Covering grey hair with Koleston Perfect

[GeekToTheMax]

Dear Geeks,

I have a client with less than 10% of grey hair, but with very resistant greys. She would like medium blonde naturally looking hair color... Like this:

I'm scared that if I use only 88/0 with few cm of 0/81 that it would go way to dark, almost brown. But if I use only 88/0 that it will look little brassy and unfortunately would not achieve that pretty natural color blonde (since more than 90% of her hair is not grey). Her natural hair is base 6.

I was thinking: half of 88/0 and a half of 99/0 with 6% peroxide, and 4cm of 0/81 mix tone... What that do the trick?

Please help guys, what would you do?

 

[cassies97]

Problem is, you're a base 6 and want to be an 8, you need 9%. Double base won't go too dark on resistant hair. Also, using the /81 could result in flat colour. It's a tricky one.

 

[GeekToTheMax]

I see, but will the 9% peroxide help cover her greys?

And what is flat color?

(sorry, English is not my mother tongue)

 

[cassies97]

I see, but will the 9% peroxide help cover her greys?

And what is flat color?

(sorry, English is not my mother tongue)

If she's 10% it should be okay. Flat colour is where it had no warmth and can look sort of lifeless and dull. Is the white hair mostly in the front?

 

[GeekToTheMax]

Tnx.

The greys are mostly in the front, yes, and on the sides. I will try then with mix of 88/0 and 99/0, with 9%...

Thank you very much :Love:

 

[hmchair]

Why not use a different colour on the front area if that's where most of the White is ? That way you can use 9% on the rest and not worry it won't cover the White ?

 

[GeekToTheMax]

What colour do you suggest for the front area?

The truth is I am mostly scared that with this colour (88/0, 99/0) her hair will look sorta brassy or too warm... I like the colors that ends with the /1, /8 or /6 the most, but I just can't use them cause I don't think they would cover grey hair