Wella Colour Fresh 0/89 75 millitres

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Get ready for a lot of ‘zeros’. Shinefinity glazes hair with a zero damage, zero lift, zero ammonia, zero silicone and zero drying alcohols formula that’s kind and gentle. This means you can use it on all hair types, no matter if your client’s hair is fine and fragile or coarse and dry. It’s great news for those who crave colour, but fear split ends and breakage. 2. It Features Balanced pH Technology CAUTION: THIS PRODUCT CONTAINS INGREDIENTS THAT MAY CAUSE SKIN IRRITATION ON CERTAIN INDIVIDUALS AND A PRELIMINARY TEST ACCORDING TO ACCOMPANYING DIRECTIONS SHOULD FIRST BE MADE. THIS PRODUCT MUST NOT BE USED FOR DYEING THE EYELASHES OR EYEBROWS. TO DO SO MAY CAUSE BLINDNESS. Although we would usually recommend a trained professional to use Color Fresh, we understand that in these current times, this isn’t possible. We also know the perils of box dyes and the temptation to ignore stylist advice when your roots and greys are just screaming at you. That’s why we much rather provide you with the tools and guidance to help you extend the life of hair colour whilst you #stayathome. With video conference calls at an all-time high, there probably aren’t that many hats you can get away with wearing indoors to cover those pesky roots anyway. Your client’s hair doesn’t need any more stress; what it needs is TLC. That’s why we recommend adding the WellaPlex No1 Bond Maker into your corrective formulas. You’ll already find it built into the BlondorPlex hair lightening, but it can also be added to toners to reinforce each strand’s internal bonds. Complete the process by rinsing with the WellaPlex No2 Bond Stabilizer once the colour has developed. 7. Recommend Post-Colour Care

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. Those who want every last grey hair gone should turn to a permanent formula, as it offers complete coverage that doesn’t fade away. Suggest it to clients who hope to make silver strays vanish – it covers even the stubborn strands! – and mix 1:1 with our hair developer Welloxon Perfect to increase the intensity. 3. Lightener The best temporary hair colour: The Color Fresh Mask is a conditioner and colour enhancer in one, spanning 13 show-stopping shades, from soft naturals to bold brights to delicate pastels. In 10 minutes, it refreshes your professional salon colour with a boost of sheer pigment. You can also use it to neutralize brassy hair – simply reach for the Lilac Frost or Pearl Blonde bottles. Who it’s for: Choose this type of hair colour if you’re looking for shades that are longer-lasting than a temporary colour, but lower-commitment than a permanent or demi-permanent colour. They’re perfect if you want to try a seasonal trend, like pumpkin spice hair or caramel balayage in autumn, or beachy blonde hair in the summer months. Some formulas (Color Fresh) also gently blend resistant greys if you want soft coverage. Who it’s for: Those who want an intensely vibrant colour to transform their shade, level up their highlights or balayage, or banish brassiness as part of a colour correction service. Demi-permanent hair colours are also able to sweep away your first greys, while giving you softer regrowth for a beautifully blended look. Plus, they’re perfect for adding lowlights, a root smudge or a root shadow, so you can upgrade your look with high shine and boosted dimension.Start the process by selecting a root colour. Ask your client if they want a perfect match, a soft, subtle smudge or gray coverage. Then, mix up their formula accordingly. If it’s an identical match they crave, use Wella’s depth chart to figure out what level their natural hair is, as well as the already-lightened ends. This will help you figure whether you need to lighten roots – and by how many levels – so you know which product to reach for.

Clever colour placement and the careful creation of (permanent) colour is most likely what you have grown accustom to as a salon guest. All of which you won’t be able to achieve with a box dye at home or even with Wella’s Color Fresh. So if you’re looking for a long-lasting colour, that looks professional and insta-worthy… your trips to the salon aren’t over just yet.As well as deciding on a colour product for your client’s grey coverage, consider the Wella Professionals services and techniques available. Here are our go-tos for camouflaging salt ‘n’ pepper strands... 1. Root Touch-Up 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 Is it a root shadow they want? Again, use the depth chart to determine which shade will create a gentle contrast that offers your client a born-with-it quality. Lightening is required if the shadow is lighter than the natural base. Otherwise, use demi-permanent color like Color Touch or permanent Koleston Perfect to smudge and shade the crown area. to smudge and shade the crown area.

Put simply… No. If you’re used to highlights, balayages, ombres or all over bleach blondes – there is no way you’ll be able to achieve the same level of colour at home. That’s because Color Fresh contains no peroxide, (which is why it’s safe to use at home) – so it won’t lighten hair. But steady on, that’s not to say we’re bidding farewell to brunettes either. The same salon expertise is required for all hair colours. What it is: Semi-permanent hair colours are damage-free, deposit-only shades that coat the surface of the hair, resulting in a low-commitment glow-up for every hair type. Typically, they last up to 10-20 washes, and can be used to create any colour you crave – from natural blondes, reds and brunettes to rainbow brights and pastel hair tones. Dying your hair is no easy task, which is why we wrote this guide to help you decide if Color Fresh is right for you. Thankfully, if you do choose Color Fresh, the development time ranges from only 5 – 20 minutes, so you could even apply it during your #WFH lunch break! WATER/EAU, PROPYLENE GLYCOL, COCAMIDOPROPYL BETAINE, HYDROXYETHYLCELLULOSE, PHENOXYETHANOL, PEG-40 HYDROGENATED CASTOR OIL, METHYLPARABEN, POTASSIUM PHOSPHATE, FRAGRANCE/PARFUM, POLYQUATERNIUM-16, POLYSORBATE 20,

Black and Platinum Blonde Ombre Hair

How it works: Permanent hair colours are pretty clever. The colour molecules start out completely clear, and it’s only when they interact with the pH of your hair strands that they become pigmented. This is a process called ‘oxidation’, and you might have already seen it in action. If you’ve noticed your hairdresser apply colourless formulas that transform before your eyes, they may have given you a permanent shade. As an alternative to purple shampoo, your client can also maintain ashy tones and platinum hair with a colour-depositing mask, like the Color Fresh Mask. Infused with nourishing oils and a touch of pigment, it comes in two ultra-light hair hues: Lilac Frost for a subtle violet tint, and Pearl Blonde for nixing warmth in bright, white highlights. Colour match your client to their perfect treatment, then suggest they apply it once per week to clean, damp hair. All they need to do is leave it on for 10 minutes, then rinse to reveal a refreshed tone. It works on every hair type. 3. Keep Hair Healthy With Deep Conditioning Treatments While we can’t lift the lid on every secret your stylist has up their sleeve, we’re giving you a little more insight into how the Wella hair color charts are used. We’ve carefully designed Shinefinity to maintain an optimal acidic level no lower than pH 6.5, as we know when the pH of the colour is lower, it can lead to unpredictable colour results – especially on highly porous hair. The glaze starts off mildly alkaline, so that the cuticles can swell and open slightly to let the colour in, before dropping to an acidic range that ensures zero lift and zero damage. 3. It’s Suitable for All Base Colours How it works: If you’re going for a lighter shade, a lightener is usually applied as the first step in your colour appointment. Your colourist will sweep it through hair with your technique of choice (e.g. ombre highlights, balayage, babylights), then allow it to develop with or without foils. Keep in mind that, for bigger transformations, your colourist may need to lift your hair across a number of appointments. This is done to protect your hair’s condition and ensure you reach your picture-perfect shade.