wat ? Are you thinking like ejuice ? <| sep |> Hahaha good one OP <| sep |> Cool toned with all the same issues checking in . Revlon ' s Mauvy Night is the perfect mauve for me . Doesn ' t turn pink , brown , gray , or red and it ' s not too dark . <| sep |> Yeah i get what u are saying and you ' re probably right <| sep |> Thank you for the feedback ! <| sep |> The president of South Africa can ' t count <| sep |> Try doing a bleach wash aBleachWashonYourHair % 3 Famp % 3 D 1 for now . Mix bleach powder $ 20 tops for a big bucket , or $ 3 . 50 for a packet with enough for now at Sally ' s with developer $ 3 . 50 for 16 oz . Mix about 1 oz bleach with 1 oz developer . I like a 20 volume creme developer . Please do not use 30 or 40 . Those are very harsh on your hair and it will damage it . Once mixed , add about 2 oz of shampoo and 2 oz of conditioner . I just pick up the cheapest white shampoo and conditioner at Walmart or the dollar store for this , but you can use what you have , as long as is not dandruff shampoo too drying or special toning purple shampoo . Now you have a big bowl of as gentle as bleach is going to get goop . Rub into damp hair , just like you are washing your hair . No help needed to get the back and your crown , because you aren ' t adding any extra frills like bayalage or ombre . Leave in for 510 minutes , wash it out , then just absolutely saturate your hair in conditioner for another 5 minutes . The benefit to doing it this way is it is a gentler way to achieve all over lightening , which will soften your root line , and brighten your older high lights . It will help everything blend , and won ' t cost more than a single box of dye from the grocery store . And you don ' t need help to do it . You can do a gentle wash every 3 weeks or so if you want to keep going lighter , or less often if you just want to maintain .