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I’m naturally blonde and have a few hilights in the top every 4-6 months

Need to have a bit more info. Starting point and end result expectations ?

@@hairupideas I mean does this work on level 4 without bleaching root touch up ?

No. To get this much lift you need to use bleach on a level 4

I don’t wash it in shower. I put an old towel and clip it up for how ever long needed. I then rinse shampoo off over bath and apply conditioner/mask and then rinse in shower

20g each colour and then 40g developer 1:1 ratio

2-3 washes it’s just a conditioning mask with colour stain

I did it all in one go 🤎 Formula - 40ml 9/1 (equal parts) add 40ml welloxon 6% developer Alternate foils scattered throughout the whole head Foil 1- 30ml 7/0 (equal parts) add 30ml 6% welloxon developer. Foil 2 - Wella Blondor powder with 4% developer Development time 40 minutes

1:1 Ratio For example 30g colour + 30g of Welloxon 6% So if you want to use two different colours the ratio would be 15g colour +15g colour + 30 developer (adjust colour amounts depending on shade and tone required)

@@hairupideas ok tysm i want a little darker tone so i think 20gm 4/4 and 10gm 66/0 would be fine with 30gm developer

We don’t have 4/4 in the Uk but your choice will definitely be darker than the colours I’ve used.

Brunette 🤎 Grey root coverage with Wella 🤎 Koleston & Shinefinity Color glaze th-cam.com/users/shortssFKEX1OCcqE?feature=share Have a little look at this video showing the result either the 5 range

@@hairupideas thanks yes i want darker shade so i am thinking to use 4/4 more. So thank u for ur help

Thank you for your comment it really keeps us motivated. I would say the client is level 7 at the darkest areas in the nape of her neck with 60% white hair and front and top section 90% white. As she has so much white the blend really works well. The darker areas cover with a more gold result and a harsher line when growing out. But the top section grows out more natural. Thanks for watching 🖤

@@hairupideas thank you! 💕

Yep platinum grey is what the client wanted

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Yes equal amounts of colour and then 1:1 ratio with developer

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All depends on starting point. Are you toning pre lightened hair and what level? Full head or lights ?

@@hairupideas Full head prelightened hair level 8/9

I would look at shades 06/73, 09/73 and 05/37 all of these can be intermixable and you can always add 0/00 to make lighter or soften the colour

@@hairupideas Wouldn't 06/73 and 05/37 be very dark? Or would it be a case of mixing just 5g grams of that in with the 09/73? Would I need something with violet as well to cancel out the yellow?

I suggested 0/00 to make the colours lighter. It’s your choice on what shade you prefer and how light/dark you want your caramel. We all interpret colour so differently. 06/73 and 09/73 would be a good mix but that’s my take on what I like my caramels to look like.

Ok maybe switch out the 9/1 as it’s ash. Formulas that would be warmer 9/0 + 9/7 equal parts and 1:1 ratio with 4% developer 45 mins natural development time. 9/0 + 8/7 if you want it a little darker If you want to be lots warmer a few more options below 9/0 + 9/3 9/0 + 9/73 99/0 + 9/7 9/0 + 9/17 Those a some of my favourite mixtures.Just an extra thought if you don’t add lighter and darker tones to your hair then it will just look one flat colour. So maybe think about adding some darker section level 7 and lighter level 10. This will add dimension and texture to a flat colour. Add a few foils to see the results Hope that helps. 💜

@@hairupideas Not only your art, but you are also very beautiful..thank you very much for the information you provided 🙏 I will definitely try, I hope I will succeed.love ❤️ 🌼🌸🌺

Thank you for watching and glad your mum loves the video

@@hairupideas You are welcome :)

No 1:1 ratio. Equal parts colour to developer

Equal parts of each colour and mixed with 1:1 with shinefinity developer. On this particular Leon’s it lasts 6-8 washes

@@hairupideas 💗💗

This isn’t bleach or special blonde. It’s Koleston perfect. The lightest 10 range and I’m not lightening I’m blending and covering white/grey hair at the root with a low developer. No toner applied to this client.

I wouldn’t use this combo or product as it will shift your roots depending on level. I’m an 8 so therefore it blends to my hair. I would opt for shinefininty as it’s a no lift glaze. Match your colour to as close to your natural colour at the root.

Sorry no toner will send the hi-lights white. Your lighter needed to be left on longer to get you to a lighter level 10. Maybe you could ask your stylist to redo them especially if it’s white you asked for in the hair consultation. Hope that helps 😘

Yes, my hair was actually done by a hairdresser but she didn't achieve the result I wanted so I want to correct it myself. Thank you for your suggestion and very quick reply 🥰

Yes, we recommend using Pulp Riot 6 or 10 Volume Developer. Never used Illumina so I can’t compare

Cooler choices would be 66/02 mixed with 5/2 or 5/18. 1:1 ratio. Welloxon developer 4% (45 mins development) I would always opt for colour touch or shinefinity to refresh ends Note that application of roots yourself even if you are a professional results in banding due to overlapping. Application plays a big part in the overall result. I speak from experience of doing my own 😩 Hope that helps

@@hairupideas amateur application will never match that of professionals, I just need to learn how to make it good enough without damaging the hair when I cannot afford to go in. Thank you so much for your input, I appreciate it

Only wanted a subtle refresh after shampooing. This video wasn’t made to show coverage of grey hair. Just how we do added services and intermix these colour conditioning masks. We use them instead of conditioner. Thank you for your advice. If we do a colour infill with them we always use on dry hair ☺️

I’ve used this product in salon and on my own hair for years and no evidence of hair loss. Have you had this happen to you or experienced it with your clients I would like to know more.

