from a 10 to a 6 we would definitely fill the hair.
Thank you so much for your educational videos so useful and helpful! I need to know what I will need to get my virgin Afro hair from dark brown to pastel pink? Bleach, toner and colour? Or not? Help hahaha ..!
I I'm glad you're learning😎 pastel colors will only show through on white hair. First, you'll need to lighten the hair to white, then you will need neutralize any warmth with a violet toner. Lastly you can color your hair with your desired pastel pink 😘
sorry for some reason i am only seeing this comment now so my response is probably way too late. the toner would depend on what you want the end result to look like. what did you end up doing? btw, if you want to try to win free product, we do a monthly giveaway at www.nvenn.com/giveaway💞
HI just learning about bleaching and toning, I have been asked by a new client to take her from a 5 to ice white . Know she has already has bleached hair and roots are about 1/2 inch long . I have manage to do a test piece on her hair ,it took about an hour to fully lift but still had that golden tone to it . By the way I have never done a lift like this ,so it does scare me to think the bleach had to be on this long !!! Anyway if you think this is not advisable to do please say , but if this is ok then what toner would i use to get it to this fashionable ice white . Ps I am a qualified hair dresses but not over touched into full head bleaching .
hi tanya! how are you? thanks for reaching out. here are some tips and then you can ask me questions about what you want more details on. 1) ice white usually takes a few sittings 2) lightner can sit on for an hour but it is usually pretty dead by then, i'd recommend mixing smaller scoops and mixing more often to maintain full equivalent lifting power (we have a few bleach and tone videos--> i'm not sure if you have seen them yet. 3) check the foils often, a test strand is good but she might have had highlights or something different on a part of her head that you didn't test and that hair would get compromised a lot easier. 4) you are going to likely need more than 1 toner. each band of color will require a different toner to ensure the same result i will be on a youtube live this thursday at 10amMST talking about toners so if you are around jump on and we can try to chat a bit more then.😅
What if your hair in some places are more yellow..and some places orange..what toner should you then use? Can't your hair get green if you use blue toner on the hair that is more yellow? I am really confused😣🤔
hi aliah! we come across these cases all of the time and it is pretty common to come across cases where people have various bands of colour. there is no shortcuts to good hair
@@nvennhairbeauty you are welcome☺ can I ask another question? Eventhough I knew I wasn't suppose to do it I bleached my hair and used a blonding creme, and that made my hair even more brassy😏 I have with your help now figured out I need to tone it (with a toner with blue in it) but don't I need to bleach it again since a blond hair color also is mixed in my hair? I hope I am making myself clear🙄☺
hi aliah :) we can’t an't say whether or not you’ll need to bleach it again without seeing it in person. it really depends where they are and where they want their end result to be. if its light enough, a toner will correct the tone. if it isn't light enough, a toner may not be enough. its always best to go seek professional advice
nvennhairbeauty i went in asking for balayage and I came out with the underneath half of my head with bleached blonde streak highlights in one thick layer then I had some on each under layer toward the top and then the top had more of a caramel color it was kinda blended but not really because where she stopped the blend she made streaks up to my roots 😭 i basically looked like I had 2005 highlights/streaks it was so bad I went back and she toned and blended my natural color on the top layer of roots but it's still noticeable and so are the blonde streaks underneath they just more of a caramel color now!!! I felt bad saying anything but it wasn't even CLOSE to what I wanted... it's like she didn't listen to what I wanted idk she tried to say it's because my hair isn't layered but it wasn't even like she tried to blend it
oh you wont know ahead of time. every color correction is different. i definitely don't recommend color corrections at home. every time you colored your hair, it applied another level of color to lift out. for that reason, hair tends to lift UNEVENLY and each band of color needs a different toner for it to look the same at the end. btw, we are drawing for free hair product TONIGHT for 'nvenn's split end trio' (no purchase necessary)! if you want to enter you can do so at www.nvenn.com/giveaway 😘
hi gabi! this video references jess’ hair when it was an asian ash blonde ombré colour. here is a video referencing when she got it coloured this way: m.th-cam.com/video/zDNyF2mj3wM/w-d-xo.html&index=29 hope this helps xoxo
I've been bleaching my hair for years now so I'm pretty much platinum but I do have some yellows and a decent amount of regrowth but I want to go plum and I'm just not sure what to fill it with can you point me in the right direction please you'd be my life saver.
Oh you would need to restore all the pigments that are missing from your platinum level to the levels 4-6 (depending on what level your plum shade is at). I would recommend seeing a professional. Color corrections need to be done right for the final color to look right🥰
I'm commenting on everything, sorry. Love your attitude, not snobby, not pretentious, not worried about giving away 'trade secrets' just fab
Girl we love your comments! We're happy to unite everyone with the magic of hair knowledge
I have gone through/graduated cosmetology school ,my husband and my best friend are licensed cosmetologists. I have NEVER really understood toning,UNTIL I WATCHED THIS VIDEO ! It is so (without doubt) very clear to understand ! THANK U SO MUCH !
yayyyyy! that's our hope with all of our videos! we just want to share all of our little tips and tricks to help other stylists (no matter how new or experienced they are in the industry) let us know if you have have any questions.
you might like this video too: th-cam.com/video/iUAwstS9Xi0/w-d-xo.html
i'm not sure if you have entered before but we do a monthly product giveaway and the draw is happening tonight 💕if you want to enter, you can enter at www.nvenn.com/giveaway you can also RE-ENTER each month regardless of whether or not you have won before so you can re-enter tomorrow for february's draw! xoxo good luck 🙂
I went from a level 4 red/brown with years of box dye and red pigment to a level 10 ash blonde and it took me so many hours of research to figure it out by myself. I kept applying purple toners to my head with no result and I found out I actually needed blue. I got blue shampoo and a blue base toner and it canceled out my orange. And kept researching and going up until I was that classic " pale yellow" you need for the wella toners and now I couldn't be happier.i wish this video was out when I was going through these motions! So informative.
