Color Correcting my Bleached Hair using COLOR THEORY

After letting my bleached roots grow out, I was left with an uneven, patchy base that needed correcting before moving forward with any future colour. This video is the first step in my journey back to blonde, and instead of bleaching again, I used colour theory and permanent colour to match my natural roots and create a clean, even foundation. Because without a proper base, nothing that comes after will look right. ✂️ What I cover in this video: • How I assess overgrown, uneven bleached roots • Why I chose colour correction instead of re-bleaching • My exact root colour matching strategy using colour theory • My permanent colour formula: – Schwarzkopf Igora 7-4 – Schwarzkopf Igora 8-4 – 10 volume developer • Processing time: 40 minutes • How to apply for an even, seamless blend into natural hair • Why creating a balanced base is essential before going blonde This step might not be the most dramatic — but it’s the most important. ✨ Watch Next (Follow the Blonde Journey) 🤍 Bleaching My Roots The Easiest Way Possible: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5k2b4DowLo4 🎨 From Bleach Fail to Muted Pink Correction: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3CEzwVRAzyI 🍷 Dyeing My Hair Burgundy… Big Mistake?: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v57hGcWCt-Y&t=963s ❄️ Taking My Bleached Hair Fully White: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HuMVMnvD9mI&t=357s If you're planning to go blonde, don’t skip steps like this — they’re what make the final result look expensive, not patchy. 🖤 Tools I Use & Reco