Client is white blonde

[Lauraa1981]

My client is a clean white blonde and it is too light for her. What colour should I use to tone it down a shade or 2
I was thinking using an 1/2 9 and 1/2 9.3 will this be okay? Wont want it too warm but scared of it going green
What would you recommend and why ?

 

[tsparker78]

You might just use 9.3. It won't be to warm. Use a demi.

 

[Lauraa1981]

Thank you, so you dont need the base 9 to deepen the color. The 9.3 will darken it on its own

 

[tsparker78]

Yes. Also, some of the warmth will be absorbed so a 9.3 will come out more like a flat 9. If you want to deepen the result use 8.3 and 9.3.

 

[Pancakes]

Anything that you put on lightened hair makes it deeper as there is no real tone in there anymore. So you better start easy with a 9.3 and then from there you can always go deeper if that is the client's wish. Clients usually think after having some tone they are now dark blonde [emoji23]

 

[Claire Olsen]

My client is a clean white blonde and it is too light for her. What colour should I use to tone it down a shade or 2
I was thinking using an 1/2 9 and 1/2 9.3 will this be okay? Wont want it too warm but scared of it going green
What would you recommend and why ?

I don't know what color line your using but if you nervous about it being too warm than use a 9/03 which is in Wella, by adding the natural tone to it, it will help it from being to warm but also do its job.

 

[vividamnesia]

1/2 N+1/2 G

 

[kim3339]

My client is a clean white blonde and it is too light for her. What colour should I use to tone it down a shade or 2
I was thinking using an 1/2 9 and 1/2 9.3 will this be okay? Wont want it too warm but scared of it going green
What would you recommend and why ?

How did you get on with this colour?