Skallia Ray girl we feel your pain on the hours of work! glad you figured out the blue 🙂 thanks for watching our video 💘 stay tuned for more 😚
You have no idea how useful your videos have been to me. You explain everything in soo much detail- most hairdressers don't reveal their 'secrets' and I don't blame them, but I really appreciate what you do. Thank you soo much.
hi Atiquah! thank you so much for your kind words 😀 it’s so much appreciated! we understand that everyone has to start somewhere and we want to be able to share as much as we can with others who are all in different parts of their hairstyling journey. we find this topic ESPECIALLY important for people to grasp as it can be difficult to understand at the beginning of their journey.
we hope you enjoy our other content/videos! a lot of our colour/cut transformation videos also have cheat sheets in the description that you may find useful as well
I went from an 8 to a 6 in the salon, and came out with flat color, brassy roots and green tips. Now I understand why. And i think my stylist knew it would happen but didn’t know how to explain it to me. This video should be required viewing by all beauty schools.
Yes for sure. They do cover the color wheel a but I find hair schools don't explain it well. Did you manage to get your color fixed?
Thank you !!!! Your truly appreciated. May your business grow and grow to an empire ..... for your time to educate all us cosmetologists. Thank you
thank you so much sandra for that heartfelt message 🥰🥰 it really means a lot to us! we hope you gained a lot of wisdom from the video! be sure to subscribe to our channel and stay tuned for some exciting developments
Just straight perfection!! Couldn’t be explained any better!! Thanks so much for this , as I have been struggling with the idea of colors and how to really read the color wheel! A lot of hair stylist can’t even figure that out I’m really surprised they work with hair! You literally just explained it in 6 mins! This is true professionalism!! Got it girl!! Keep grinding keep shining .. Sending peace ✌🏼 and love 💚
thank you tabb! this is one of our favourite videos to reference to hairstylists and artists when it comes to colour as it’s an important concept to grasp! we appreciate you spreading some love on our videos ❤️❤️ let us know if there is any other topics you would like to see us cover
You are absolutely fabulous, thank you so much for posting this video. I am in a process of colouring my hair and this will definitely help! Once again, thank you!
Glad to hear it love
Explained so so so well & basically without any bull chat . I took a color class for three hours and walked out knowing realllly nothing it was all a sales pitch.
thank you zumer 🙂 this is actually one of our favourite videos to recommend people to watch to get a good grasp of the subject. i’m glad it was so helpful for you!
This was perfect and the exact type of info I've been looking for! Thanks so much for this vid!
your welcome! are you a stylist?
BTW, we do monthly product giveaways! our next draw is happening tomorrow. you can enter at WWW.NVENN.COM/GIVEAWAY. you can RE-enter each month regardless of whether you win or not! 💖
I’m currently in hair school and this was the best explanation on how to chose a toner ! Thank you so much ☺️
ahhh I love it! we have a course thats designed for newer stylists called 10kandPLAY. we teach you how to set yourself up to earn MEGA money! check out www.10kandplay.com 💕
I bleached my hair to an copper like brown and I want a GOLDEN CARAMEL COLOR.. do I TONE it down? What color do I use? I don’t want a regular brown color-I want it warm... HELP ME PLS
This explains so much! Thank you so much! I'm going to be doing a "crazy" color soon so now I know if I want it to pop I need something in the blue-violet family to cancel out my yellows to get the right level of green I'm aiming for. When I bleached my hair I ended up with a lot of yellow left over just due to me being naturally dark blonde. This is really going to help me get what I want.
awesome! let us know how it goes! just remember, there are no short cuts to great hair! i've needed to mix 4 toners for some color corrections 🙌🏼.
btw, we do a monthly hair product giveaway for our split end trio (no purchase necessary). these products are EXCELLENT for fine hair types! if you are interested in entering, you can do so at www.nvenn.com/giveaway 😘. we just drew for may's winner, now on to JUNE!
@@nvennhairbeauty I was able to get an amazing emerald green. It looks so good! This really helped me out. I love how good it came out. It had been at least since I last did serious painting that I thought about color theory and I had no idea that the same principles would apply to hair. It was seriously fascinating!
Your informative video is well done my only suggestion is to leave original hair samples so that toned samples can be compared.
hi sally! thank you for your suggestion! there’s so many different shades of yellow & orange. a toner will always look different especially with different colour lines, so the hair samples won’t fully work. when unsure, use a swatch test :) take a piece of hair and test a tiny piece of hair underneath
Thanks for the excellent colour theory video, I appreciated it so much. Unfortunately, I'm still not quite sure about what to do with my hair so I'm gonna ask here if you read these comments. I had light silver hair and I used a bleach bath (with a 1:2 ratio and 20 volume developer) to strip out the toner and leave my hair pale yellow to tone to white.
To my surprise, the bleach bath pulled out the silvery purple toner, leaving a cotton candy pink, and finally settling on a very pale peach colour! I can only assume these were under pigments in the toner that I didn't know were in there. So, my question: my hair is now VERY light, definitely a level 10 at least. However, it's also got a distinct peach hue. Do I
a) wait a week or so and do another bleach bath and hope that removes the faint peach?
b) tone with a toner to remove the peach? If so, would I go with a blue or a violet toner? The hair is extremely light, so it's not that standard "hair hasn't lifted enough so it's still orange" orange.
Thank you so much in advance!! I love your channel
hi thesim1derful - thank you for the AMAZING comment. we really appreciate it and love connecting with new people on our channel!
it’s really tough - definitely don’t bleach it again. since it’s light enough, you don’t need to bleach it again. you need to the right toner. once it’s light enough you only need toner to correct it. it’s hard to suggest a toner because i need to be able to see it in person and know what the desired outcome is so i can properly formulate it. my advice is to go to a colour correction expert that way they don’t try to bleach it out and correct it with a toner.
wish i was able to be of more help but unfortunately in these cases it’s really hard to suggest something without seeing the hair in person.
you may also enjoy the video we did on removing colour using a colour remover to get additional insight before you consult with a local hairstylist/color correction expert. it can be found here: th-cam.com/video/73RBbT7-wgc/w-d-xo.html
Hi! I just had a question about toners , so when choosing a toner for blondes if they’re orange and they need blue to cancel it out how do you do a blue based toner wouldn’t that make the hair blue ( I don’t really know much ) but I would like to learn
hi Stephanie! you are definitely not alone :) we get this kind of question quite often! we would recommend watching our video on the law of colour to get a bette grasp of this concept m.th-cam.com/video/b_gWo4u1mSk/w-d-xo.html&list=PLTHhbocqCsnxznzoqArmaTEmuXUR9LwRT&index=22 let us know if you have additional questions afterwards
This was excellent material. Seriously. I’ve been looking for a video just like this for ages.
