Wella tone /7

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Dee28

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Please can anyone help me I have searched and can’t find much on it. Tone /7 wella what and when is it used for could I use 4/07 on a client if I was lifting her hair from a base 3 bleach bathing it out to go to a base shade 4. Would 4/07 work or would this look to warm? This tone really confuses me because it has the warm tones and the cool one?
 
Please can anyone help me I have searched and can’t find much on it. Tone /7 wella what and when is it used for could I use 4/07 on a client if I was lifting her hair from a base 3 bleach bathing it out to go to a base shade 4. Would 4/07 work or would this look to warm? This tone really confuses me because it has the warm tones and the cool one?
Would you need to bleach bath to go from a 3 to a 4? I would just use your permanent tint with 6% this would give you 1 level of lift and a more even result. /7 tone is brunette, so it's a very natural looking warm. It will add a lot of shine to the hair, add nice warmth, without the red / copper hue. Fades very nicely too. As for /07 it's a lesser amount of the /7 tone in the colour, resulting in even more of a natural tone. The /07 shades offer great white coverage too and are lovely colours from 4/07 right up to 8/07. Have fun with it.
 
Would you need to bleach bath to go from a 3 to a 4? I would just use your permanent tint with 6% this would give you 1 level of lift and a more even result. /7 tone is brunette, so it's a very natural looking warm. It will add a lot of shine to the hair, add nice warmth, without the red / copper hue. Fades very nicely too. As for /07 it's a lesser amount of the /7 tone in the colour, resulting in even more of a natural tone. The /07 shades offer great white coverage too and are lovely colours from 4/07 right up to 8/07. Have fun with it.
Thanks ronray the client doesn’t want much warmth so may use /07 thanks for the help.
 

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