I’ve been a colorist for 19 years and have been using Wella KP since day one… The color shade range can not be beat! It takes a little while to understand and learn how to work with but I will never use anything else! I’ve NEVER had a 100 percent gray client EVER ❤that KP could not cover 100 percent! My signature color on myself is half 6/71 and half 5/71… The 7 tonal family is just stunning!❤❤❤
Then why can’t cover my greys which aren’t considered “resistant” in Wella’s case. Mine aren’t wiry . BUT I tried 66/0 with 6/77, 75% +25%. It was not too bad. I tried 6/0+6/77 but 50%+50%, it came out a little translucent. Should I try 6/0 +6/77 again but 75%+25? Also, is it true what I’ve read on forums, about NOT using intense natural (double digits) alone or with any fashion colours? They say intense natural should be mixed with other intense naturals or pure naturals which have a single zero, eg.6/0
I have used wella koleston perfect 10/3 with 40 vol peroxide! I have black roots! Do I need to use the 40 vol or would it blonde up with just the colour?
I keep reading that you can’t use intense naturals with anything but ONLY the same natural ranges, for example 66/0+6/0. Can I mix 66/0 with a fashion colour? I am 100% grey and want a brown chocolate colour
Hello, I dyed all my hair with color 5.3, because I wanted to cover gray hair, it turned out a little dark and too much red at the roots. My base color is 6. How can I dye myself to get a more natural color without a red tint?
Hi i ask u about my grey hair my roots is grey i used dark ash blond colour but not cover my grey hair plz tell me whats colour i am use that my grey hair dye ash dark blonde colour same plz tell me
i bleached my hair and it came out a level 8/7 very yellow color. will koleston 8.1 turn my hair into a light ash blonde? and tone out the yellow and some oranges in my hair?
Hi, i have an important question. I am going to use the 12/81 shade to nuance, but I have read that later you have gray hair. So I'm going to mix it with the 12/00 tone, my tone is ash blonde and traces of gray from the silver shampoo. Do you think these shades will make my hair white? And what volume do I have to use, 20 or 30 I want it icy white. Like the one from Frozen 😂🙏🏻🙏🏻 please help me
I’m new to wella and am struggling with learning all of this as it is soo much more information than any color line I’ve ever used. Is there a easy way to grasp all of this?! Would appreciate the advice!!
@@sunshine2502 I’m 4 months into using wella now and actually picked up everything pretty quick! I actually really like this color line now :) hope you soon feel the same way!
@@vanessarivera5154 Thank you for letting me know that! Gives me some hope here it it's just tough because I literally just got the hang of gold well and then I switched salons lol so I'm just so used to the lettering
@@vanessarivera5154 Hi there, I'm also new to Wella. I have Koleston Perfect 9/81. My hair is pretty damaged from previous colorist. I've used this before with 20 v but due to current damage, can I use Welloxon 6 v to tone? Also what mixing ratio should I use? 1:1 or 1:2? This should ease further damage right? Thank you
Hey, I am a level 9/10 blonde can I use the Koleston shades without Color filling or do I have to fill with a red koleston perfect shade, if yes which shade do you recommend to Color fill with for me to use shades “5/1” and “4/3” ?
I am new to wella color products. I am confused with the developers, with other brands I used to buy a kit and the color and developer come together on the needed quantity. What it means 1:1? can you talk in ml? I see a bottle of color is 60 ml, 1:1 means you need 60 ml of the developer too? would appreciate clarification on this.
No, it just means however much colour you use, use the same volume of developer. So for example if you have a 60 ml bottle of colour but only want to use half (30 ml), then use 30ml of developer with it. Equal parts of both.
If my hair is a level 9 or 10 very light blonde with yellow undertones, will Koleston 0/00 make it a icy white blonde ? ( not silver/grey) . If not what would I need to use to achieve that look ?
