Holds well

This review is for T-10 Pale Blonde. I have medium neutral-ashy blonde hair that was starting to look pretty one dimensional. I bought a bleach kit and bayalayged some of my ends sporadically to break it up. The result was pretty and natural looking, but the underneath of my hair on the right side is a bit darker than the rest of my hair because color remover didn't fully saturate that side a few months ago. This has bothered me some but not enough to put color oops on again however, the bleach turned the pieces in this darker part a nasty orange. I mixed 1 bottle of toner with 3 oz of 10 volume developer and saturated my entire head (my hair was damp). I waited 20 minutes and was spooked to wait any longer because this was dark grey on my hair. This got rid of the orange. I'm so impressed. I think I could have waited a few minutes longer for an even brighter pale blonde, but I love it. My hair is smooth and silky.We'll see how this holds up but it's cheap to do at home so I won't mind having to do it once a month if that's what I have to do.

I don't often write reviews because hardly anything blows my mind to the point where I feel compelled to write a review, but this is a godsend. I am a big DIYer and prefer to take control over my own hair rather than go to a hairdresser and have them tell me the colour I want is unachievable, I'll need more than one process, pay through the nose and leave the salon with warm tones I detest. I don't have a problem with warm tones in general but I have a odd, sallow and yellowish kind of skin where any hint of orange, copper or red will just make me look hella ugly. I have always wanted a medium beige, ashy and dark blonde because it's the only shade of blonde I carry well and it's the only colour that's ever suited me the most. So, armed with knowledge and using strictly professional products (shout-out to my ride or die beauty supply store in west London where you don't need a license to buy professional hair products at trade prices) stripped my hair color, bleached two times using 20v, ended up a dark yellow/pale peach shade and decided this is the level I wanted to be, applied L'Oreal majirel dark ash blonde colour hoping it would be my base and toner in one. Unfortunately, it got me to the level I wanted to be, but it didn't eliminate the brassy tones. At this point I realise I need a colour charm toner. I wasn't near light enough to use T18 so I opted for T35 but also bought T18 to neutralise the bright yellow bits in my hair I put in as highlights. Used mainly T35 with abit of T18 with 30vol developer and it. Looks. Beautiful. I am now a beige bronde and I love it. It's still not perfect, I have a few bits of my hair here and there that were not pre lightened enough but I'm very happy where I am with my color now. Highly recommend, incredible product.

Permanent, my butt. Left colour on all the towels for about a month. Because of this, fades horribly with significant brassy tones.And yes, I applied it correctly. I've been colouring my hair for years, from platinum blond, to silver grey, to black and back again (thank goodness for short hair and olaplex!!) A straight up neutral medium brown should have been a no brainer. I'm very disappointed in this line.

The same time I used Frost and Glow I've tried to correct my shade with Wella toners. T10 plus T14 combination is a far cry from what Fudge purple shampoo is capable of. Doesn't worth messing with, great purple shampoo will provide better result with less hair damage.