To achieve a lilac hair color, you'll typically need to pre-lighten your hair and then apply a dye or toner that contains a mix of violet and/or blue tones, often diluted to create a soft, pastel effect. Here’s how you can do it using demi-permanent options:
Achieving Demi-Permanent Lilac Hair Color
For a long-lasting lilac shade with a glossy shine, you can use the following formula from Color Touch, based on pre-lightened hair:
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Mixing Ratio: Combine one part 0/68 with 20 parts 10/0 from Color Touch. This specific blend will result in a beautiful lilac tone.
Product Code Ratio Color Touch 0/68 1 Color Touch 10/0 20
Other Options for Vibrant Lilac
Beyond the primary method above, you can achieve varying shades of vibrant lilac by intermixing and diluting different shades. These include:
- Dilution and Intermixing: Experiment with shades like 9/96, 7/86, and 0/68 to create customized vibrant lilac results.
- Base Color: It is very important to have a base color that is light enough, often a level 9 or 10, for the lilac to show up properly. If your hair is darker, you may need to lighten it with bleach before adding color.
Practical Tips for Lilac Hair Color
- Strand Test: Before applying any color to your entire head, perform a strand test to ensure you are happy with the result.
- Professional Consultation: Consult a professional stylist. They can assess your hair's condition and recommend the best approach to achieve lilac hair safely.
