Why did my ash brown hair turn orange after a few washes?
Ash shades can lose their cool pigments over time, allowing the underlying warm orange tones to become visible. Mixing Blue 0.88 with compatible Bremod shades helps keep the final color cooler and more balanced.
What does Blue 0.88 do in hair color?
Blue 0.88 is a professional color corrector that intensifies cool pigments while helping neutralize unwanted orange and copper undertones. It's used to refine the final shade rather than create blue hair.
Can I mix Blue 0.88 with brown hair dye?
Yes. Blue 0.88 is commonly mixed with ash browns and other cool-toned shades to reduce brassiness and create a cleaner, cooler finish. Always follow Bremod's recommended mixing ratios.
Will Blue 0.88 make my hair blue?
No. When used correctly, Blue 0.88 enhances the tone of the hair color rather than turning it blue. The amount used and the base shade determine the final result.
How much Blue 0.88 should I add to my hair color?
Because Blue 0.88 contains concentrated pigment, only a small amount is typically needed. The ideal ratio depends on the level of warmth you're correcting and the desired final shade.
How do salons remove orange tones from hair?
Professional colorists use blue-based correctors to neutralize orange and copper pigments before they dominate the final color. Blue 0.88 provides that corrective blue pigment when mixed with compatible Bremod shades.
Can I use Blue 0.88 on black hair?
Blue 0.88 won't visibly change natural black hair on its own. It's intended to modify compatible hair color formulas and is most effective when correcting warmth in colored or lightened hair.
Which Bremod shades work best with Blue 0.88?
Blue 0.88 pairs well with cool browns, ash blondes, and other shades that require additional blue pigment to reduce warmth and maintain a cooler finish.
Why does my hair become brassy after coloring?
Warm underlying pigments naturally become visible as hair color fades. Factors such as frequent washing, sun exposure, and heat styling can make brassiness appear more quickly.
How can I keep my hair color cool for longer?
Use color-safe hair care products, limit excessive heat, protect your hair from sun exposure, and choose color formulas balanced with cool pigments such as Blue 0.88 when appropriate.
