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Michelle Winter

�The positive thinker sees the invisible, feels the intangible and achieves the impossible.� The stylish Michelle Winter of Michelle Louise hair salons embodies all the typical characteristics of her Aries star sign: vivacious, witty and astute, fiery, warm, passionate and expressive with an urge to act now. A courageous leader and a person who l...

Jade asks:

I have naturally dark brown hair and over the years I have dyed it a very dark brown colour myself at home. This past year I have been very lazy with it and have left it so now it has returned to its natural colour with some slight copper tones on the ends because of heat damage with my straighteners. I now hardly straighten my hair so the colour alteration due to heat damage shouldn�t be a problem, but I want to dye it a slightly lighter shade of brown. I�m aware that you can�t go from brown to blonde doing it yourself but I just want to go a shade lighter than my natural colour - but how can I know that it won�t go auburn/ginger? I�m so scared of this and don�t want to mess my hair up. If I did dye it I would stay with the same brand and specific type but just one shade lighter, is this possible? I�m reluctant to visit the salon because it costs so much, being a student, but do you think it�s worth it?

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Michelle Winter

Yes if the hair is virgin it is possible to go one shade lighter, at the very ends of your hair I would suggest using the same colour with a lower activator or oxidant. To be honest I would recommend leaving it to the professional when it comes to colour as doing it your self can be very messy, plus any mistakes and it will cost u more money in colour correction.

Kelly asks:

My client has white hair. I use mask 9.3 with 20 vol but it is not blonde enough what colour would you use and could I lift it with 30 vol and would it cover the white?

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Michelle Winter

You could use 10.0 and this will give you a shade lighter. The colour may appear slightly lighter because you�re applying it to white hair. In some cases applying neat tint, for example using the 9.3 neat to the root area then applying your target shade will give you even coverage.

Hope this helps!

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