You’ll need to cancel out the yellow with a violet tone to get a true icy white on a level 10. A level 9 might not be light enough to achieve what you’re looking for. You could try using a mix of color touch 10/6 +10/81+ 10/0
@@vanessawanner5180 hello . I'll have to speak to my hairdresser. I was trying to do it at home but im too scared to mix up my own toner and whatnot in case I ruin my hair 😭. I do have a bottle of osmo purple shampoo on my first hairdressers recommendation. But that seems to turn hair way too silver/grey which I don't want eek
0/00 is definitely not a tool for giving you a white blonde result. Just because the swatch is pretty doesn’t mean thats what its going to do to your hair. 0/00 is a colour tool us colourists use to alter hair colour formulas in the salon to get the perfect result. It is an additive. This is why general public should NOT be allowed to buy professional hair colour online without proving you’re a professional in the industry. To get a true white you need to lighten the hair first (usually a lightener/bleach is used) and then toned to white. Even at a level 9 naturally. High lift series might work but still would not get a white result. Book in with a well respected colourist in your local area for a consultation. Do not attempt yourself. In short - 0/00 is NOT a toner.
@@liambianco4186I appreciate your input .... but you are coming off just a little bit condescending... I only asked the question. I know im not a professional and I know that the colour on the search isn't necessarily what you get . Im getting my hairdresser to do anyway, she'll do a good job im sure ! Much better then anything I could achieve
@@_year-sb6sy sorry if i came across condescending lol. Tbh im more confused as to why wella is putting this info out there to be misinterpreted by the general public. I was actually more concerned about you turning your hair bright yellow/orange if you put 0/00 lol. Goodluck to you on your journey to getting the perfect white :) :)
There is still a blue corrector in koleston perfect (0/88). 0/11 is better used in my experience for cancelling out unwanted warm tones for levels 6 - 9. It will give you a cooler result but still a soft tone not inky. Id use my 0/88 & 0/28 for my deeper shades to counteract orange/red undertones or if i am purposefully creating a green / blue result for the guest. Sidenote* 0/81 is probably my favourite special mix shade to mix into my formulas :) :)
This wont work unfortunately. Even with a 40 volume developer youd find a lot of brassy undertones would be exposed leaving you with a really golden/orange result. If you want the look of an 8/97 you would be better off using 7.1 with 0/11 booster and 9% but even that would still show some warmth. If i was looking after someone with a 6/5 base colour i would lighten the hair first with a gentle bleach cleanse and then deposit 8/97 over the too once the hair is lightened to a level 8. Just my opinion hope this gives you some insight :)
I’ve been a colorist for 19 years and have been using Wella KP since day one… The color shade range can not be beat! It takes a little while to understand and learn how to work with but I will never use anything else! I’ve NEVER had a 100 percent gray client EVER ❤that KP could not cover 100 percent! My signature color on myself is half 6/71 and half 5/71… The 7 tonal family is just stunning!❤❤❤
Then why can’t cover my greys which aren’t considered “resistant” in Wella’s case. Mine aren’t wiry . BUT I tried 66/0 with 6/77, 75% +25%. It was not too bad. I tried 6/0+6/77 but 50%+50%, it came out a little translucent. Should I try 6/0 +6/77 again but 75%+25? Also, is it true what I’ve read on forums, about NOT using intense natural (double digits) alone or with any fashion colours? They say intense natural should be mixed with other intense naturals or pure naturals which have a single zero, eg.6/0
This is exactly what I needed! I'm new to working with wella!
I have used wella koleston perfect 10/3 with 40 vol peroxide! I have black roots! Do I need to use the 40 vol or would it blonde up with just the colour?
Awesome explanation of Wella Koleston colour ranges. Thanks so much! 💗
Yes! We're so happy to hear this! 💖 Thanks, Wella
I keep reading that you can’t use intense naturals with anything but ONLY the same natural ranges, for example 66/0+6/0. Can I mix 66/0 with a fashion colour? I am 100% grey and want a brown chocolate colour
Beautiful knowledge I love wella products
I want to cancel out the orange and red. Which one should I use? Should I use the /88?
Please to mixed the color 6/34 ,i need peroxyde de 30 o de 20?
