Hi, I have grey roots only (about 50%) and natural dark brown hair. I use Koleston 4/0 4/77 with 6% developer, and want to keep to my natural colour as best. main thing is to cover greys but also achieve a warmer look. How much of each shade should I mix? Thank you!
My problem is that my base is really dark. I have white streaks. Also, I do not want all of my hair to match my natural base, but rather I want a lighter brown. Otherwise I would end up with a whole head of black hair, and this looks very harsh on mature skin
Hi, I have an important question. I am going to use the 12/81 shade to nuance, but I have read that later you have gray hair. So I'm going to mix it with the 12/00 tone, my tone is ash blonde and traces of gray from the silver shampoo. Do you think these shades will make my hair white? And what volume do I have to use, 20 or 30 I want it icy white. Like the one from Frozen 😂🙏🏻🙏🏻 please help me
Anyone needing more info there are colour charts for Koleston to help understand how the colour and colour combining system works. The whisk adds air, that’s what whisks are for, so that seemed contradictory even with gentle mixing to avoid air incorporation.
Unfortunately this new colour line is not effective on 100 percent white hair...unlike the older formular intensives...i have been using wella for over 30 years but regrettably will be switching
oh so its not very effective then...what about the double number shades such as 44/0, 55/0, 66/0 instead of the singular number shades would this add more pigment? Which one wil you be switching too?
Hello, could you please tell me.. If I have the same length hair, like the model, and I'm using only 1 type of paint - Koleston Perfect Pure Naturals(33/0) - how many tubes( or ml) do I need for my full length? (I have like 10-15% gray hair maybe..)
because he refreshed the end with permanent color instead of color touch. Pastel developer cuts the ammonia by 70%, making the color gentler for refreshing the ends.
