Ion Color Brilliance Brights Semi-Permanent Hair Color Titanium by Ion

Need to have bleach blonde hair, turned my ash blonde !

Worked exactly as I wanted it to work: I have medium-long dark brown hair, heavily streaked with grey - all natural. I don't mind going grey, not in the least. What I DO mind is the yellow-ness and wiry-ness of the grey hairs. I used to color my hair constantly, and had great fun experimenting with different colors/combinations. It was time to do something again. In a plastic bowl, I stirred together one ounce of Biotera conditioner for long hair plus one ounce of water. Then I squeezed in one tube of this (Titanium) on one side of the bowl with one-half tube of Lavender (from this same line) on the other side, and blended them separately, letting them co-mingle in the center. I applied petroleum jelly to my forehead, ears, and the back of my neck to protect it from the dye, then I started in. With a brush, I painted the mostly Titanium mixture on the major grey streaks. Then I separated the crown hair (about a third of the total) from the rest, and treated that and all hair that framed my face with Titanium. The next third down got mostly Lavender, and Titanium was used on the bottom third. Lastly I spritzed the mess with a bit of water, and massaged it in to make sure every strand was treated. I covered my head with an old plastic shower cap, and let it sit for an hour and a half, then rinsed like mad. No shampoo or conditioner, just water. I love the result! The grey is tamed, darkened very slightly to a more pronounced silver, and the difference between the Titanium and Lavender layers is very subtle. Update: I wanted to make clear that my natural brown color was not changed. It's still brown, albeit a bit glossier from the product.

I'm a college student so I'm doing my best with dying my own hair to save money, this is really a great way to do it in my opinion. The pictures are before and after, and granted my hair was silver /platinum beforehand however, if you notice there were still streaks of blonde dyed my hair. It bothered me of how inconsistent and was and I kept having to go to Sally's to get toner's or I would use purple shampoo and my hair would look would have a slight tint of purple if I put it in for too long. I took some advice from a YouTuber and I mixed this hair color with conditioner to saturate a bit. I did my best to do equal parts and I put it evenly all over my hair, and I'm really happy with the results. My hair was light enough that it would change into the color, however I learned if it's not white enough or opaque enough it wouldn't work. So the success was due to all the bleaching and killing my hair to be honest. However I love how even my hair looks and because I double conditions of my hair it's super soft . It's a bit darker than I'd like but it is semi-permanent so I'm guessing it will fade away a bit. But for the price it is just fantastic. Highly recommend if you I kind of know what you're doing. Haha

Love this stuff

works amazing, always use conditioner to thin it and make it spredable/ make it last through your entire hair, tho i still have barely shoulder length hair and it wasnt entirely enough, but only the under bit of a small section was left barely touched by the dye which is fine since i use toner to keep the color. its insanely beautiful

I'm growing out my gray (3 years now). Salon bleached out the previous color to around an 8 & have been toning it to silver. Looked amazing, but only lasted a few washes (pretty much lasting only a week). At $75 a pop in the salon, I decided to give this a try (after months of research & being afraid to ruin my stylist’s work). Pros: less expensive & lasts way longer... 3 weeks longer! (My hair is approx to my bra line and thick. I used 2 tubes, but could go 3) Cons: it's sticky & thick & goes on different than any color I've ever used. 3 tubes are still close to what I paid in the salon. Definitely going to keep buying.