Wella colour assistance

[caitlinfaulks]

Hi there! I work with Loreal in the salon but ive studied with wella and use it at home, just wondering how to be 100% confident that a 8/38 colour touch toner won't go green. I've figured that if you add base it won't go green but I was just wondering if there were any other tips or tricks out there to help me out? It's a really beautiful colour and I'm very interested in how to avoid the naughty tones which could potentially come through. Thank you!

 

[Grace_Hair]

@cassies97

 

[cassies97]

It won't go green because you have the major tone of gold.

 

[caitlinfaulks]

Oh okay great!
I thought that was the case and then people started warning me. "Careful it doesn't turn green" which makes sense because yellow + pearl (blue) = green
Thank you for your help

 

[cassies97]

Oh okay great!
I thought that was the case and then people started warning me. "Careful it doesn't turn green" which makes sense because yellow + pearl (blue) = green
Thank you for your help [emoji5]️

I know you would think that, i did at one point.

The /38s are my favourite shades for lowlighting.

I hope you enjoy wella as much as i do!

 

[caitlinfaulks]

I know you would think that, i did at one point.

The /38s are my favourite shades for lowlighting.

I hope you enjoy wella as much as i do!

I love wella! I use Loreal at work but we used wella at tradeschool and I even find myself using it at home aswell. I don't know what it is about wella but I really do love it. I recently studied at Sassoon's academy in London and their colour brand is also very interesting too.