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Toning down red hair coloring
My dark hair was dyed a permanent reddish brown in a salon. I had a few grey hairs peppered in with my natural color.
My scalp and roots look oranger than the rest. The red has a maroon or violet tone in the light. What can I put on it to tone it down? |
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