Using 7N and 7C on natural red/blond now growing in grey

If you die your hair,you can either wait for your hair to grow back out(which could take a while) or you can bleach your hair to make it look semi normal so you could have blonde hair again.

it's only possible to lift 3 shades (like 3to 6, or 4 to 7) without taking undertones into consideration. To go from a dark brown (level 3) to a 9n you would have to pre-lighten your hair with an on the scalp bleach first. Then color with 9n and 20 volume

Go for normal natural blonde!

Three solutions to this: you can dye them to match either bleaching the darker side till it's lightest blonde and adding a grey toner (hard to match and quite damaging, use a tone colorant which is a few shades lighter to color the white hair only (looks natural If done properly) while your hair is in that stage. Or shave your head.

1:2 ratio. one part color two parts color

If you have a beauty supply store near you, like Sally's, purchase Roux Fanci Full Styling Mousse in one of the blonde shades to tone down the red. This product works really well and provides a wide variety of colors,

Gray hair is resistant to accept color.....You might try to find one of 2 products: " Zotos Porosity Equalizer" from Sally's or any beauty supply store. Also, Clairol has a new formulation called "Gray Solution", where there is a cream added to gray hair prior to adding color. This is for next time you plan to color.
In the meantime, you may want to purchase Roux Fanci-Full Color Styling Mousse in either #19 or #18 to tone down the red tones from your local beauty supply or online.Good Luck

Hello Dear

The Dark natural is the best choice but when your hair grow they are naturally grey or white, the show a great different that look odd sometimes. Try one tone down in darker shades. Ash grey is a good option if that suits you and your complexsion. If you need further assisstance tell me your complexsion tone.
Hope it will help you.
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when you bleached your hair you removed all the pigment from your hair which is why your hair turned pink. You need to use a color the same level you want to achieve but make sure it is an N ( to put back the primary colors ) this is called a filler. after you rinse and dry then apply the 5RR . it helps to rinse out not shampoo joico color esp the red series then use joico cuticle sealer. don't shampoo your hair for 2 days , it should help with the red fading. always use a filler when coloring bleached hair.

Its equal parts, Make sure you use 40 vol peroxide and you have virgin hair ( No Other Color )
You can't lift color with color you would have to use bleach if you have color on your hair and it hasn't been cut out all the way!