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</TD><TD vAlign=top width=380>What is Correct Me?A simply beautiful technique to correct an over-lightened blonde by creating dimension.
What products do you use?
Clairol Professional
Second Nature No-Lift Color and Clairol Professional lightener.
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How do you do it?
Step 1:
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Create a circular section at the crown of the head.
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Using lightener, place foils in a vertical pattern around the head, just below the circular crown section.
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While foils are processing, apply a deeper Second Nature formula to all hair beneath the circular section and the free hair in-between foils.
Process up to 30 minutes.
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Originally Posted by Blondtgr When I was growing up, my hair was always a super pretty blonde. But then, as it always happens, it got darker and darker, so I started highlighting. First I did it myself but that was a gross disaster, haha, so I started getting highlights. Since then it seems like my hairdresser keeps going lighter and lighter and more golden which I'm trying to get away from. I want a more rich blonde that is less golden, so it looks more natural. I can't find any pictures that demonstrate what I mean, though! Can you guys help out? Thanks!