Goldwell, possibly a stupid question!

[Hairflair'xo]

Hey geeks had a mind blank, I've been using mainly loreal after training with goldwell so just need some quick advice, can I use goldwell RR mix on it's own? For my personal use, I've bleached a slice in my fringe and bored of it blonde, the only red I have to hand is the rr...so can it be used alone or is it just to be used as a mix tone? Xxx

 

[Carolin]

You have no base to mix it with?

 

[Hairflair'xo]

Didn't explain myself well, what I'm asking is, can it be used as a red tint or not, it wasn't really covered well in my level two course, and hasn't been mentioned at all so far in my level three xx

 

[TylerSwanson615]

Yes you can, will fade out very very quickly though.

 

[Hairflair'xo]

Yes you can, will fade out very very quickly though.

Ok thankyou x

 

[BravoPhil]

Will last a lot better with a bit of any other tint added - doesn't have to be a lot to make a difference.

 

[Hairflair'xo]

Will last a lot better with a bit of any other tint added - doesn't have to be a lot to make a difference.

So like an 8RR mixed with RR mix to boost it up?

 

[TylerSwanson615]

So like an 8RR mixed with RR mix to boost it up?

Yes, that would help with the longevity of the color. Personally I'd go 6RR and RR mix 50/50. I've found reds to be most intense around level 6, and with you asking about RR mix on its own I can only imagine you'd like a fairly intense red.

 

[TylerSwanson615]

Alternatively you could use elumen in RR@all or another semi because it's been prelightened. Would probably help maintain the condition of your hair going the semi route.