That would scare me a little lol however if I have to strip it again I just might try that!
Are we talking as thin as normal washes where you can see thru them? Pure white?
I agree with @Vanniek, very light white washes. Arm and head seem close enough, you will be good to go, don’t try to redo all the steps you have made before, just start there.
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Pure white? See thru washes?
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Yes. It’s not a big deal if it’s a little bit chalky if it can save you a head. But if you dilute it enough it should be ok.
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Have you ever had to do this? And if so, did it turn out OK?
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I have with genesis and it works out. Keep it thin. Keep going. You will match them enough. Babies may be more colorful in the head anyway lol
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Ok I’m doing it!
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Keep in touch! One layer at a time girl!
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Oh you’ll definitely be hearing from me in a bit Lol!
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Lol oh my! 
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I’ve done 3 white washes and it is working! I think if I do a few more I might be good! Thank you so much @Vanniek and @Leabelle!
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Yay!! Looks wonderful! So glad it worked 
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Do you use a sponge or brush to pounce? Just wondering as I need to start my first air dry
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For all my washes I coat the entire limb with a big brush, then use a kabuki brush to pounce it.
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Um, it’s a really slow process… I’m in 7 washes of white, and at 5, I felt that it could get chalkyish so I did a wash of blue, then 2 more white. It’s lightened up but it’s still funky looking Lol! I’m just going to keep going until it’s light enough that I can start mottling and add some color washes.
It’s looking good, now.
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Often ! It’s a long process. I call this the last chance or choc treatment… I may even go with thicker layers than washes.
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Ty! I’m afraid of messing up. It’s probably going to happen anyway 
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You’ll do just fine! Your babies are beautiful!