Lissmorleyx
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Ive always used wella and I am now confused as the tones on the igora are different. Can anyone help me out?
(E.g /1 is ash in wella)
(E.g /1 is ash in wella)
In sure all the numbers are supposed to mean the same across all colours ie 1 ash 3 gold 4 red 5 mahogany 6 violet 7 brunette 8 blue 9 cendre there all the same colour as far as am aware just the tones they put together are different sorry if I've confuse u more lol xx
In sure all the numbers are supposed to mean the same across all colours ie 1 ash 3 gold 4 red 5 mahogany 6 violet 7 brunette 8 blue 9 cendre there all the same colour as far as am aware just the tones they put together are different sorry if I've confuse u more lol xx
In sure all the numbers are supposed to mean the same across all colours ie 1 ash 3 gold 4 red 5 mahogany 6 violet 7 brunette 8 blue 9 cendre there all the same colour as far as am aware just the tones they put together are different sorry if I've confuse u more lol xx
Oops ha my bad I work with wella and have used loreal but that's about it :/ I think u was always told the numbers were to represent a universal colour chart clearly ill fed info xx
No no no, this is wrong, you have never worked with schwarzkopf have you sorry I just seen an absolute disaster happeing lol, there is actual a thread about this, but igora is as follows
.1 cendre (pearl)
.2 ash (blue)
.3 matt (green)
.4 beige (warm)
.5 gold
.6 auburn (chocolate)
.7 copper
.8 red
.9 violet
7.65 is a lovely colour
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-6 is now chocolate since the relaunch rather than auburn, and is slightly cooler than it was
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Love igora love love love
What you see is what you get x
Yes hence why I have chocolate in brackets
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Sorry, didn't mean to tread on your toes!
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