Awesome! Are you a hairstylist?
Can you do a video on color substitute. Our salon ran out of color and I'm stuck on mixing color to replace what client need. Especially, clients with gray and also wants toning. Also, some examples of how to tone with tertiary colors. I hope you do it soon thank you so much lovees😚😚
hi areypoeu that is a GREAT video idea and we will definitely be adding that one to the list. thank you for the awesome suggestion 🤩
Your very welcome😉
What color toner should I use on silver hair to make it white?
Just had my hair done from a golden blonde. The toner was a silver color - on for a few minutes and my hair turned out more silver than white in some areas. I would like white all over. How can I accomplish that and using Matrix - which color should I get?
hi dsabia1 - thank you for your question! it depends how white or how silver your hair is. we recommend letting the extra tone to fade out first so it’s fairly even then pick a toner that isn’t so ashy. the hair is very porous so in those areas, it’s absorbing more toner than the rest. in the areas that are silver, you will need to use a neutral toner and the areas that are white, you will need to use light ash. you will need to be careful of spotting and you will probably have to use two timers. it’s best to go to a local salon to get that professionally formulated. it’s hard to say without seeing the hair in person. hope that helps ❤️
So helpful! I’ve been getting my toners wrong and This video is so simple and helpful! Thank you!
Amazing! How long have you been doing hair for?
this is a great video.. i wish this came into my life earlier.. now i've dyed it so light, it's so broken up, i no longer dare to dye it, because every time i tried, it sucks up all the color immediately.. so now i'm just using toner shampoos and have figured out a way to make it seem like a natural dark ashy to normal to warm blonde, depending on the day.. but i wish to dye it a little darker soon again, but like i said, it sucks up sooo much color, especially the ends, that i'm a bit hesitant .. could you give me a tip on how to deal with that, because even though the shampooing is giving me great results in the short run, it's becoming a bit time consuming...
I love how you simply explain thingd. I am a hairstylist and I struggle with toners alot!! But this helped alot.❤
ooohh awesome! yes hair schools arent the best at teaching the law of color. no more praying that your colors turn out in the back room for you 😅
btw, we are doing a free hair product GIVEAWAY TONIGHT for 'nvenn's split end trio' (no purchase necessary). these products are the BEST for SEALING your split ends. if you want to enter, you can do so at www.nvenn.com/giveaway 😘
thank u!! easily broke down the basics of color theory.. hitting up Sally’s tmrw, my first time bleaching and coloring 😬 wish me luck ahh
ahhhh good luck lol. DIY lightening is scary so be careful 😅
ps it's our 9th birthday today! we are giving away our clean dry shampoo! if you want to enter all you need to do is post a selfie on instagram. check out @nvennhairbeauty on insta for the details 🥳 winner will be announced tonight at 10pm MST #goodluck
New sub..I'm in school right now and so happy I found your videos your channel is a life saver!!!
So if your hair is orange after bleaching, blue toner is best correct? I have previously dyed hair I'm trying to lighten with a bleach wash to go red.
hi kimberly! blue is the best toner to neutralize orange however if you are going red, you may want to leave a bit of the orange to have more of a violety red, but if you want a fiery red you may not want to neutralize it and leave it as the undertone depending how orange, if it’s too orange it will look more copper. so it ultimately depends on how orange it is and what you want the final product to look like
So I have naturally dark brown hair which is dyed really dark brown. I want to go to a light ash brown. I've done it before but I never used a toner so it ended up an orangish blondish light brown color lol. So this time I want to lighten it and then use a toner. Can you recommend a good toner I can use at home right after bleaching so that I can then dye it to a light/medium ash brown? I was looking at the wella toners but can't figure out which one to get. Last time I lightened it (the same way as I'll be doing this time) it ended up yellow at my roots and the rest of my hair orange. Will a toner help even it out as well so I can get an even color after I dye it the final color I'm looking to get, or should I bleach the orange part a 2nd time and just avoid re bleaching my roots? Last time it came out looking okay but my roots were much lighter than the rest of my hair and it still had a brassy orange tint to it because I didn't use any sort of toner. I'm planning to use a light brown ash shade which last time did help to cancel some of the orange color. But since my roots were yellow and the rest of my hair orange it makes it confusing on which toner to use. Any suggestions from anyone would be great.
Also, should I lighten, tone and then dye it the color I want, or lighten, dye it and then tone it to get rid of whatever is left of the brassy/orange? Since the ash shade does cancel some of it out on its own without using a toner.
hi miranda! thank you for your message 😊 we do not recommend doing it at home! that’s a major color correction - even though you’re bringing it back to one colour it could have three different bands of colours (based on what you’re describing) which could require 3 different toners. to paint a better picture of this, we recommend you watch our video of one of our clients chayla who went from box dye blonde back to brunette. the video can be found here: th-cam.com/video/H_cENN5b3sA/w-d-xo.html
Very informative! Thank you!! You are truly here to help 💕🥰
Thank you! And yes we are. How long have you been doing hair for?
