Help with Wella Koleston

[cloudy]

Hi,
I use Wella Koleston 6/0 dark blonde for years. I just had a look at the wella colour charts online. It is really hard to see the difference between sveral colours.
Could someone please explain me the differences between
66/0 Intense dark blonde
6/00 Dark Natural blonde
6/07 Dark Natural Brunette blonde
6/3 Dark gold blonde
6/77 Dark intense brunette blonde

I would like to choose something more interesting than my old dark blonde but am confused with all the variations. Which colour is the darkest/lightest? Which one has the most golden tones? Could I also consider 5/07 Light gold brunette brown or would that be too dark already?

Thanks for your help!

 

[charisma]

66/0 is for the extra coverage of gray hair,
6/3 is just base 6 with gold in it,
6/07 is lie a natural brown,
and 6/77 is more like a chocholate brown,

each coulr is as dar as the next as they are all on the base of 6, if u go down to the 5/07 that will be slightly darker as it is down a base shade.
the 6/77 is a really nice colour and will be a little more interesting than ur usual 6/0 as that is just a flat brown, but the 6/77 has a little more warmth in it. The 6/3 will be more golden than the rest of them

hope that helps u

 

[jotommo]

66/0 Intense dark blonde- covers grey better
6/00 Dark Natural blonde- suitible for non grey/ nice shine as well
6/07 Dark Natural Brunette blonde- thats the tone, its warm
6/3 Dark gold blonde- /3 is gold
6/77 Dark intense brunette blonde-more intnse warmth



non are darker as it's the 6 that is the depth!!
are you a hairdresser coz you really need to mix some of these to get what you want and it not advised to do so if you don't know what your doing??

xx

 

[cloudy]

66/0 Intense dark blonde- covers grey better
6/00 Dark Natural blonde- suitible for non grey/ nice shine as well
6/07 Dark Natural Brunette blonde- thats the tone, its warm
6/3 Dark gold blonde- /3 is gold
6/77 Dark intense brunette blonde-more intnse warmth



non are darker as it's the 6 that is the depth!!
are you a hairdresser coz you really need to mix some of these to get what you want and it not advised to do so if you don't know what your doing??

xx

Thanks so much for both your replies!
My mum was a hairdresser and I learned a little bit from her.
Could I mix 6/77 with 6/3 or does that not make sense?

 

[Cuteyolz]

Thanks so much for both your replies!
My mum was a hairdresser and I learned a little bit from her.
Could I mix 6/77 with 6/3 or does that not make sense?

That’s fine , as long as you don’t have heaps of grey

 

[mark1979]

Hello .. I usually use 6/0 and 7/1 mixed with wella vol20 6% for my beard, and works great . But today Amazon deliver 6/00 . Will it still be the same result if I mix it with 7/1 .

 

[ronray]

Hello .. I usually use 6/0 and 7/1 mixed with wella vol20 6% for my beard, and works great . But today Amazon deliver 6/00 . Will it still be the same result if I mix it with 7/1 .

It will give a slightly warmer result. Especially if you're covering white hair?

 

[Yolz]

Hi,
I use Wella Koleston 6/0 dark blonde for years. I just had a look at the wella colour charts online. It is really hard to see the difference between sveral colours.
Could someone please explain me the differences between
66/0 Intense dark blonde
6/00 Dark Natural blonde
6/07 Dark Natural Brunette blonde
6/3 Dark gold blonde
6/77 Dark intense brunette blonde

I would like to choose something more interesting than my old dark blonde but am confused with all the variations. Which colour is the darkest/lightest? Which one has the most golden tones? Could I also consider 5/07 Light gold brunette brown or would that be too dark already?

Thanks for your help!

It will be darker because Intense blonde is for stubborn grey hair anything with /00 is forte

 

[mark1979]

It will be darker because Intense blonde is for stubborn grey hair anything with /00 is forte

Thank you so much . Yes I tried it and it’s even better than before. I’m interested to see how long it will last . I left it on for 30 min . You think it’s long enough ?