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• Sari

  1 week

  Help :)

  My hair is about 8 shades dark, but I have red pigment in my own hair that often pushes through the dye, would there be a Wella shade that could tone down the redness to a sandier shade from dark blonde hair?

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  • Veronica

    Customer service at Lyko

    1 week

    Hi Sari! Thank you for your question! 💕 The shade Light Blonde Pearl Ash Silver 8/81 could work well to neutralize the red pigment. It’s this shade: lyko.com/fi/wella-professionals/wella-color-fresh-881-light-blonde-pearl-ash-silver?fromsearch=1330-317-0014 The product's processing time is 3–10 min, but you can achieve a stronger result by letting the product sit for 20 min. 😊 Have a lovely day! ✨

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• Marie-Louise

  1 month

  Tone down gold

  Hi. I am an unbleached natural 10a with a lot of gold and want to tone down the yellow. Is it best to go with 0.6 or 0.89? - I don't want it to turn green but also not become lilac gray.

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  • Evelina

    Customer service at Lyko

    1 month

    Hello Marie-Louise 🥰 It sounds like 0/6 would suit you best 🤍 All the best!

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• Helena

  3 months

  Green Shades

  Hi, I just dyed my hair a browner color and came from having blonde hair. I now have green shades at the ends where my hair was most blonde. What color should I choose this product in?

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  • Isabella

    2 months

    I recommend something with a hint of red. Red and green cancel each other, so you will end up with a more neutral tone. Green tones are common when making light hair darker. Try to figure out your hair level (number between 1-10 where 1=black, 10=white) and then if your hair is for example level 6, look for a level 6 toner with some red in it.

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• Emma

  3 months

  What is the difference?

  Hi, what is the difference between Dark blonde brown and dark blonde? :) Which one is lighter and which one is darker? Are they warm or cool tones? :)

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  • Sofia

    Hairdresser at Lyko

    3 months

    Hey Emma! 👋🏼 -Dark Blonde Brown is a warm brown shade -Dark Blonde is a neutral brown shade, both are at the same lightness level and are therefore equally dark 🤍 Have a nice afternoon! 🥰

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• Anonym

  3 months

  Mix colors

  Can I mix two different colors together? I was thinking of blending 50/50 of color 8/03 and 7/3 to get a sort of in-between tone of the two if that's possible?

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  • Betina

    Hairdresser at Lyko

    3 months

    Hey there! You can mix the two colors together nicely, as they are almost the same, just in different shades 🤍 Have a great day!

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• Warunee

  3 months

  What color should I use?

  Does this work to even out harsh and striped blonde highlights? I dyed my hair abroad where they did it very sloppily and patchy. My natural hair is very dark, so right now there are two completely different colors that don’t blend at all. I want to make it more even and blonde at the tips so that it’s brown at the bottom and gets lighter at the tips. Don’t redo it if it gets a little darker. Should I use the darkest one?

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  • Linnea

    Customer service at Lyko

    3 months

    Hey Warunee! It can really be a challenge to find the right products in the beauty jungle! My best tip for you is to try our free hair color test, where our experienced hairdressers can recommend products that are tailored just for you! You can go directly to the test here: lyko.com/sv/beauty-scan2 Take care!

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• Al

  5 months

  How many washes

  ...Does this hold? Doesn't seem to be as effective as Schwarzkopf Igora Vibrance, but for a higher price🤔 do you get much more product with this? Does it last longer than Igora?

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  • Josefine

    Customer service at Lyko

    5 months

    Hey Al This is a so-called lightening that is used to nuance the hair, so it won't hold as well as Igora Vibrance, which penetrates deeper into the hair strand But the advantage of this Color Fresh is that it is pre-mixed and can be used multiple times to keep the hair in a cooler shade Good luck!

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• Natalie

  6 months

  T18?

  Are any of these T18? Or is Wella T18 something else? 😊

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  • Ellinore.E

    Former employee

    6 months

    Hey Natalie! 😍 No, these are a semi-permanent toning from the Color Fresh series. Wella T18 is a permanent toning and it belongs to the Wella Color Charm series. Take care! ❤️

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• Ingvild

  6 months

  Item in Stock

  Hi! Will you be getting Wella Color Fresh 7/74 back in? I see it has been in your assortment before.

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  • Mathilde

    Customer service at Lyko

    6 months

    Hey Ingvild This one is discontinued and won't be coming back If you want color tips, I can recommend taking our hair color test, it's free and you can find it in our app! Wishing you a great day!

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• Sissi Fernandez

  6 months

  Color tone

  Want to have a cool tone but need to go dark in the actual tone after a while.

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