Hi. in Matrix line what would you used as a blue to cancel out the orange. like for example; if I am a nl 3 and my desire is 6. what would you Used? we don't have blue green.
hi sreypoeu - we’ve actually never used the matrix line so im not completely sure. no matter what line you use, orange is used to cancel out blue. if you’re a natural level 3 and want to go to a level 6, the undertone of a level 6 is a red-orange. it would be best to ask your local matrix rep 😊
Thank you! Thank you! I understand so much more now.....Im still confused when you used term filler. Could you do videos on that, if you did can you guide me to one thanks gorgeous😁 Oh, love the video.
hi sreypoeu! great question 😀 when it comes to filler - when you lighten hair you take out the pigment, so when you are colouring it back you need to replace that pigment so the colour is full and saturated
Hi I want to ask if I want to colour rose pink or yellow brown I don't know what colour is that mounir is doing he use wella toners just fab can u plz tell me about that
we also have another video on a pink orange melt if you want to take a look
What of you want to make a red dye look more natural? Would you use a green?
no green would make the red less red but not more natural in my opinion. to me, a natural color is something that someone can be born with so if the person wanted a natural looking red, I would lean more to a copper color not red as the main pigment.
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Hi! Amazing video. Could you tell me what is in your hair in this? SUCH a gorgeous color. Thank you!
Thank you! Level 6ash roots, level 8 mid strand and level 10 ends
Finally I Understand the Color wheel, Thank you !!!!!!!!!
your welcome! how long have you been doing hair? this video might help you too: th-cam.com/video/iUAwstS9Xi0/w-d-xo.html
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I Don't understand this color wheel?!?!
Hi! Thanks for your video :) it was helpful! my hair is currently bleach blonde, but I want to darken it to an ash/light brown color. Do I dye my hair orange/dark red first before my desired color?
hey brooke thank you for all your love! ❤️ if you havent already seen our “law of color” video you might wanna check it out! we think it could be really helpful. xoxo
Ok so I have dirty blond hair and I want to dye my tips white or platinum blonde, how would I go about dying it, so what products do I want to use and what toner and bleach do I use or do I use white dye....... I just need to understand what I need to use and what it does 😩😩 I would appreciate it sooo much if you could help me ❤️❤️❤️❤️
hellllooooo how are you? thats a tricky question to answer lol because there is no definite answer. the type of bleach and the volume of peroxide would be completely dependant on what your hair looks like to start with. it depends on whether the hair has artificial color on it, what the natural level is, etc. truthfully, i have been doing hair for 13 years and I still wouldn't bleach my own hair lol. its really difficult to apply it so that it is really blended and any overlapping would cause the hair to break. is there a stylist that could help you with it?
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Sounded great but I'm still lost. Lol I just pray I use the tight neutralizer. I want to highlight my hair and then go back and dye the whole color...I'll definitely use the video as a rule of thumb.
oooh kk hang on 💖 let me try to help! you must feel a little lost because you only use a neutralizer when you are perming or relaxing hair (tooooo cute!) 🥰. what is confusing for you?
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Hi the last bit you said about putting pigment back in like a bit of 8yellow then 7 orange until you cover all the pigments to level 5 . Do you put all those pigment together on top of each other on the hair, like from seperate bowls? Or do you mix all pigment levels in one bowl then put it on the hair?
By the way love your videos on your different colour corrections, visually learn better.
I'm so glad our videos are helping 💕. You can do either. The simplest way is to mix it into one formula
My hair is somewhat yellow so do I tone it with a purple toner? Then tone it with an ashy violet toner? Also a different question so my hair is at a level 9/8 can I tone with a darker toner how will it come out?
Sorry I’m still to all of this
ask away! we are here to help! violet for sure if it is yellow. the darker the yellow, the darker the purple needs to be. the problem with "yellow" hair is that there tends to be "banding (different shades of yellow to white...some darker than others). to truly even out your color, each band needs to be formulated for differentlt.
if you tone your hair darker it will look darker. just to clarify, a tone/pigment (violet) can come is all lightness and darkness (level 1 to 10). if you stay within the same level, it'll just neutralize your color. if you go darker, then it will be darker.
hopefully that helps💕💕
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So let’s say a client has highlights that have grown out and are between a level 8&9 and wants to go down to a level 3 could you just do a formula that has yellow orange, red orange, and red velvet or would you have to put a little of each individual color from yellow to violet? Hope my question makes sense... and also would you put that fill color from the new growth all the way down to the ends or just where the highlights are?
If you see this thank you so much for making videos like this!! I just graduated from cosmetology school and I really appreciate videos like this because I have a long way to go in becoming a good hairdresser lol!
your question totally makes sense and you know a lot more than you give yourself credit for. the detail of your question tells me that you understand what you are watching✅👌. you can do either, the first way is easier because you are mixing less things together! the formula just needs the pigment, it doesn't care where the pigment comes from😎. GREAT QUESTION!
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Great video... I want to have pure white hair... not even a bit yellow or a bit grey... My hair is naturally white but has a tiny bit of dark hair in a couple of spots... so I want to make all my hair pure white... I tried L'Oreal Feria Absolute Platinum... but then stupidly put on L'Oreal color Scandinavie #10 and it turned ashy... then faded to ultra pale blonde... Ugh! ... I wonder if I need to add a toner after the bleach? I think I will try the Absolute Platinum again now... My hair is waist-length and I have to do it myself at home as I can't afford to go to a Salon... Wish me luck!
WOW you’re so brave, good luck! we definitely don’t recommend that but admire your courage especially with hair that long. 99% of the time after using bleach or lightener you often need to use a toner. tag us in a photo on Instagram so we can take a look of the final product 😀 @nvennhairbeauty also be sure to enter our giveaway we’re doing! will be great products to help replenish your hair after all of the lightening. you can enter at nvenn.com/giveaway 💕 sending you love
Thanks for your reply dear... Yes, so yesterday after writing to you I did use the L'Oreal Feria Absolute Platinum again... as my hair was grown out about 3 inches... As I mentioned, my own hair is now nearly all white... so just a few spots of dark hair that I like to eliminate so the colour is close as possible to evenly white. I am 73 and trying to get my hair to grow long enough to sit on at least... I don't have Instagram... wish I could show you how it turned out... just perfect! The purple conditioner that came with the boxed bleach toned my hair so that it is wonderfully white with no yellow... I found that the consistency of the product when mixed this time was a lot thicker than last time I used the same product so I was in near panic mode that I would not have enough product to do my waist length hair... but really I only needed to get the dark new growth bleached out... After applying it to the new growth I just worked on it so that I could get the whole length covered in product... I waited a bit before doing the length so that the roots got about 30 minutes and the rest about 20 minutes as I did not want to damage my hair... I have little to no split ends. I am quite happy with how this product works...
that’s AMAZING! glad you were able to make do especially with that much hair, that’s incredible. glad you’re happy with the final result 😊 and nice that they provide you a purple conditioner to tone your hair as well! that’s an added bonus. and it sounds like you take good care of your hair ♥️ the products we are giving away aren’t necessarily for those who have split ends but mainly to help prevent them 😉
This is great would you be able to do a video on colour matching clients for there roots? I am training to be a hairdresser and that’s one thing I can find hard if they are blonde especially x
Oh yes! We can do that for you. We have a "how to formulate" video going live soon so stay tuned for that one.
