Yellow or Orange Brassiness?

A colour wheel and purple-shampoo wash illustrate the difference between yellow and orange unwanted tones.

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The little details

01 · Check the tone in neutral light
Look at the unwanted tone before choosing a toning product. Purple is commonly used for yellow tones; a strong orange cast may need a different approach.
02 · Use the stated contact time
Apply the chosen shampoo as its bottle directs rather than leaving it on longer to chase a stronger result.
03 · Rinse and condition
Rinse thoroughly and condition if instructed. Ask a colourist if the tone is uneven or you are unsure which product fits.

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L'Oreal Paris EverPure Brass Toning Purple Shampoo

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6.8 fl oz. Maintenance for blonde, bleached, silver or highlighted hair; it does not bleach dark hair. Follow bottle contact time and frequency; alternate with ordinary shampoo to avoid excess violet tone.