Wella koleston me+ 60 ml, color 8/43

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Perfect results every time. Upgrade to the Wahl 5 Star Gold Cordless Detailer Li, now with 20% OFF! You’ve got the full lowdown on the Lightening Curve and the Color Circle. Now, let’s look at how they correlate with a numbering system to create a hair color formula. Wella has its own universal numbering system, which means it’s the same across all color products, whether hair is being treated to the pure permanent pigment of Koleston Perfect, or our kind-to-hair demi-permanent, Color Touch.

You’ve got the full lowdown on the Lightening Curve and the Colour Circle. Now, let’s look at how they correlate with a numbering system to create a hair colour formula. Wella has its own universal numbering system, which means it’s the same across all colour products, whether hair is being treated to the pure permanent pigment of Koleston Perfect, or our kind-to-hair demi-permanent, Color Touch.Less hair damage colour after colour and helps neutralise free radicals in hair during colour formation (Versus previous Koleston Perfect). Features and Benefits 2 Combine Koleston Perfect hair colour with Welloxon Perfect for outstanding, high-density results. Simple 1:1 mixing ratio. For example: 60 ml Koleston Perfect + 60 ml Welloxon Perfect. Mixing ratio:3 levels of lift: 1 part Koleston Perfect, 1 part Welloxon Perfect 12%2 levels of lift: 1 part Koleston Perfect, 1 part Welloxon Perfect 9%1 level of lift/coverage of grey/white same depth or darker: 1 part Koleston Perfect, 1 part Welloxon Perfect 6%Apply the hair colouring mixture immediately, from roots to ends.

There are various tools colorists might use to find the perfect blend for every client, with the most common being a color chart or a book of hair swatches. These are helpful in the consultation stage, (combined with knowledge of the hair’s starting point) but now there’s also a digital tool that can help colorists match you to your ideal shade. So, if you're wondering 'what color should I dye my hair?' or 'how do I know what color suits me?' you can find out with our color chart guide. Consider this your chance to demystify the salon experience, and your opportunity to 'try on' a hair color before you fully commit. Colorists, read on to brush up on the skills you’ve already expertly honed. Easier mixing: The redesigned colour crème is significantly easier and faster to mix, easier to rinse. A nourishing collection of 12 ammonia-free toners. Formulated with Argan Oil and Vitamin E to care as they colour the hair. Koleston Perfect is always mixed with Welloxon Perfect to achieve outstanding colour results. After Treatment: using PH optimizes care products will enable better colour retention. The perfect partners for Koleston Perfect is INVIGO brilliant shampoo and INVIGO Post colour treatment. Warnings

4. The Numbering System

Wella Koleston Perfect ME+ is the only oxidative permanent hair dye molecule to replace PTD and PPD that reduces the risk of developing a new allergy to hair colour while delivering uncompromised colour performance.

Dermatologically tested* *dermatologically tested for skin irritation – an allergic reaction may still occur – always perform an Allergy Alert TestIf you spend more time sitting in the salon chair than you do coiffing hair behind it, you might think your colorist simply glances at a color chart before choosing your next ultra-flattering shade. However, there’s a lot of knowledge behind every formula they mix, even if they make each decision, suggestion and technique look utterly effortless. There are various tools colourists might use to find the perfect blend for every client, with the most common being a colour chart or a book of hair swatches. These are helpful in the consultation stage, (combined with knowledge of the hair’s starting point) but now there’s also a digital tool that can help colourists match you to your ideal shade. Now, you know what ‘color chosen’ means – it’s the desired hair hue – while the ‘starting point’ is a combination of the hair history and the underlying pigment. Let’s break each of them down… Hair History