I bleached my hair and some of my hair has green tints...what do i do?
hi hahaltsgen! it really depends if you’re going lighter or darker. depends on how green it is and how it happened (if it’s from overbleaching or not). it is a total colour correction so it’s best to reach out to a professional for help in your local area :)
You’re so cool! I love your communication style, the information is straight to the point and very valuable. Thank you! 😄
aw thanks! aaahhhh I recognize the @CaCh username! I believe you won our competition last month! congrats on winning! check your email 😘
How long have you been a stylist for?
Hi! I don’t think I have won... I would have been way more excited!
I’m not a stylist! Since COVID, and since my daughter and I have blond hair but are truly a level 5-6, I had to go on a journey to self-education by watching endless hours of styling videos. I learned about « Olaplex », for that, I wish I were a stylist to get my hands on it for my bleached blond hair😂 I have used « Bond Angel » instead and it seems to do the trick. I’m really proud of my end results. Thank you for showing me that becoming a stylist is truly an art and mostly an ongoing process... a true artist never stops learning new things. With love ❤️
that's so weird! what are the chances that someone else would go by the exact same name, "Ca Ch". so sorry for the mix up 💕. you should enter! we do a monthly giveaway for our 'split end trio'. you would love it as styling products. they work like olaplex but are styling products instead of "wet care". you can enter at www.nvenn.com/giveaway 😘
you're such a great mom! your daughter must really appreciate you looking out for her like that. you have such a beautiful energy! keep sharing your vibrancy with the world xoxo
Well, maybe I did win? Can you send me an email confirmation again? That would be so awesome! Xxxxx
Hi! I really like the color of your hair! Can you please give me the formulation and what brand you have used. Many thanks!
hi viv! thank you so much for the love and shout out
As a hairstyling apprentice this was extremely helpful. Thank you.
thank you so much Kris 😀 we definitely think this is an important topic to grasp especially when starting out. let us know if there’s any other information you’re looking to learn as an apprentice!
My hair is a pale pale yellow colour but I’m wanting it to go white, what do I need to do to achieve white? Love your videos by the way!💓
hi finlay! that is super sweet of you thank you Xoxox to achieve white, you will want to neutralize the yellow so you will use violet. if you want it platinum, you MIGHT (not for sure), might need to lighten it a bit more. it truly depends on what your desired result is. hope this helps :)
Thank you so much for getting back to me, I’ll try what you have suggested! 💜
amazing! and it never hurts to go to a professional to get the best advice& results
Hi, love your hair color here which was1 year ago. Do you remember what color and toner you used?
we gave you the toner formula in your first comment :)
So I have naturally dark brown hair. I had my hair highlighted but she didn’t use a toner. When I got home I realized one part was a little orange towards the front and the rest warm, yellowy. I wanted a cool blonde. I have an appointment to go back but how does she fix it if I’ll need a blue toner on one area and a purple toner on the rest? Thanks for this super informative video and any feedback is appreciated!
yes you're exactly right. that being said, if you want a cool blonde, you probably need to be lifted a bit lighter. a toner will neutralize the excessive warmth but at the end of the day, the color orange can only look so ashy if you know what I mean. some colors are definitely a 2 step process though so in that case the solution you had is the best solution.
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So of you have super orangey brassy highlights and you're wanting ash blonde, a blue toner would be good?
yessss but only on the orange parts. you would need to formulate a different toner for each section. there is a little clip in this video talking about different formulations for differnt bands of blondes. th-cam.com/video/09pzJwkSJYY/w-d-xo.html
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This is clear and helpful. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
thats what we are here for! all of our videos are meant to teach you about growing yourself, growing your craft, or growing your business so make sure to subscribeeeee 😘
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Where on earth do you get green or blue colors to mix? I only know the TWella charm toners and they tell you the base color in some of them but what about countries where you can’t find them? Do you buy a color and then you mix it with a green color and 10 developer? How does that work??? Where do I find these green toner, etc?
Different lines have different additives. Schwarzkopt has some and davines has some that I like..
Hi , i would like to know i have a wig and i used loreal hight lifth for dark color and the color now is like redish brown level 8 i want to keep the level 8 but i want to become that color in honey blonde or soft ash blond. Wish one you recomed me to use? Thank you i wait for you replay
hi sullys! thank you for checking out our content! unfortunately, it’s hard for us to formulate anything without seeing it in person. we recommend checking out some of our colour transformation videos here: th-cam.com/play/PLTHhbocqCsnxznzoqArmaTEmuXUR9LwRT.html we have started posting cheat sheets in the description box which would give you the formulas we’ve used for certain colours. let us know if there is something you find that is more along the lines of what you want xoxo
this video helped soooo much! Better than my instructors have EVER taught me. Thank you 🙏🏼💜❤️
ahhh thank you. just reach out if you have any questions
I'm confused, the way we are taught, the underlying pigment would be Red for levels 1-4 orange thru 5-7 and yellow 7-10
thats not wrong, its just very vague. you can look up the law of color wheel :)
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My daughter wants to go pink. She has natural dark brown (level 3) with high lights. Should she bleach and then tone and then dye pink?
she only needs to bleach whatever she wants to be pink so if she wants her whole head pink then yes. Bleach, tone then pink 😎
Currently in school- very informative!
