Goldwell has too much red/orange tones!

Jan 29, 2013

Bobbie W.

Im trying to find a goldwell demi hair color that doesnt bring out red or orange tones. Ive tried the n line and it was horrible. Now im onto the sb line..6sb..i think its a little better. Any suggestions?

Jan 29, 2013

Jessica S.

Ive used goldwell for years. And i switched my color line. I use keune. Love love love it. Its translucent so there for it makes the hair very shiny. GW is a matte color.

Jan 29, 2013

Bobbie W.

Does it cover gray?

Jan 29, 2013

Jessica S.

Omg! Yes. This is going to sound weird but what i do is put whatever color in the bowl and use a third of the peroxide- i use a dollop of 30 vol with it. All the keune educators believe in this method. Ive had the best luck.

Jan 29, 2013

Jessica S.

Its usually equal parts. But in this case you use more color to peroxide. Your results will b fantastic. Best grey coverage around.

Jan 29, 2013

Bobbie W.

Thanks!

Jan 29, 2013

Tyler B.

Yeah it has, I dont like it, I'm a Wella professional girl :)

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