Colour question

[Twixabix]

Would I be able to use 8/73 colour touch in foil ? If so would you use normal developer and would you add base to that I'm doing foils over blonde hi lighted hair and I like 8/73 kp but thought the colour touch would be better as it's not so strong. I would normally use dialight but I don't like any colours in that range.

 

[Marie9494]

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Would I be able to use 8/73 colour touch in foil ? If so would you use normal developer and would you add base to that I'm doing foils over blonde hi lighted hair and I like 8/73 kp but thought the colour touch would be better as it's not so strong. I would normally use dialight but I don't like any colours in that range.

Hi, I often use colour touch in foils especially over porous or prelightened hair. I don't think adding base would be necessary personally and that should give you a nice lowlight.
Due to colour touch being a runnier consistancy I do find that foils are more liable to slip, so ensure your foils are nice and tight.
I use same developer as normal also. 1.9% x

 

[byKaty]

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Hi, I often use colour touch in foils especially over porous or prelightened hair. I don't think adding base would be necessary personally and that should give you a nice lowlight.
Due to colour touch being a runnier consistancy I do find that foils are more liable to slip, so ensure your foils are nice and tight.
I use same developer as normal also. 1.9% x

8/73 ct probably better than using kp as you are putting it on highlighted hair. should be grand. and yes watch your foils as ct is runnier consistancy.

 

[Claire Olsen]

Would I be able to use 8/73 colour touch in foil ? If so would you use normal developer and would you add base to that I'm doing foils over blonde hi lighted hair and I like 8/73 kp but thought the colour touch would be better as it's not so strong. I would normally use dialight but I don't like any colours in that range.

You can use it as a lowlight that would be really pretty, but I personally tend to think for a lowlight it looks good at a level 7! Both are pretty but that's just how I think with fading and everything.

 

[Marie9494]

You can use it as a lowlight that would be really pretty, but I personally tend to think for a lowlight it looks good at a level 7! Both are pretty but that's just how I think with fading and everything.

I think it depends on how blonde we are talking for the ladies hair. If it is 100% white blonde then 8/73 will break it up subtley, if she's rooty/already has lowlights or a level 9 then, yes I would agree a 7/73 or something along those lines would last better with fading, but might be too much of a contrast if she is very blonde x