Hairdresser advice needed NOW!

[melbel]

you can do it with some red toner from the chemist or a reddish colours dye. You know hoe the dyes have numbers. the first number from 1 - 10 refers to the base colours form blonde to to black....6 is a light brown wihich ismy natural colour for example 10 is usually white blonde. the next numbers refer to the higlight colours. you want these to have a 4 or a 5 or both in them...they refer to the two reds. For example it may say 6.45 or 6.4 or 6.5. That ensures you have red in the colour. If you want to cool brown try a red toner first then you can probably use whatever colour you like afterwards. Just make sure you get some red in there somewhere. You will probably have a redder highlight than you want to start with but it will fade and it is a lot better then green.

HTH

[Lulu]

The brown I have is a Loreal natural frosted brown, the number is 5.15. Are the colour numbers universal in haircolourland?
I'm off to get a red toner, do I need to wait a certain time between treatments?

I was sooo close to a disaster, thank you so much!