OK can't bleaching hair and use 12.81 koleston perfect
Hello, I dyed all my hair with color 5.3, because I wanted to cover gray hair, it turned out a little dark and too much red at the roots. My base color is 6. How can I dye myself to get a more natural color without a red tint?
Hi i ask u about my grey hair my roots is grey i used dark ash blond colour but not cover my grey hair plz tell me whats colour i am use that my grey hair dye ash dark blonde colour same plz tell me
i bleached my hair and it came out a level 8/7 very yellow color. will koleston 8.1 turn my hair into a light ash blonde? and tone out the yellow and some oranges in my hair?
What does wella kolestone 0/00????
I recently used Wella 6/75 with 6% ..
When I go to dye it next time can I use 4% with a 6/77 ....as I am new to using Wella thank you
How can I remove my highlights before I dye my hair again? My hair has grown out after a year and it is super long.
Hi, i have an important question. I am going to use the 12/81 shade to nuance, but I have read that later you have gray hair. So I'm going to mix it with the 12/00 tone, my tone is ash blonde and traces of gray from the silver shampoo. Do you think these shades will make my hair white? And what volume do I have to use, 20 or 30 I want it icy white. Like the one from Frozen 😂🙏🏻🙏🏻 please help me
There’s no way to answer this question. Need to know the natural level, porosity, percentage of grey, etc…, not so simple.
So can you use this as a toner?
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You can if used correctly
Love love love this!!!! Thank you!
You're welcome Maria 😍
Can be use 77/ on virgin hair for highlights
Hey! Thanks so much for reaching out, we recommend reaching out to infowellauk@cotyinc.com who will be able to help you with this 💖 Thanks, Wella
What developer do I use for 0/44?
I’m new to wella and am struggling with learning all of this as it is soo much more information than any color line I’ve ever used. Is there a easy way to grasp all of this?! Would appreciate the advice!!
We'd recommend you reach out to your local Wella Studio or contact your local Wella team to arrange a course or meeting with a Wella Educator ❤️
I hear you. I'm super confused as I'm coming from a Goldwell salon.
@@sunshine2502 I’m 4 months into using wella now and actually picked up everything pretty quick! I actually really like this color line now :) hope you soon feel the same way!
@@vanessarivera5154 Thank you for letting me know that! Gives me some hope here it it's just tough because I literally just got the hang of gold well and then I switched salons lol so I'm just so used to the lettering
@@vanessarivera5154 Hi there, I'm also new to Wella. I have Koleston Perfect 9/81. My hair is pretty damaged from previous colorist. I've used this before with 20 v but due to current damage, can I use Welloxon 6 v to tone? Also what mixing ratio should I use? 1:1 or 1:2? This should ease further damage right? Thank you
Hey, I am a level 9/10 blonde can I use the Koleston shades without Color filling or do I have to fill with a red koleston perfect shade, if yes which shade do you recommend to Color fill with for me to use shades “5/1” and “4/3” ?
Try a 5 violet of sorts to mix into your color
I am new to wella color products. I am confused with the developers, with other brands I used to buy a kit and the color and developer come together on the needed quantity. What it means 1:1? can you talk in ml? I see a bottle of color is 60 ml, 1:1 means you need 60 ml of the developer too? would appreciate clarification on this.
No, it just means however much colour you use, use the same volume of developer. So for example if you have a 60 ml bottle of colour but only want to use half (30 ml), then use 30ml of developer with it. Equal parts of both.
Yes it's as simple as that. 60ml developer = 60 ml colouring.
Hello can I use 10/16 on level 10 bleached hair to tone? Will It give a silver tone?
Yes absolutely! For silver hair l would suggest: Illumina Colour 30g 10/69 + 5g 7/81 + 70ml 1,9% ❤️ @jamiewellamcr
If my hair is a level 9 or 10 very light blonde with yellow undertones, will Koleston 0/00 make it a icy white blonde ? ( not silver/grey) . If not what would I need to use to achieve that look ?
