Wella Koleston 7/7 & 8/7

[MobileKat]

Hi guys, got a client who has been to a salon for hi-lights, they used bleach and it is far too light for the client.

She wants me to apply a full head of lo-lights and I was going to use 7/7 & 8/7, what would the outcome be?

I do not usually use wella & I'm a bit worried as the description is "Deep Browns", also what strength peroxide would be best?

Thankyou in advance x

 

[princesstinx]

Hi guys, got a client who has been to a salon for hi-lights, they used bleach and it is far too light for the client.

She wants me to apply a full head of lo-lights and I was going to use 7/7 & 8/7, what would the outcome be?

I do not usually use wella & I'm a bit worried as the description is "Deep Browns", also what strength peroxide would be best?

Thankyou in advance x

You use the wella colour touch dev they do 1.9% and 4% the /7 range are neither warm or cool.

 

[Chantelle<3]

I would add some /33 mixer tone in with the colours because its on prelightened hair if your wanting to use koleston. if u put the 8/7 on it will soak up the base and it will leave a pinky purple tinge as its happened to me in the past. If I was you I would use ct it's kinder and I would use 8/73 and 7/73 I've done this recently and it was beautiful xx

 

[Hairfairy1904]

We usually use 8/7 in highlights which is a Carmel colour it's not very dark however. 7/7 is a really nice colour too! We use koleston in the highlights/lowlights as they show up a lot better providing your client is fine with this x

 

[Hairfairy1904]

Caramel not Carmel! Lol

 

[sarahjirari]

hello chantelle said used 8.73 and 7.73 we both be used separate not mixed together right? do have amy pictures similar of the out come colour

 

[sarahjirari]

sorry meant say do you use them separate colours or mix them all? do have any pictures of colour?

 

[sarahjirari]

leannee can ask you mentioned 8.7 really caramel tone what kind of a tone after you colouring bleach tone would say it's like light honey warm Carmel or something else?