For virgin hair, you have to leave it on a looooooong time. Like 1 or 2 hours. For damaged, bleached, previously processed hair the color grabs faster. I LOVE overtone. If you don’t want to BLEACH you can still use it, your hair looks plenty light enough, the outcome just will be more highlighted than even. Good luck.
That's super helpful. Thanks! I will have to give it a try again and let it go longer. I also plan to just get it done professionally once I feel comfortable being in a salon again.
You're gonna have to bleach your hair, and tone the yellow/orange tones out of your hair to be pink. The hair color has has to be as close as you can get it to white! I am trying to go pastel pink, so I am doing the long process.
Yeah I'm going to wait until COVID isn't crazy and just go to a salon. I don't feel like fussing with it myself. I have no patience to deal with my hair.
@@MandaPhenom my natural color is similar to yours (I think lol) I’ve been getting blonde highlights for a long long time. So my hair absorbs color very easily & loses it just as quick. So last time I got rose gold done after the salon and got the rose gold tub (the intense conditioner) & the daily use conditioner (which deposits just a bit of color as you use it a few times a wk to maintain your color). Both products worked AMAZINGLY well for keeping my salon rose gold color vibrant (sometimes even darker or more intense than it was originally). So hold on to that pink - it may come in useful if you get your hair done in a similar pink down the road. Just be sure to use a super moisturizing shampoo & conditioner in between or hair like ours will feel like straw from this conditioner (in my experience).
@@LoveLee3868 my hair is fully pink now. I have mentioned it on the channel yet but I’ve been using a combo of the loba mane mask with the k18 mask and you would never even know my hairs been bleached. They leave my hair silky soft. They Arne the most color preserving but they help the texture so much.
For virgin hair, you have to leave it on a looooooong time. Like 1 or 2 hours. For damaged, bleached, previously processed hair the color grabs faster. I LOVE overtone. If you don’t want to BLEACH you can still use it, your hair looks plenty light enough, the outcome just will be more highlighted than even. Good luck.
That's super helpful. Thanks! I will have to give it a try again and let it go longer. I also plan to just get it done professionally once I feel comfortable being in a salon again.
You're gonna have to bleach your hair, and tone the yellow/orange tones out of your hair to be pink. The hair color has has to be as close as you can get it to white! I am trying to go pastel pink, so I am doing the long process.
Yeah I'm going to wait until COVID isn't crazy and just go to a salon. I don't feel like fussing with it myself. I have no patience to deal with my hair.
@@MandaPhenom my natural color is similar to yours (I think lol) I’ve been getting blonde highlights for a long long time. So my hair absorbs color very easily & loses it just as quick. So last time I got rose gold done after the salon and got the rose gold tub (the intense conditioner) & the daily use conditioner (which deposits just a bit of color as you use it a few times a wk to maintain your color). Both products worked AMAZINGLY well for keeping my salon rose gold color vibrant (sometimes even darker or more intense than it was originally). So hold on to that pink - it may come in useful if you get your hair done in a similar pink down the road. Just be sure to use a super moisturizing shampoo & conditioner in between or hair like ours will feel like straw from this conditioner (in my experience).
@@LoveLee3868 my hair is fully pink now. I have mentioned it on the channel yet but I’ve been using a combo of the loba mane mask with the k18 mask and you would never even know my hairs been bleached. They leave my hair silky soft. They Arne the most color preserving but they help the texture so much.