Formula help for copper on level 8 hair.

[user 153638]

This is for natural level 4 hair that's lifted to 7-8.

I'd like to get a copper that is not red-leaning, and that is not too bright or orange. I am hoping to achieve a more muted/"natural"-leaning copper.

I am please wondering what shades would be good for that.

Thank you!

 

[ronray]

This is for natural level 4 hair that's lifted to 7-8.

I'd like to get a copper that is not red-leaning, and that is not too bright or orange. I am hoping to achieve a more muted/"natural"-leaning copper.

I am please wondering what shades would be good for that.

Thank you!

What colour line do you use? Or are you open to suggestions?

 

[user 153638]

What colour line do you use? Or are you open to suggestions?

Thank you for responding. I use Lorvenn and Wella. I am open to all suggestions, though.

 

[ronray]

Thank you for responding. I use Lorvenn and Wella. I am open to all suggestions, though.

8/34 + 8/03 or you could do 8/3 + 7/37 I'd strand test these to make sure they're the right tone.

 

[user 153638]

8/34 + 8/03 or you could do 8/3 + 7/37 I'd strand test these to make sure they're the right tone.

That sounds really lovely, thank you. I appreciate this very much.

 

[user 153638]

8/34 + 8/03 or you could do 8/3 + 7/37 I'd strand test these to make sure they're the right tone.

If I could please ask one more question: when using it on the mid length and ends, should I use Welloxon 4% or 1.9%?

If 1.9%, which colour to developer ratio, 1:1 or 1:2?

Thanks so much for your help with this post, and all my other questions so far!

 

[ronray]

If I could please ask one more question: when using it on the mid length and ends, should I use Welloxon 4% or 1.9%?

If 1.9%, which colour to developer ratio, 1:1 or 1:2?

Thanks so much for your help with this post, and all my other questions so far!

I'd probably use 4% to be honest.

 

[user 153638]

I'd probably use 4% to be honest.

Super, thank you

 

[billysilly]

Hey, I am looking for something similar so wondering how this went for you? I am naturally a level 9 its copper had faded out so its a warm v warm blonde right now. Last time I used 45g 8/34 + 5g 8/41 + 30g 7/43w/ 4% but would like it to be less red leaning and more ashy if possible. I currently have a full tube of 8/34, loads of 8/41 and 7/43. Any ideas on how I should tweak the formula?