I am a natural light brown/dark blonde (caramel color.) When I use dark ash blonde, it turns a dark muddy color? Why? You mentioned that if you are going darker, unless you add in the color, it will turn muddy. How does this apply to me on a lighter shade? I guess what I am asking is the color I need to add back in, so it doesn't turn muddy?
The formula would depend on what level your hair is and what level you want to be. Do you know the level your hair is? I always recommend for color corrections to be done in a salon, if it's not formulated properly it can be a nightmare to strip out afterwards xoxo
Thanks for the info on depositing color. What is recommended if I am taking someone from a level 9 to a true level 1? Will I need to process multiple times? Or mix levels and process at one time to deposit the color before I add the level 1 to her hair?
I would mix everything together and do it at once. That being said, a level 9 and a level 1 are on complete opposite sides of the spectrum so you might need to fill it twice. But what I would do it fill it once and put the level 1 on. IF by chance its not looking completely saturated, then color it a second time with the level 1😃
Thank you for the video! You explain very thoroughly! 💋💋👍🏽
Maria Corona Munoz thank YOU for watching girl! xo
I just came across this video. I have light brown natural hair, but have been bleaching to a level 10. I don't tone because it comes out ashy which I don't like. What color(s) could I use as a fill to darken my hair to a more natural looking blonde? Should I use a natural filler then the color I want? Or mix a light golden blonde with a natural blonde color to add gold back into my hair? Thank you for your help.
the filler depends on what you want your end color to be. do you know the level and tone of your final desired color?
btw, if you like to win free hair product we do a monthly giveaway. you can enter at www.nvenn.com/giveaway💞
What is your recommendation of what toner to use to go honey blonde? Could you also help me choose the perfect blonde for my skin tone? I personally like warm golden toned blondes/honey blonde😍 I’m finally comfortable with going blonde! I’ve always been scared to try it.
Also have you ever used the blondeme bleach?
Ohhh yes blondeme bleach is my favorite! I can't recommend a color unless I can see your hair in real life. Are you a hairstylist? If so you can join our private facebook group and we can help make suggestions in there (because you can post a photo for us to see your skin tone)
That was very interesting and informative, thanks so much.
it’s definitely one of our most recommended videos especially when it comes to colour ❤️ thank you so much. glad there were lots of takeaways
@@nvennhairbeauty It's a pity I didn't know all this before I started colouring my hair, going brown, hating it, rebleaching it. I have new respect for hairdressers there is a huge bank of knowledge to be known to colour with excellence.
You know your stuff! 100%. We have to know the basics before anything. 24 years licensed through Paul Mitchell.
Ahhh thank you! Amazing! You've been doing hair for 24years now?
You are amazing! This video taught me all I wanted to know about coloring hair. It was quick, informative, easy to comprehend and entertaining. Thank you for this.
Ohhh great! let us know if you ever have any questions or videos you want to see. we release new videos every friday :)
Thank you for your helpful video! On another note i LOVE your wrist dermals, makes me miss mine :(
ahhh i miss mine now too lol. i took them out. why don't you get them again?
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I've gone icy white blonde but looking to go copper like Madeleine petsch from Riverdale. What would you suggest for filler to make it take? My roots are naturally an 8 blonde.
ohhhh if you are naturally a level 8 no filler is necessary. i would just put on a 7.444 or 7CCC (a level 7 intense copper) and that will get you to her color. i would just use the same color a second or 3rd time if you need. really anything 3 levels or less doesnt really need to be filled. hopefully that helps xoxo
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What would you put on somebody that is natural level 6 but has a current level 8 & wants to go back to natural?? Would you have to add something that has gold & orange??
No filler needed if its only 2 levels darker. The exact formula would depend on what tone her natural hair has and what tone her lighened hair has.
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My hair has slight green like a pastel mint... but I wanna get my hair to a silver or platinum blonde? I’m mostly yellow already but I’m afraid that I’m not sure how to tone it properly
ohhhh cool color! pastel mint! as long as it is light enough you can just put on a 10 violet and you will look platinum!
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How do you know if the toner is purple, blue, or green?
hi michelle :) that would depend on the color line you're using. as a general rule, A (for ash or a 1 in the number system) in most lines is ash which is usually green based, V for violet or a 2 in the number system is violet, and B (for blue and number will vary)... things to consider is that each color line has a different base etc. the best thing to do is try to find a color educator for the line you are working with. which line are you using? maybe we have worked with it before and would know. :)
nvennhairbeauty what would be a blue base for matrix toners?
Great 👍🏻 video. Can I put a level 6 gold on copper color ? What will I get? Thank you
thank you! it would look like a warm brown (the exact final color would depend on how copper your hair is at the time that you are coloring it).
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I feel like you just saved my hair 😂 thank you!!!
hi ashley! we are so glad to have been able to help! thats why we do this! we're on a mission to empower women through creative self expression! stay tuned every friday for a new video! thanks for watching!
i had to take my toner out because my scalp was burning after 2 minutes. My first time toning -_-
hey Brittany, toners burn when theres a high ammonia content in the color. consider switching to a line with lower ammonia or a demi/semi permanent color line and it wont burn. hopefully you found this useful!
Ion Bright Toners are Demis. They are a cream toner and don't burn as much as Wella Toners.
I used a 20 developer with mine, even though it calls for a 10😊
thanks for the video! can you make a video on how to know which blonde to pick that matches your facial complexion.
ohhhh GREAT video idea! that would be a tough one to film though because we would need people of all skin tones. it's on the list though and we will start looking for models. how long have you been doing hair for len?
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@@nvennhairbeauty woohooo! i'll be looking forward to the video some day! I have been doing hair for the past 13 years, although I am not a professional, I have done a lot of research and experimenting ;p i LOVE doing hair, I should have gone to cosmetology school but I became a scientist instead.
Thank you for this informative video, what is your hair color and what brand you use? It is so beautiful.
Thank you for quick reply, I do my on hair...cut and color but so far was not able to reach that cool toned, little violet tint blond yet. I also bought BlondMe bleach and toner but did not give me that ashy effect I am looking for. Can you help what else should I add to the formula or which toner you use after bleaching? I mixed caramel and ice with no luck. Still so brassy orangish....:(
We use JBeverly Hills mostly for color. Schwarzkopf for bleach and toners mostly.