You’ll need to cancel out the yellow with a violet tone to get a true icy white on a level 10. A level 9 might not be light enough to achieve what you’re looking for. You could try using a mix of color touch 10/6 +10/81+ 10/0
@@vanessawanner5180 hello . I'll have to speak to my hairdresser. I was trying to do it at home but im too scared to mix up my own toner and whatnot in case I ruin my hair 😭. I do have a bottle of osmo purple shampoo on my first hairdressers recommendation. But that seems to turn hair way too silver/grey which I don't want eek
0/00 is definitely not a tool for giving you a white blonde result. Just because the swatch is pretty doesn’t mean thats what its going to do to your hair. 0/00 is a colour tool us colourists use to alter hair colour formulas in the salon to get the perfect result. It is an additive. This is why general public should NOT be allowed to buy professional hair colour online without proving you’re a professional in the industry. To get a true white you need to lighten the hair first (usually a lightener/bleach is used) and then toned to white. Even at a level 9 naturally. High lift series might work but still would not get a white result.
Book in with a well respected colourist in your local area for a consultation. Do not attempt yourself. In short - 0/00 is NOT a toner.
@@liambianco4186I appreciate your input .... but you are coming off just a little bit condescending... I only asked the question. I know im not a professional and I know that the colour on the search isn't necessarily what you get . Im getting my hairdresser to do anyway, she'll do a good job im sure ! Much better then anything I could achieve
@@_year-sb6sy sorry if i came across condescending lol. Tbh im more confused as to why wella is putting this info out there to be misinterpreted by the general public. I was actually more concerned about you turning your hair bright yellow/orange if you put 0/00 lol. Goodluck to you on your journey to getting the perfect white :) :)
Is Wella Koleston Perfect 8/0 and 88/0 the same shade? if Not, what is the difference.
88/0 has more pigment than an 8/0 resulting in a more opaque/darker look for grey coverage. 88/0 could be similar to a 7/0, for example.
The shade & the tone
I like my hair 12/1 . Ash blond , but my roots are yellowish , how can I remove this yellow from my roots?
Hey! Thanks so much for reaching out, we recommend reaching out to infowelluk@cotyin.com who will be able to help you with this 💖 Thanks, Wella
Hello, if we combine the color number 8.00 with 6.1, what color will we get?
7/01 will be the result, depending on the peroxide you use, and the natural base colour of the hair you apply it to.
Thanks 😊
How can we use /11 ? Does it replacing blue corrector ?
There is still a blue corrector in koleston perfect (0/88). 0/11 is better used in my experience for cancelling out unwanted warm tones for levels 6 - 9. It will give you a cooler result but still a soft tone not inky. Id use my 0/88 & 0/28 for my deeper shades to counteract orange/red undertones or if i am purposefully creating a green / blue result for the guest.
Sidenote* 0/81 is probably my favourite special mix shade to mix into my formulas :) :)
@@liambianco4186 is not possible to use 0/88 with Special blonde 12/11 in dark hair, right?
@@boloniasunday yeah you can definitely do that :) but it will give you a deeper result. Is it a regrowth application or highlights?
Thanks for the info !
If I mix wella koleston perfect me rich naturals in color 8/97 and mix it 1:1 with 12%developer on hair level 6 and 5, can I get the color of 8/97
This wont work unfortunately. Even with a 40 volume developer youd find a lot of brassy undertones would be exposed leaving you with a really golden/orange result. If you want the look of an 8/97 you would be better off using 7.1 with 0/11 booster and 9% but even that would still show some warmth. If i was looking after someone with a 6/5 base colour i would lighten the hair first with a gentle bleach cleanse and then deposit 8/97 over the too once the hair is lightened to a level 8. Just my opinion hope this gives you some insight :)
How can I replace 0/81 corrector? I see in this palette 0/88 and 0/11.
So is this PPD & PTD free? X
Yes!
@@kms1062 can i use this then? as i have a severe allergy to permanent hair dye due to PPD & PTD.
All I can say is that it’s ppd, and ptd free.
Litterally nothing of what I needed to know :(
Hey 💕 What else do you need to know? We're happy to help ✨
Thanks
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