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When doing a red haircolor retouch, red alone will not completely cover the gray and will result with hot roots. You need to add neutral haircolor to the red to have successful gray coverage. The color mixing ration will depend on the amount of gray in the hair. if the hair is 25% gray, you will need to mix on ounce of red 6R Wella to half ounces of neutral 6N (or 611- the old number) and 3 ounces of 20 Volume Hydrogen Peroxide (H2O2), because Wella permanent haircolor recommends 1:2 ration of mxing the color with the developer. Apply haircolor on hair re-growth starting from the front of the hairline, where the hair is the grayest, for 35 minutes, or, with any other color; follow the manufacturer's instructions. NOTE; do not overlap the haircolor to the previously colored part; the mid-shaft and the porous ends; doing so will result in an undesirable dark red color that will not match the roots. That is the biggest mistake with red colors. Most women, who color their hair by themselves, apply the red color all over their hair from the start, instead of covering the roots first, and that is how they get light red roots and dark red ends, and then they ask the hairdresser to fix it, which results in paying more money instead of saving it by doing themselves. Do it first on the roots, wait 35 minutes, then apply the leftover color + shampoo on the ends for 5 minutes, wash the hair with warm water, towel dry, and blow-dry- style. You can also add a product called "Gray Magic) to the color to cover gray with red, but it is not always available in salons and schools, but the gray busters- the neutrals, are always available. All the salons and schools carry the neutral color. USE IT. This is a how-to video for cosmetologists, beauty school students, barbers, educators, salon professionals to make more money by successfully coloring hair, and for general public and women who like to color their own hair to save money to successfully do the job. Video produced and uploaded by BeautyHealthTravel Channel on YouTube.
When doing a red haircolor retouch, red alone will not completely cover the gray and will result with hot roots. You need to add neutral haircolor to the red to have successful gray coverage. The color mixing ration will depend on the amount of gray in the hair. if the hair is 25% gray, you will need to mix on ounce of red 6R Wella to half ounces of neutral 6N (or 611- the old number) and 3 ounces of 20 Volume Hydrogen Peroxide (H2O2), because Wella permanent haircolor recommends 1:2 ration of mxing the color with the developer. Apply haircolor on hair re-growth starting from the front of the hairline, where the hair is the grayest, for 35 minutes, or, with any other color; follow the manufacturer's instructions. NOTE; do not overlap the haircolor to the previously colored part; the mid-shaft and the porous ends; doing so will result in an undesirable dark red color that will not match the roots. That is the biggest mistake with red colors. Most women, who color their hair by themselves, apply the red color all over their hair from the start, instead of covering the roots first, and that is how they get light red roots and dark red ends, and then they ask the hairdresser to fix it, which results in paying more money instead of saving it by doing themselves. Do it first on the roots, wait 35 minutes, then apply the leftover color + shampoo on the ends for 5 minutes, wash the hair with warm water, towel dry, and blow-dry- style. You can also add a product called "Gray Magic) to the color to cover gray with red, but it is not always available in salons and schools, but the gray busters- the neutrals, are always available. All the salons and schools carry the neutral color. USE IT. This is a how-to video for cosmetologists, beauty school students, barbers, educators, salon professionals to make more money by successfully coloring hair, and for general public and women who like to color their own hair to save money to successfully do the job. Video produced and uploaded by BeautyHealthTravel Channel on YouTube.
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