Highlighted my daughters hair she is freaking out it is brassy blonde?

she is a natural brunette, i need to know if there is any thing i can use in my kitchen that might help get it back closer to normalHighlighted my daughters hair she is freaking out it is brassy blonde?
Nope, just dye it again or tone it. There is a conditioner from Redken that can tone them for her, it's call Pure Pearl, and it is a violet conditioner that will turn the highlights a cooler color. This is only available at salons.Highlighted my daughters hair she is freaking out it is brassy blonde?
Not that I know of, but you can buy a toner that may help it look a little less brassy.
I recommend going to the store and buying dye. Get a shade lighter than her natural, that way when you dye it, it still has some highlights, but not as brassy.
The only thing to do is take her to a professional to fix it. If you try and fix it yourself you likely will just make it worse.
What did you use? Was it a hair-kit from Walmart, grocery or drug store? Or was it regular bleach?





Best thing to do is to get her to a cosmetologist or a hair salon and they can apply toner to remove the ';brassiness.';





Another thing to consider is if you have hard water that can make the blondes brassier. So pick up some shampoo %26amp; conditioner that will help tone it down for the future.
just wait a couple days and dye it back.
nope. my mom did that to me years ago.


take her to the salon in the morning, call them and tell them it's urgent, they can fix it as much as possible.





:/ sorry
get a toner (they sell it at walmart for like 3$) that has the words ';ash or cool'; in the name. those are blue toned colors that'll decrease the brassiness (aka warm hue) in her hair. it's not destructive. to use, she just needs to soak it in her hair and let it dry as if she just got out of the shower. it'll keep the hair a bit lighter, but it won't look brassy or crazy. it's a good result when done right, just make sure to get like a ash brown or something. DONT GET ANYTHING WITH THE WORD ';WARM'; IN THE TITLE. it'll make the brassiness worse