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[xhoniebunnyx]

Hi guys.

I am wanting a 7.3 but with extra coverage for grey hair. Should I mix 77.0 and 7.3? This is what the woman in Sally's told me to do (77.0 with a dash of 7.3) but I'm unsure. I'm not familiar with Wella!
Please help xx

 

[Chantelle<3]

Double base should only be mixed with mix tones I would suggest 77/0 with 0/33 xx

 

[kaye74]

Hi guys.

I am wanting a 7.3 but with extra coverage for grey hair. Should I mix 77.0 and 7.3? This is what the woman in Sally's told me to do (77.0 with a dash of 7.3) but I'm unsure. I'm not familiar with Wella!
Please help xx

30mls of 77/0 and 4mls of 0/33 6% ;-) xx

 

[xhoniebunnyx]

Thanks guys, looks like I'll be going back to get another tube then!

Thank goodness for salon geeks! &#128151;

 

[Eviestyle]

The double bases go a bit darker by the way

 

[allie]

[QUOTE=Chantelle
Hi! Just out of interest, how come you're not supposed to mix double base colours with other colours? What will happen if you do? X

 

[Chantelle<3]

Double bases are designed for resistant and white hair if you mix double base with a single base it won't do anything it will just turn the double base to a single base anyway say If u mix a 66/0 and 6/7 it won't make a 66/7 it will just make a 6/7 and it won't cover as well hope this helps xx

 

[allie]

Ahh thank you! So if I use 5/77 but I want a bit more depth to avoid it being too ginger on the roots, could I use 5/77 + 5/0 with 3% peroxide? Natural hair colour is fair & ashy & grabs onto warm tones! Thanks xx

 

[lisa82]

Ahh thank you! So if I use 5/77 but I want a bit more depth to avoid it being too ginger on the roots, could I use 5/77 + 5/0 with 3% peroxide? Natural hair colour is fair & ashy & grabs onto warm tones! Thanks xx

Why not just use 5/07?