Can you attach a clear photo of what your hair looks like root to ends? We would be happy to help you formulate
What type and brand of toner are you using?
hi acelea! my hair in the law of colour video was toned to be more ashy in that video :) the formula for her toner changes depending on how brassy her hair is at the time. a pretty standard toner is schwarzkopf 9.5-22 and 10 vol
Do you use two different color toners after bleaching hair?
i'll use as many as I need. I have used 4 bowls before. every different band of color will need a different toner to give the same result.
i have a question. my hair is brown with bleached highlights on the top of my head and it is very bold which i don’t like. what color toner do i use to make the color dial down and make it into like a ash brown
hi misty! thank you for watching our video and for reaching out
I want to get caramel highlights and my hair color is jet black and is virgin. Can you recommend products for me?
Oh it would depend on what color you want your end result to be. I would suggest going to a hair salon. Virgin hair is a beautiful canvas and a good stylist could do magic with it!
@@nvennhairbeauty Could I get your email? I want to send pictures of the look I want so you can recommend me toners. I don't have the budget to go to a stylist here in Toronto.
That was an awesome video. You really explained that perfectly..
ohhhh I'm glad it helped you. are you just starting in the hair industry?🤔
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I have the red red protein filler. Is that enough to fill. Going from level 10 to 4
I also bought some brown/gold box dye to add to the red filler, not sure if needed though?
i'm not sure if you can mix the box dye in with the red filler. just using red will be better than nothing but to have a true level 4 you also need to replace the orange and yellow/ gold that is lost. i did that exact color correction here in this video if you want to watch it. th-cam.com/video/H_cENN5b3sA/w-d-xo.html
hopefully that video helps you 💕 please share our channel with anyone else that you think it can help.
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Planning to use wella 7a demi perminant colour to go from a brassy light blonde to my natural colour (ashy light brown). My hair is already yellowish (level 9 yellow and level 8 orange yellow and parts might be level 7 orangy yellow) however the ends are very light blonde and white ish bits. The color 7a is level 7 and a very blue ashy shade.
Do you think its wise to do a yellow/orange filler first, so that the light parts of my hair are also yellow/orange before dying? Or do you think the colour 7a is to light, to need to fill hair first ?
Thanks and sorry for the really long question!
no that's a great question and very thorough. i hope my response is getting to you in time. we've been dealing with all this covid stuff going on and things are finally settling down.
typically you only need to fill your hair if you are going darker by 3 or more levels. that beings said, if your lighter parts are really porous, a fill color would help the color to look more saturated and it will also look more even roots to end. did you try coloring it already? if so, how did it turn out?
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My hair is in both between yellow light and orange after bleaching 😭 I already used the wella t11 toner and it took just a bit of the dark orange out . Would I be able to use both blue Violet toner ??
Yes the only way to get out yellow and orange is with blue and violet😎
Hi... me want to known about colour number... 7.03 what ki means plz can u tellme about that... me waiting 4 ur reply
Excellent, very well explained, thanks🙌 😘🌹🇬🇧
ohhh i'm glad you enjoyed it!
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great info, btw how long should one leave toner in hair if its really porous and thin?
ohhh you should always leave it on for the manufacturers suggested processing time BUT the trick is to formulate properly for that. if the hair is really porous you probably just want to use a demi and the processing times for MOST of those are usually 15mins. hopefully that helps.
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So I have a question. When you say add like a blue toner do you mean literally a blue color toner? And so after it turns blue? How would you fix that?
hello how are you? not blue like the fashion color, when i say blue i mean a blue pigment. it won't turn blue if you mix it properly. different lines have different mixing instructions but as a general idea, in a 30g bowl of color i would put maybe 1-2gs MAX of blue pigment in a level 10 color and maybe up to 10gs of blue pigment in a formula with level 1. how long have you been doing hair for?
What is the mixing formula for the filler? Thank you
it depends where you are filling from and filling to. if you give me the starting level and the 'desired level with tone' i can help you formulate. for example, you can say that your client is a starting level 8 and wants to be a level 4 golden brown.
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Heeey so I have a question! I'm trying to go red after bleaching and playing with pinks and purples but the dye is not holding. It fades out kinda gingery and sticks to the roots and obviously looks lovely in that roughly one inch lol. In places it looks a bit dull, almost grey and I know I've obviously bleached the life out of it so is adding pigment actually going to save it? What am I supposed to be actually using here, is it different to dye? And is it worth my time or is my hair now going to hold nothing?
GREAT question. I cant tell you if its worth your time or not without seeing it. If it feels like cotton candy when it's wet then it's too far gone.
By the sounds of it though it sounds ok. If its only fading to a gingery color then it's still holding pigment. The only way the color will start staying better is if you start restore the protein that was stripped away from the bleaching.
Using a deep conditioner or a protein based conditioner (like our polish www.nvenn.com/products/shampoo-series ) will give the pigment something to bind to in your hair. As your hair gets healthier, the color will start to stay longer. Until then, you'll just have to keep coloring it 😘
I know this is old but I found this so helpful. I have brunette balayage with some quite light areas, I’m a mix of yellow and orange, would I use a blue violet toner? Thanks xxx
ohh good! we still get comments on it REGULARLY so don't worry about it being old. you are correct! for the areas that are yellow and orange, use both tones in the toner. if there are areas that are just yellow, just use violet. if there are areas that are just orange, just use blue. and MOST IMPORTANTLY, on the areas that don't need any correcting, just use natural. there are no short cuts to great hair, mix different toners for each band of color and you will get an even result. how long have you been doing hair?
nvennhairbeauty thank you for the detailed response I really appreciate it! I don’t actually do hair, I more wanted advice to discuss my toning problems with my regular stylist (who I am really happy with in general) but I know my hair stresses her because it always wants to be warm and goes brassy extremely quickly even with proper after care but I think she just uses a violet toner all over so I will pass on your suggestions for next time and fingers crossed it will tone better! Thanks again x
Thanks for sharing your knowledge and explaining so well! Blessings💫
aw thank you for your kind words. many blessings to you and all of yours too! how are you holding up during these uncertain times? 💕
nvennhairbeauty I still have to go to work, but for sure I protect myself very well (I work for an Elementary School). I hope you and your loved ones are doing well and HEALTHY 🙏🏼 Blessings 💫
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i bleached my hair about a month ago and it still has some orange yellow in it what toner would u recommend to use to cover it up
if you want to neutralize it, do the same level with blue. so if your hair is a level 7, do a 7blue. BUT remember each band of color needs a different formula. its best to get this corrected in a salon. if you put that on something that is blonde, itll look blue 🤓.
