Unicorn Hair Tints

I have been transitioning to grey for a couple months - I started by removing hair color while I grew out the roots and then bleached out the remaining color. My hair was kinda burnt out from the processing so I had to stop before I got to 10, I got to a good light color but ran into problems toning it. I tried a couple different purple products to tone out the yellow but kept running into a problem where it was getting into the natural growth and after the first two washes there was a lot of blue that was hanging on so all my naturally white-silver hair looked bluish and my bleached yellow tints were looking green - ugh - then every time I tried to tone just the green-yellow areas with a light pink it was still getting into my natural new growth or it was too pink on the ends. Frustrating trying to get a demarcation blend. This Oyster tiny color seems to be a good cure for my toning woes - you definitely have to leave the tints on for an hour+ to get it to show but Oyster makes the white-sliver a softer silver tint that is less white but not covered and the processed parts where the green yellow was is now a nice soft violet grey. I have been using Olaplex but having a conditioning toner/tint has been a great fit for my regime to keep it moisturized. My natural curly texture is starting to come back from the straw/frizz. I’ve heard complaints about the texture being too thick but I thought it was perfect - thick enough to cling and not drip but light weight enough to…

I normally use the semi permanent full coverage hair colors by Lime Crime, but I wanted a true baby pink this time and I absolutely love the way it turned out! I previously used Strawberry Jam, and my hair color had faded to a very light pinkish-orange (I've been swimming a lot and the chlorine affected it). So I decided to put the tint Bunny on top of the pre-bleached part of my hair (I left my roots alone) and this was the lovely result!