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I would be interested to know the difference between wella Curl it Perm and Wella Wave it, used both on normal hair (so used Intense) and didnt notice much difference. I am curious as I obviously want to pick the best product for the correct hair type. Please advise
Can anyone tell me the difference between Wella Curl it and Wella Wave it, used them both but dont see much difference on Intense(normal hair) . . . been using Dulcia tonica for a while but as I use wella everything else thought I would swap . . . . please advise if anyone knows . . thanks
Is it just me or Does anyone else. Think wella doesn't cover 100% white/grey hairs??
NikkiClifford
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Just you then
Lol maybe it is then but i saw someone saying the same thing on here just can't find the post ;p
Lamaur man
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It just depends on the hair really. Some people have very resistant hair. x
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KayaPapaya
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Hi,my natural hair is mid brown with red tones in it ,can you suggest me some wella shades to get blonde ,sun kissed hair? I dont want white,or too orange ,if that make sense? Thanks
We can't recommend non-pros on here I afraid.
Go see a hairdresser or your nearest teaching college!
Bluerinse
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Just something????? i dont want go to hairdresser its costs too much ,i cant aford.
Go to a college or don't have it done
Sharpster
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Just something????? i dont want go to hairdresser its costs too much ,i cant aford.
Go to your local hairdressing college, it is much cheaper than a normal hair salon and the students are supervised so you still get really good results. Much safer than trying something yourself if you have no hairdressing training and you will be helping out the students by giving them a real person to practise on xx
Hi there im just wondering do you actually work for Wella ?
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Bluerinse
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Hi there im just wondering do you actually work for Wella ?
Can't do as most the info they have wasn't helpful! X
Tbh i didnt think they did , saying your a hard core Wella fan doesnt make you an educator. Im hardcore Wella fan, im knowledgeable but im no Educator ;-) xx
Bluerinse
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hahaha i just choked on my tea then ;-) xxLike me saying I'm a hardcore drinker!! But I'm no alcoholic!
Rachul123
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Heey wella lovers..
New client who's been gradually lifting light with foils.
Wants an all over natural blonde. In your experience do wella special blondes lift well enough on their own or do you normally use a toner after?
I was thinking 12/89 then maybe toning it down to a 9 or 10 with pastel. 10/38 maybe? Any suggestions would be great xx
New client who's been gradually lifting light with foils.
Wants an all over natural blonde. In your experience do wella special blondes lift well enough on their own or do you normally use a toner after?
I was thinking 12/89 then maybe toning it down to a 9 or 10 with pastel. 10/38 maybe? Any suggestions would be great
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Hey rachul123, I don't usualy use a toner after using the hilifts, unless they lift to light? Altho my fave toner for a nice creamy cclean blonde has to b 9/16 mixed with pastel-highly reccomended! (Only need to leave for 5-10 mins, once u see a slightpink tone its time to rinse!) Hope this helps!xHeey wella lovers..
New client who's been gradually lifting light with foils.
Wants an all over natural blonde. In your experience do wella special blondes lift well enough on their own or do you normally use a toner after?
I was thinking 12/89 then maybe toning it down to a 9 or 10 with pastel. 10/38 maybe? Any suggestions would be great
