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I'm wondering if anyone could direct me to some easy to understand and simple tutorial on how to cut long hair to shoulder length with a taper. So that it's not an abrupt cut/chop. I know their are many videos out there but I'm looking for something very direct and that an amateur could work with.

Hi guys, I just need your advice about my hair. My colourist is no longer available due to coronavirus circumstances. My natural hair colour is dark brown and I decided I wanted to make it pale white blonde. I have bleached it twice in the past 24 hours with nordic blonde, ultimate lighter from the company Schwarzkopf and it has come back as an orange copper colour rather than a nice white blonde. Below I have added a couple of photos of what my hair looked like after. How long should I leave it until I should add another lighter and will purple shampoo help with making the colour a lighter blonde?

Does anyone know what the real story is regarding scruples products such as high DEF colored and blazing. Seems to be a lot of miss information. There is a production problem. There is a shipping problem. I called the corporate offices and got a hokey standard read from the paper response from the customer service rep . Anybody out there have any information? The product is made in the USA but I'm wondering if the raw ingredients are not coming from China?

I want to get color in my hair. Either blonde or like an auburn red. I need help deciding which one i need a color that will accentuate my face shape and not make me look stupid. My natural hair color is below. It's a dark brown with red when it hits the sun. I don't know if I should do ombre, low-light, or highlights. I need lots of help.😂 I need all the tips you guys could give me. Maybe I'll even do a crazy color but I'm more on the natural side.

I have dark brown hair and it shows next to no red highlights naturally. Whenever I have gone to have my hair dyed, whether it be full head colour or partial with highlights, I ask for brown within red and the last time I asked for mushroom brownshowing images hoping this would help. Every time I cone out with brown hair with major red through it and it is driving me crazy. I never had these issues until we moved to the US and it seems like all colorists are trained the same way because I seem to get the same look despite changing salons and changing the way I ask to be clearer. Not once has anyone said no we cant achieve the look you want...am I aiming for the impossible or is this just an issue that not many clloyrists know how to achieve brown without red?

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Help please, had my hair coloured ash silver a couple of weeks ago but it looks really patchy and not silver ash at all, any help please?