Color Touch Demi-Permanent Color - 10 03 Lightest Blonde-Natural Gold by Wella for Unisex - 2 oz Hai

Easy, quick, very natural! I do it myself, started mixing shades now! So much fun. I always do one strip of hair first to make sure im happy. For example 9/73 was much darker than I thought it would be. Still love it, just try it first.. one tip for blondes - go lighter first with any shade

I bought this to use on my own head (all in the name of science.) I am about 50% gray and sick of the harsh line of demarcation. I SWEAR the level 88/07 lifted me at least a 1/2 level to a level. It says demi-permanent and recommends using the dedicated developer. I did that, and it lifted my regrowth. It was also on the arm side, but very pretty. I would like to see some ashier colors for the higher levels. It's possible that the store was just sold out. I need to look at the swatches. Still, the 88/07 gave me this gorgeous and seamless golden blonde in my regrowth area. It smells great and the big bonus is the 1:2 mixing ration and SHINE. I kind of love it, but would love to know if anyone thought their client's hair lifted a bit? I thought with the double pigment it would be darker if anything. It's kind of a big mystery to me.

I have been using Wella Color Touch at home for almost 4 years. It is so easy to apply and it leaves me with shiny and natural looking hair. It fades out nicely, so I don't have to maintain the color if I don't want to. It didn't work a couple of times, but that only happened because I didn't have a good blank canvas. Now I have really learned how to use it, I can do a root shadow, highlights, lowlights ect - all of it on my own hair.

I am a hair dresser. I love the feel and result of the hair. The developer smells super nice, the color its self smells a little earthy but overall its great for a sensitive scalp. Ive used this in the salon and loved how they could be used to refresh vibrant red tones or gently blend in the root. It dosent last very long but you can get your color to last longer before you need a touch up on the regrowth. Ive used /56.

I mixed 5/81 and 7/81 with 6% koleston developer that I left on my natural 7 roots and 6/71 hair ends (super long, relatively healthy hair) and my hair’s broken off in chunks. I look horrendous. I haven’t even used a climazon. The colour is really nice though but lost significant amount of hair