Use old stock Wella

[Laura Giles]

I am wanting to know if it's safe, color/result wise, to use old stock? It's old stock Wella Koleston.
Or should I just bin it? Found some tubes when cleaning out my apartment (moving in a weeks time).
TIA

 

[EssexFreelance]

I am wanting to know if it's safe, color/result wise, to use old stock? It's old stock Wella Koleston.
Or should I just bin it? Found some tubes when cleaning out my apartment (moving in a weeks time).
TIA

Is it opened?

 

[AcidPerm]

The chemicals will naturally degrade over time even if unopened so either save it for your own use or maybe use it for practising different colouring techniques on a mannequin head?

Good luck with the move!

 

[Laura Giles]

Is it opened?

Well, one of them is, but the others are not.

 

[Laura Giles]

The chemicals will naturally degrade over time even if unopened so either save it for your own use or maybe use it for practising different colouring techniques on a mannequin head?

Good luck with the move!

I guess I will just toss them all. Ah well, my own fault really. Don't even know why i had them at my place, guess I had a private project going on which I didnt go through with or something *confused* *dont remember*

 

[EssexFreelance]

If they aren’t opened you can use them - some of the wholesale has stock that’s donkeys years old

 

[Fabby]

The chances are, they will be fine, if there are more than 2 years old, get rid of any high lift tints, I would still use the others, but treat them as quasi colours after testing them on a manaquin