Learning the basics of Wella?

[rachy123]

Hi geeks,

I was wondering if anyone knows were I can find out info about wella colours ect? I usually use loreal but recently I've got a new job in a salon and they use wella. Keen to learn myself their ratio ect ect.

Thanks guys

I've registered with wella for emails ect but it only says about seminars


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[mollie1985]

http://www.salongeek.com/general-articles/189081-wella-product-knowledge.html

 

[mollie1985]

There's been quite a few threads on here about wella il try find some and paste them for you xx

 

[mollie1985]

http://www.salongeek.com/hair-geek/190370-illumina.html

 

[mollie1985]

http://www.salongeek.com/hair-tutorials/70207-some-different-wella-koleston-perfect-shades-4.html

 

[mollie1985]

http://www.salongeek.com/hair-geek/257202-wella-koleston-special-mix-ratio.html

 

[mollie1985]

There's tons more so even if you google wella salon geek you will find them all rather than the search on here xx

 

[rachy123]

Thanks a lot Mollie! I will get my note book out and get back to learning any tips would be brilliant thank you

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[mollie1985]

First make a note of all the different families in wella your colour fresh ,colour touch ,colour touch plus, koleston ,sunlight/relights , perfecton,magma,illumina and then start writing about each and what they do and what developer colour touch has it's own developer it's either 1.9% or 4% you also have pastel which is just under 3%, colour touch plus is used for grey hair and will cover up to 70% that's a quasi, perfecton is good for pre pigging, all illumina colours are violet based so they give a cooler tone which is idea for toning blondes as they knock out warmth better there's so much lol x

 

[rachy123]

Thanks a lot. There seems to be more information to learn with wella than loreal I'm finding. X

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