WELLA. KOLESTON PERFECT - Shades 6/7 + 66/0 root coverage for brunette hair
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- Welcome to Hairupideas channel. In this video we can see the results using Wella Koleston Perfect Me permanent hair colour 66/0 + 6/7 to cover white/grey hair #wellalife
After a full consultation with the client we assess the hair distribution and % of white hair compared to natural hair colour.This communication with the client makes it easier to decide on product and application technique. It also ensures that the clients expectations can be achieved and we obtain the required result on this lockdown 4 month hair regrowth application.
We hope we will make the process of applying root colour easier and break down the technique we used for this particular client.
The result from this colour service was grey/white hair blended into existing colour seamlessly. #haircolourtutorial
Formula - 25g 6/7 + 15g 66/0 add 50g welloxon 6% developer. Development time 45 minutes #wellaeducation
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Love your video probably the most helpful video i have come across on TH-cam. Love how you show step by step. I just wanted your help my natural hair colour is dark brown, current hair colour is auburn lots of brassiness. I have grey hair at Roots. I really like ash brown mush brown colour. What koleston shade can I use to achieve this without bleaching hair. Thank you ❤️❤️
Thank you for the video. Looks great. How many weeks upto this lovely coverage can this last ? Fed up of having my greys 😔
It’s permanent colour. So depending on how fast your hair grows and your % of grey, you will need to redo roots around every 4 -6 weeks
Thanks for the video :) Do you know if it is still ok to use the intensive shades like 66/0 when not covering gray hair. I have a 55/0 Koleston perfect but don't need gray coverage. Not sure if I should use it or not.
The double ranges are specifically for grey/white hair. Well resistant white. What’s your starting point ? Are you darkening naturally light hair ?
@@hairupideas I have natural dark blonde and have used 5/0 and 5/1 to get light brown hair. I got a tube of the intensive 55/0 thinking it might just last through more washings but didn't know it was more for grey/ white hair. Maybe I shouldn't try it. Thank you for your response.
@@avonleagirl2925 Yes it will be more intense and I would say it may appear darker. You could always jiggle you existing colour. Extra development or possible using a colour touch on mid lengths and ends for a refresh. Good luck with your formula xx
Thank you for making a video, love❤ from Pakistan 🇵🇰
Thanks for watching 😊
Hi , I have natural dark brown hair I used 6/73 the last time and I’m finding it too dark. Would you recommend 66/0 all over to lighten it a bit more . If not this what other number can you recommend please. I do have grey hair too 🙈 thanks in advance
66/0 will not lighten the hair. 66/0 or any xx/0x range is for more resistant greys. hips need a lighter shade if you finding 6/73 too dark. If you want to lighter then mix your original colour 6/73 with 7/73 and slowly adjust the proportions of colour on each root service to eventually you are just using 7/73. That’s if you like the shades your choice gives you. This way you won’t get a hot root or a demarcation line. It should seamlessly blend. Let me know your thoughts
What percentage developer shall I use with 6/07 to go from a brunette with a full head of blonde highlights to just brunette?
Without seeing your hair and holding it in my hands I couldn’t say what percentage. My thoughts are you will need a couple of applications of colour. A fill in colour first to add tone and warmth back into the hair and then another application to add the depth of brunette shade you require. What’s your thoughts on the process ?
Hello, wondered if you or someone could answer my question, I’m due to start up on my own in the next couple of months and considering moving my colours to Wella - I’ve always used Matrix. A couple of people have told me Koleston can come up slightly green?🙁 have you or anyone ever come across this? Thanks
No I've never had any green issues.What colours have they said look green ? Never used Matrix and have only used mainly Wella for all my career. Thanks for watching our video.
