Reddish, coppery brown hair that I can't get rid of no matter how I dye it.?

I had my hair dyed today at the salon. My roots (about 2, 3 inches) were black and the rest of my hair was a coppery brown with different highlights of light brown and blonde at the tips because of sun damage. I asked for a golden brown-ish color. I showed my stylist pictures of Jennifer Lopez, Jessica Alba and even Giselle Bundchen. She brought over color samples and I choose a color that was a very light brown with a yellow undertone (almost a dark blone) but I asked for it to be maybe a shade or two darker since I'm Asian. Well I feel that even though I told my stylist over and over again that I HATE the brassy, red/copper color that I get - it's still reddish! It's brown but I feel like it's more red brown than golden brown. What do I do!? I was expecting something more with a yellow undertone than this....

Reddish, coppery brown hair that I can't get rid of no matter how I dye it.?

sorry, but the natural undertones to asian hair is extra red so if you lighten it a little you get red ,lighten it a bit more you get copper more and you get gold ,but then the colour will be too light and you will get hideous roots . id have it lightened with te most ash colour they can find , then put an ash toner over the top and use an ash or violet shampoo and a ash violet moose to style it(because the naturalred wil keep coming through ) then you might get the result you want .

Reddish, coppery brown hair that I can't get rid of no matter how I dye it.?

There are some Miss Clairol shades that you can buy at Sally Beauty Supply called "Brass Busters." They were specifically formulated to cut out the brassiness. Visit a local Sally Beauty and you can see the swatches on shelf and pick the color that will tone out your brassiness.

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Reddish, coppery brown hair that I can't get rid of no matter how I dye it.?

She most likely did not tone it.

Because your hair is naturally black, it has orange/red undertones to it. So, even if you bleach it, it won't come out blonde, but, rather, a red orange.

I suggest going to a different stylist. She'll most likely offer to strip the color and rebleach it- in a few weeks time so as not to further stress your hair and cause it to leave you.

If you do go along with the re-bleaching, make sure she tones it with a blue toner. This nullifies that orangey color. Then she should put in the brown.