What colour is your hair before you use it ? Share the results we all have so much to learn by sharing ideas

Yes I would say it would appear darker and more intense. You could always use 99/0 + 88/0 + 9/1 and drop to 4% Another option would be 99/0 + 8/1. If your hair is resistant the double bases are a great choice. Thank you for the support it really helps motivate us

Options to consider! Thank you for your kind reply.

@janetdinsdale3847 Anytime 😉 Aslo just have a look at 88/02 for a cooler look

Thanks for watching 😊

Ok I would not use 6/00 or 6/71 as these have warm tones. Instead use 6/0 and 6/1 equal parts mixed with Welloxon 1:1 ratio 45 minutes developement. Finish with colour touch 7/1 through mid lengths and ends to cool the warmth from previous colour

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Are you a hair colourist ?

I’ve never used illumina but these are the guidelines I would follow if toning. ILLUMINA COLOUR mixing ratio of 1:1 (1 part ILLUMINA Colour, 1 part Welloxon Perfect Pastel) If you want slightly more coverage but then I would use 4% Welloxon developer. Hope that helps 🩶 I really need to explore Wella illumina much more

@@hairupideasai am totally self taught colouring grey roots at home - I tried several other colours, including Koleston, and much prefer Illumina - its blue violet based and works best for my naturally 7/8 base that pulls orangey. I mix 10/69 with a bit of 8.38 and a tiny dash of 7.81 for a neutral 9 on my base colour and it works well

@ArcturusAndromeda I will note down this formula. It’s great we can all learn from each other. Watch this space for illumina videos 😉

Equal parts of each colour ratio 1:1 with Welloxon developer

@@hairupideas How many grams of each color please?

I can’t say as I don’t know the amount of root colour you are doing ? It can very on 4 week to 8 week growth. Just mix and amount with the above a ratio and then you can always mix more if needed. I always start with 40g for a root touch up. 20g of each colour and 40 g of developer. Please be aware this is root touch up service not a full head colour

@@hairupideas Thank you !!!

Let us know how you get on with your choice of colour. We can all learn from each others knowledge 😍

Hi without the client in my chair I can’t say what colour would be best for you to use. 99/0 is for resistant hair so maybe assess if this colour is suitable. A possible soloition to eliminating yellow tones is to do some baby lights on darker areas to lift to a level 9/10. Then you can do root colour of choice and after tone with strawberry blonde. Take a look at Wella shinefinity 🍑

In this video it’s 9/0 + 9/1. Where client is darker at the back it does throw up warmer tones

Subtle effect just what client wanted

This won’t blend a level 6 as your base is to dark. This client was a level 8 so therefore the colour touch I chose was as close to nautral as possible. You will get a shift in base at your darker back section if you use this formula .

Hi, I did this today and it covered really well, with no warmth that I can see. I changed the above slightly. I used colour touch 9/86 20g, 8/81 20g and 9/01 50g to 40g 6 vol developer and 140g 13 vol developer (slightly more colour than developer, ratio normally 1:2). Applied to dry hair with plastic cap over for 30 mins. As I say I have a large amount of grey now and was full head bleaching previously. So I applied to the roots only and it has blended really well with the previously bleached hair. The white bits are really quite light while my remaining natural is a darker looking blonde, but this looks quite natural. So glad you posted this video as I have been looking for an alternative to bleach (because of breakage) for a while and I knew as I had alot of grey if I could cover/ blend it with blonde it would be alot less harsh on my hair. My thinking was that bleach strips the pigment from hair and the white hair in the grey has also lost its pigment, so a toner should work the same for both scenarios (it is just having some natural still that complicates things slightly). BTW my natural might have been more of a 7 than a level 6, hard to know as I am so grey now and have been bleaching it for so many years! Thank you again 😊

@@cf2753 great news 🏆 sounds like you have found a great combination of colour. I will definitely note that formula down and possibly try it on my own hair. I am similar to you I’ve been having bleach hilights for years and now have 50% white hair predominately at the front. I’m a base 8. I probably colour touch every 3 times and then do a set of really fine highlights and tone on 4th session. Love that we can all learn from each other 💯🌟

Yes defo!! that is my plan touch up the roots then add some slices of blonde to the hair every so often to brighten things up (mainly around the face). I will see how using the demi fades, if it fades too quickly I may decide to go permanent and use Wella Koleston in a level 9. I feel there are lots of people out there with salt and pepper hair and don't want to go darker but use their salt as natural highlights but there doesn't seem much content on TH-cam out there (except yours which is amazing). Grey blending seems to be a big thing at the moment on Instagram (from what I have seen mainly using bleach for babylights) but some hairdressers are over complicating it and charging lots in the process. For me if I can cover/blend grey with colour rather than bleach, this is so much more preferred. As you say by sharing different formulas is a great way of finding something that works. BTW just a thought, I am not sure if you have considered this but I think if you put "grey blending" or for your other permanent colour videos "grey coverage" in the title, I am sure this would help more people find your great content easier. IIt would fab if something as seen as abit of an annoyance to some (salt and pepper hair) could be the foundation for creating amazing hair 😊

@cf2753 Thank you for such kind words and totally motivating 😀 I film lots of hair videos but most don’t make the channel as that just don’t translate on to film very well as relents are so subtle. Like you say salt pepper blending and grey blending are definitely on people minds a lot more. I will definitely start using these on my videos 💯 thank you so much for your support.

No I didn’t bleach or lighten. The hair has been previously coloured using 8/ range but client didn’t like the harsh regrowth line. Therefore we opted for a lighter colour to blend white hair. This resulted in a softer look at the roots in between salon visits.

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