@@hairupideas 1-4 apparently more green based and then 5 - 10 more violet? I found it confusing too lol
@@eml_x4349 I’ve used Wella in the Uk for over 20 years and never gone green. I would say all the colours I stock are more gold than any other tone. Good luck with your choice it can be so overwhelming changing brands 💛
@@hairupideas thank you, and for your help xx
The colour at the ends are beautiful, which colour do you use for the ends? :)
I wish I could take credit but it’s just where the colour has faded. I really liked it so I decided to leave it and not cover it up. I did blend colour down slightly from roots to mid lengths in some areas. Hope that helps. Thank you for watching 😃
Hello! I need help! My balayage went too light and since i have dark roots and olive skin doesnt suit me at all. I Want to go darker but everything i try doesnt work! My hair turn to weird colors. I would love a dark sand blonde/tobacco blonde / dirty blonde (something like j lo) what can i use? I’m desperate
What colours have you put in before to tone the lighted hair ?
@@hairupideas most of my hair are currently a lblonde (yellowish/ gold) i tried Toning just small bits. I Tried wella color touch 6/7 (dark sand blonde) and a darker one ( 7/53) cos i was desperate! But came out a reddish/ violet light brown, can’t really explain! Im willing to go darker and let it fade (usually comes out a very natural color).
@@adrianasid7576 Those colour choices are too warm. Stay away from those shades and go for some base colour 6/0 and 6/1 mixed together. You need ash to tone the yellow/gold. Be careful with your developer. 1.9% .only on prewashed hair. Warning ! This is only my opinion and other hairdressers may not agree. Without you in my chair with your hair in my hands it’s hard for me to judge.
@@hairupideas using ash colors, they wont turn grey right? Developer 10 volume its ok? Thank you so much for your Help 🙏
@@adrianasid7576 if you go as dark as a 6 base it can’t go grey. If you use 10 vol do it on freshly washed hair
Hello 🌸 my natural colour is 6-7. I only have a white hair lock. Last time i used 6.0 and 7.0 herbal dye with no ammonia with 20 volume developer. I'm not 100% satisfied with the coverage, the hair lock is covered but seems like a highlight among other hair. (Maybe that is how supposed to be with white hair?) I was wondering, next time should i try something different like 77.0 or 7.00 or other combination? Thank you in advance 🌸💙
How king did you leave it to develop? as this area of white hair or resistant you may need to adjust formula.
@@hairupideas i left the hair dye for 40 minutes 🌸
I would try 45-50 with heat( if not in the salon then a covering over the head) Plus full saturation needed in this area. You could always drop the colour just in this area to a 3/4 6/0 + 1/4 7/0.
@@hairupideas thank you so much! 🌸💖
Update me on how it goes. It all helps the hair community 💜
what was the model hair base colour level plz and % of grey hair
Base 6 and grey/white 50% at the back and more 75% near the front. 100% at the hairline.
Hello loved ur video. Need a help if i wanna use 4/4 and 66/0 with 6% 20vol developer so what ratio should i use?
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
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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
hi, I have dark brown hair and only need to cover my greys (roots), I have purchased 4/0 & 4/77 with 6% developer. Can I use 15ml of each shade plus 30ml of the developer?
Thanks
Yes equal parts colour to developer. 30mins minimum for development time and full saturation needed for grey coverage
@@hairupideasthank you, will the colour using half of 4/0 & 4/77 come out the same as my natural colour (dark brown)not red or something!!
@@simranmultani9792 I cannot say if it will match your natural colour without having you in my chair with your hair in my hands. Each head of hair is so individual.
You could always use just 4/0 for a more natural dark brown without warmth. Maybe start with this colour as it’s a natural tone unless you already have colour on your hair
@@hairupideas I already have colour on my hair and do want a more warm look now but cover greys at the same time
thanks
Wella confuses me cos I read different rules! I’m using 66/0 with 6/3 and I read you shouldn’t mix the intense range with other colour because it “dilutes” the base colour therefore won’t cover the grey completely. Then a guy in the Wella video on TH-cam said the /00 is only for cool colours which is a lie. What is your opinion. I have 100% grey, is it correct to use 1/2 of 66/0 with 1/2 of 6/3, or should I choose a cool colour like that guy said in the video. I want warmth! Also, is it true the /00 is too flat /Matt if used alone?
You may be reading old literature on Koleston Perfect. They changed the education on it over the last few years. /00 in my opinion is used for resistant hair white hair and it’s advised to add another colour to it for dimension and tone. Have a look at video below for info. As for ratio always starting with equal parts is a great starting point then you can alter either way depending on desired effect as in if you want a more golden look.
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@@hairupideas I’ve watched that video. Could you please explain your description here on this video? Why less 66/0 colour? It’s not 50/50
Formula - 25g 6/7 + 15g 66/0 add 50g welloxon 6% developer. Development time 45 minutes #wellaeducation
@@Wowwwzaaa you will find all the up to date information you need on that channel. Like I said previously I tweak my formulas either way of the measurements. This enables me to achieve a bespoke colouring service for my client. Maybe look at doing a Wella refresher course to help you understand the range and its possibilities. I use their channel all the as a reference. As I use lots of their different colouring ranges.
@@hairupideas I’m tired of tweaking lol…I just stopped using the brand Fascinelle because I tweaked and tweaked and still the roots were translucent. I’ve just got BACK onto Wella now after years of using other brands. But I’ll try it with Wella. What made you put less of 66/0 though? I’m just curious
@@Wowwwzaaa years of doing this clients hair and knowing how her hair reacts. She has fine hair but resistant white in some areas. I take care not to over lap the colour and never take through to ends. I would use colour touch to refresh the ends. Hot roots are not a good look. You need to make sure the old colour isn’t intensifying every time you apply resulting In mid lengths and ends getting darker and roots looking lighter. Go with equal parts and ensure exact measurements with developer 1:1. Always use wellon and drop to 4% developer. Development time 30-45 mins.
Hi!Can you confirm me please the scales?!30 gr +30 gr+ 40 gr ox 6%?
In the description there is a full list on the formula. Sorry the video doesn’t show it fully
25g + 15g colour. Then 50g of 6% Welloxon 6%
25 gr 6/7 and 15 gr 66/0?
@@vioricaghivnici4305 yes that correct 👍🏻good luck with the formula. Let us know how it goes
Thank you so much!!To be fair I am little confuse because in your video I saw 30 gr plus 20 gr and 50 gr ox 6% so?!Wich one is the most correct formula?!Please,help me!!xx
@@vioricaghivnici4305 yes totally a mistake on my video. I edited the wrong formula on the video. I was filming two customers with similar colours. Both were in the salon at the same time. I used formula in the full description attached to this video below. Thanks for your patience 💙
Can you please tell me from where I get these products
Are you a hairdresser? Then your normal salon supplies will stock these products. Dependant on what country you live in.
@@hairupideas I live in India, but wella professional don't deliver their products here
Solo dos tonos usaste
Sí, usé dos tonos mezclados.
Hi can we just use 55/0 with developer to cover grey and will the ratio be 1:1 😢
Is the starting point if the natural colour 5 then yes 55/0 is good for resistant white/grey hair. Add a touch of another colour tone 5/1 or 5/18 to help with coverage/dimension and tone. All the double base ranges are for resistant hair. (55/0,66/0,77/0 etc) So you may want to consider 5/0 . Mix equal parts colour to developer 1:1
@@hairupideas I have premature grey hair tried coloring at salon no point. So I'm gonna spot treat it ,my hair is light brown currently that's why I wanna do 55/0 . Please correct me if I'm wrong
You could try a section in the back of your hair well hidden underneath any partings. This way you can test coverage and how well the colour matches to your natural. Remember to measure 1:1 ratio colour to Welloxon developer. 4% or 6% for grey/white coverage. Development time 45 mins
@@hairupideas thank you so much for being so kind and taking time to explain me ♥️💗
@@hairupideaswhat is a touch? 1/4? Or is it half of each …depending on the grey % amount? I have 100% grey…why only cool colours can be added?
I just realised this was your formula Formula - 25g 6/7 + 15g 66/0 add 50g welloxon 6% developer. Development time 45 minutes
Only 15g of 66/0 and MORE of the 6/7? Isn’t it supposed to have it the other way around?
Btw I watched your video carefully, you put 30g of 6/7, 20g of 66/0