Amonavis33
Well-Known Member
I have always colored gray with 20 vol as per the Kolesten Perfect instructions. For a male client, I want to keep it very natural and avoid it looking brassy (he washes his hair often), and NOT too densely colored. For a male client with thin hair texture, would 10 volume work to cover gray? He insists on permanent coverage, he doesn’t want to see any grays that didn’t cover. I could do 20 vol too, but I’m curious if anyone has used 10 with Kolesten Perfect. I’m colouring the same as his natural color, level 6.5 (half 6 half 7, ash). He is about 40% gray, Higher gray % on the sides
Also, how much “natural” 6/0 should I use on a male to avoid a creepy brassy/warm/overly dense color result? I feel like it might be different than for a woman. (I prefer when color looks like it could be real).
Also, how much “natural” 6/0 should I use on a male to avoid a creepy brassy/warm/overly dense color result? I feel like it might be different than for a woman. (I prefer when color looks like it could be real).