Wella Koleston 9/1 root application with Wella Koleston 7/1 freehand lowlights on short hair

In this video we are using Wella Koleston in shade 9/1 for root coverage and Wella Koleston 7/1 for free hand lowlights.
Lowlights technique add depth and dimension. Because they emulate the different tones that naturally occur in our hair, they're perfect for breaking up block colours and making blonde hair look more natural. They're also a really great way to test out a darker hue without committing to it all over
Please leave any questions in the comments we would love to hear your favourite colours and techniques.
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[@BITTYBOY121]

I love the music ! and My mum loves the tutorial !

[@hairupideas]

Thank you for watching and glad your mum loves the video

[@BITTYBOY121]

@@hairupideas You are welcome :)

[@tatisiskin8225]

So nice !

[@hairupideas]

Thank you for your kind words and for watching this video

[@aribella6913]

Love it

[@hairupideas]

Thank you for watching 💚

[@anapaul1644]

Could roots be done with a root smudge instead using colour fresh ??

[@hairupideas]

Yes you could but you wouldn’t get much coverage. My client likes full coverage on her white roots so opted for Koleston. Thanks for watching 😉

[@chantalteri4692]

could it be 7/1 on the roots and 9/1 for highlights ?

[@hairupideas]

You will not get the same effect. I’m covering white hair with 9/1 and then adding a dark tone with 7/1

[@chantalteri4692]

@@hairupideas i understand in this case and it is very nice
i have grey hair and i want to add deepness to my roots and stay blond on the rest , never mind the work every month..... it would be youthfull for me thanks for the answer anyway love from France

[@hairupideas]

@@chantalteri4692 best wishes from the uk. Let me know the results of the wella formula you use. Love to share and learn from others. Thanks for watching