oh ok, fair enough. The shampoo definitely helps, but i find the 'real' toner they use at the salon has a better and longer lasting effect. patented Microlight technology protects the cuticles, and allows light through creating incredible light reflection and unbeatable hair protection Since launching, ILLUMINA COLOR has become a global beauty phenomenon setting a new benchmark for naturalness in hair color with incredible light reflection and incredible hair protection while providing irresistible hair quality.

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 WelloxonPerfect 9%; 1 level of lift/coverage of grey/white same depth or darker - 1 part Koleston Perfect, 1 part Wel

3. How to Mix Blonde Hair Colour

We use Australia Post exclusively, a signature will be required on delivery unless otherwise requested. The second pic is one that I've just found - but googling Wella 10/6 does not bring up the colour that my hair has gone! Wella Illumina Colour Range has a stunning range of 31 Colours which can mixed together meaning stylists and colourists can create range of infinite possibilities of colours. ILLUMINA COLOR is a permanent color which can lighten, darken & enhance natural hair color giving it a sheer natural looking result. As for ratios, we recommend mixing the colour 1:1. For example, you might try 30g Koleston Perfect or Illumina color + 30g Welloxon Perfect Developer.

But, how do you know what shade of blonde toner to use? Start by looking at the underlying pigment the lightener has exposed. If the hair hasn’t yet been lightened, preempt the tone that might appear as a result of lifting.I had my hair bleached yesterday - hairdresser used Wella 10/6 (and maybe 10/81) but I feel it's too yellow. I feel like the lovechild of Draco Malfoy and the real Slim Shady. Yes, you need purple - you could try a silver shampoo (eg. Bleach London - they do a Pearlescent one that is nice now as well) or if you want something that will last a bit longer the Loreal dialight toners/semi permanent dyes are really good. Have a look online to research but 9.02 is quite good, I have used it before. First, consider the hair’s natural starting point. This is the foundation of your blonde creation, and it has a big impact on the formulas you use when you lighten and tone. Start with a consultation, where you can ask your client about their hair history. Here, you’ll want to cover four key questions that give you a clear idea of the hair you’re working with: