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Thank you Ron. Do you think 6/16 would cover the whites or use 6/ ? For mid lengths, mix 20vol + equal Blondor, then use 5/81+7/81 or add the bleach to the mix? I've not used Blondor so not familiar with it. Would prefer not to use bleach to avoid damage but I can't seem to get the orange out...

To get a similar look, what would you recommend for a base 5 with 50% white at root and a brassy dull pretreated orange level 6 on the rest? Do I use Koleston to cover the gray since Illumina doesn't seem to be so good with whites (I'm a bit confused about using 66/0 vs 6/00 vs 6/0...and for the...

Hi, I'm trying to achieve this light chocolate brown look with Wella on 5 base, 30% resistant white. Any help would be very appreciated!

I've always used Wella Koleston Perfect and don't know anything about the other Wella lines. For a client with 40% gray, should I stay with Koleston Perfect double base naturals for best coverage? Also, I've lately been using generic peroxide rather than Wella's because it's not been available...

Thank you! I can use either 7/81 or 5/81. I know Wella runs dark so I'd prefer 7 but using a 20 vol developer that would be 2 levels.

Hi guys, hope you can help a newbie. Client is base 5, about 40% gray. I used Wella Perfect 6/0 (my mistake, thought she's more of a 6 but she's really a 5) & 7/1 at 50/50. Problem is color came out muddy and now is seriously brassy orange. I'm looking to get an ash brown, so I'm going to use...

Hello, I am looking for a Wella expert and the right formula. I've been using Koleston perfect on a client and the resulting shade is too red, or too orange? I can't tell. I don't dye often and have no clue when it comes to Wella dyes. I can send detailed pictures.

Hey sorry to be annoying, but I can't get 5/02 in the US; apparently it's a new shade. I do want the color to be a little lighter, more like a light brown, what would you recommend at the 6/ level to counteract red? I am willing to pay you for your advice via PayPal.

Thank you, I've never used Illumina, that's a gorgeous color - https://www.wella.com/professional/en-EN/look-page/luxe-bronde-olive-bronde#/?_k=3bhgm6 What would you recommend for one shade lighter? If I go up to 6, would I have to use a stronger developer than 20?

Thank you, so use just 5/02 Illumina or mix with another shade?

Jamie, I've tried what you suggested 6/0 + 6/1 but color comes out reddish. Any other idea? FYI, client is a level 5 with 25% white but it looks like she's lost a lot of pigment, roots are more charcoal than brown. I tried 66/0 came out too dark, 7/1 came out too light as you said above (lots of...

Jamie, I've tried what you suggested 6/0 + 6/1 but color comes out reddish. Any other idea? FYI, client is a level 5 with 25% white but it looks like she's lost a lot of pigment, roots are more charcoal than brown. I tried 66/0 came out too dark, 7/1 came out too light as you said above (lots...

Thanks Jamie!

Thanks Jamie, 66/0 came out a bit dark when I used it.. what do you think if I mix 6/0 with 7/1?

Thank you; since there's a lot of red in her hair, shouldn't I use the /2 shade to neutralize it?

Can anyone help? http://www.salongeek.com/threads/wella-koleston-newbie.303434/#post-2509412

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Hi guys, Hope you can help me with a Wella Koleston question. I just started to color and I'm not very familiar with Wella products. My client is a base 6-ish with 25% white, coarse hair. She wanted a light brown so I first used 66/0 just to be safe & cover whites but it came out a bit darker...