Went to new person to fix my splotchy bad green hair but now i still have blonde?

Help????

First of all, I don't think it the unevenness is extremely noticeable or even looks that bad. We all tend to be more critical of our own hair than anyone else. However, if it's seriously bothering you, it's not too difficult to help blend those areas out.

In general, I think Pulp Riot is a nice brand with good longevity, so the issue is just that those regions of your base are a bit lighter than the rest. The easiest first step is just to try to apply the green to those sections again. You can use Pulp Riot again or you can choose another brand that's more accessible to you. Word of caution, though, most greens nowadays have a lot of blue tones to them, so I'd recommend getting a yellow as well so you can mix a shade that matches well. It's just like mixing paint and the colour in the bowl is usually quite close to what you get on your hair, so you can experiment in small batches and do some strand tests if you want to be extra safe.

When I comes time to dye, I'd recommend applying the dye to clean, dry hair with no conditioner and leave it in at least an hour to allow it to really absorb. I usually do two hours myself, but a semi-permanent dye that doesn't use developer won't damage your hair, so you could leave it on as long as you want.

Is my patches really that bad ? I just want a uniformed color so bad and i been going to salon after salon and i get the same uneven patchy random blonde spots everytime. I even tried touching it up myself qnd same stuff is happening

It just seems like those regions are either lighter because the base was lighter there from overlaps during root touch-ups or your hair just have varying porosity. Have you tried spot-treating just those areas with dye at home by yourself yet? It's not too tricky of a process. If that hasn't worked, it's probably the porosity issue, which isn't super easy to fix, but there are strategies to blend those areas in more to make them look more intentional/less noticeable. The easiest is just to do a gradient. Blues, darker greens, and possibly purples should be able to cover what you have. You can also try giving yourself green "lowlights" which will make the overall look more dimensional so slight differences in certain areas won't be as noticeable.

My pro leaves it in for 15 minutes i recommended longer but never really listensq

I trued using a color bomb and it kinda worked bjt the band like still is like that like the kength and all on it all does take just everytime where the length part of my roots ends and color starts thats the area

So if a color bomb didnt work does that mean i have difficult hair. If so honestly that is upsetting. I got to a i wanna say light blonde so i am light.

Made another post about it and wrote a comment on it describing better. I do hope my haor isnt difficukt hair to where there is no hope in ever getting my goal. I do have thick hair but

I tried a hair trst to see with water and my hair doesnt sink it floats so i do have difficult hard hair. I feel kinda uoset.

What was the name of the colour balm product you used? It may not be the same as a direct dye. As I suggested earlier, I think you could consider ordering your own green. I personally think Manic Panic, Punky, Pulp Riot, and Pravana all provide good options for green, though you might want to order both a turquoise and a yellow to give yourself more flexibility. The reason to get a turquoise instead of just a green is that I find they tend to be more pigmented. Since your colourist only leaves the dye on for 15 minutes, I really think doing the colouring yourself and letting it sit covered for at least an hour or even overnight will help some.

Also, I don't really think that water test really tells the whole story. If your hair is long or fine, it will float just because it's not as dense as water. It doesn't really.

In general, please keep discussions on one topic to just one thread. It helps everyone understand what has already been suggested and it will be easier for people who are later searching through the archives for advice to keep track of the story.

I deeply apologize i just am severely ovwrwhelmed

No worries, feel free to add more info to this post if you have more questions or concerns. It will get bumped up, so we'll still be able to see it.