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So if your a level 10 and want to do a root smudge at the brown you can put a 8 on its own... can you go lower would I have to do a 7 with gold or 6 with gold?
ideally after 2 levels you would fill but that's not always the case in the salon. we always explain to the clients the pros and cons of doing both. with 3 levels, you can get away with not filling it but it'll fade a little faster. the good thing though is that the color will still look nice (make sure to process for the FULL TIME). from a 10 to a 6 we would definitely fill the hair.
Thank you so much for your educational videos so useful and helpful! I need to know what I will need to get my virgin Afro hair from dark brown to pastel pink? Bleach, toner and colour? Or not? Help hahaha ..!
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I'm glad you're learning😎 pastel colors will only show through on white hair. First, you'll need to lighten the hair to white, then you will need neutralize any warmth with a violet toner. Lastly you can color your hair with your desired pastel pink 😘
@@nvennhairbeauty Thank you sweetie! Love ur vids 😘😎
Hi, I dyed my hair and it turned to be so orange. Can I use wella toner t14? I didn't bleached it, just used a hair dye
sorry for some reason i am only seeing this comment now so my response is probably way too late. the toner would depend on what you want the end result to look like. what did you end up doing?
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HI just learning about bleaching and toning, I have been asked by a new client to take her from a 5 to ice white . Know she has already has bleached hair and roots are about 1/2 inch long . I have manage to do a test piece on her hair ,it took about an hour to fully lift but still had that golden tone to it . By the way I have never done a lift like this ,so it does scare me to think the bleach had to be on this long !!! Anyway if you think this is not advisable to do please say , but if this is ok then what toner would i use to get it to this fashionable ice white . Ps I am a qualified hair dresses but not over touched into full head bleaching .
hi tanya! how are you? thanks for reaching out. here are some tips and then you can ask me questions about what you want more details on.
1) ice white usually takes a few sittings
2) lightner can sit on for an hour but it is usually pretty dead by then, i'd recommend mixing smaller scoops and mixing more often to maintain full equivalent lifting power (we have a few bleach and tone videos--> i'm not sure if you have seen them yet.
3) check the foils often, a test strand is good but she might have had highlights or something different on a part of her head that you didn't test and that hair would get compromised a lot easier.
4) you are going to likely need more than 1 toner. each band of color will require a different toner to ensure the same result
i will be on a youtube live this thursday at 10amMST talking about toners so if you are around jump on and we can try to chat a bit more then.😅
What if your hair in some places are more yellow..and some places orange..what toner should you then use? Can't your hair get green if you use blue toner on the hair that is more yellow? I am really confused😣🤔
hi aliah! we come across these cases all of the time and it is pretty common to come across cases where people have various bands of colour. there is no shortcuts to good hair
@@nvennhairbeauty yes that helps:-) thank you☺
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@@nvennhairbeauty you are welcome☺ can I ask another question? Eventhough I knew I wasn't suppose to do it I bleached my hair and used a blonding creme, and that made my hair even more brassy😏 I have with your help now figured out I need to tone it (with a toner with blue in it) but don't I need to bleach it again since a blond hair color also is mixed in my hair?
I hope I am making myself clear🙄☺
hi aliah :) we can’t an't say whether or not you’ll need to bleach it again without seeing it in person. it really depends where they are and where they want their end result to be. if its light enough, a toner will correct the tone. if it isn't light enough, a toner may not be enough. its always best to go seek professional advice
Thanks for being so informative!!! I'm trying to figure out how to fix my hair since my stylist messed me up so bad 😩
ahhhh what happened?
nvennhairbeauty i went in asking for balayage and I came out with the underneath half of my head with bleached blonde streak highlights in one thick layer then I had some on each under layer toward the top and then the top had more of a caramel color it was kinda blended but not really because where she stopped the blend she made streaks up to my roots 😭 i basically looked like I had 2005 highlights/streaks it was so bad I went back and she toned and blended my natural color on the top layer of roots but it's still noticeable and so are the blonde streaks underneath they just more of a caramel color now!!! I felt bad saying anything but it wasn't even CLOSE to what I wanted... it's like she didn't listen to what I wanted idk she tried to say it's because my hair isn't layered but it wasn't even like she tried to blend it
oh geezzzzz... now what lol? did you show the stylist a picture of what you wanted?
how do i know how my will turn out once i bleach it? i have dyed dark brown hair so i’m afraid that i might buy the wrong toner :(
oh you wont know ahead of time. every color correction is different. i definitely don't recommend color corrections at home. every time you colored your hair, it applied another level of color to lift out. for that reason, hair tends to lift UNEVENLY and each band of color needs a different toner for it to look the same at the end.
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What did u use for your hair?
hi gabi! this video references jess’ hair when it was an asian ash blonde ombré colour. here is a video referencing when she got it coloured this way: m.th-cam.com/video/zDNyF2mj3wM/w-d-xo.html&index=29 hope this helps xoxo
I've been bleaching my hair for years now so I'm pretty much platinum but I do have some yellows and a decent amount of regrowth but I want to go plum and I'm just not sure what to fill it with can you point me in the right direction please you'd be my life saver.
Oh you would need to restore all the pigments that are missing from your platinum level to the levels 4-6 (depending on what level your plum shade is at). I would recommend seeing a professional. Color corrections need to be done right for the final color to look right🥰
@@nvennhairbeauty ok thank you so much that helps a bunch your a life saver🥰
@@livelaughlove922 your welcome! I'm glad I could help xoxo