I use shade 9/60 with 1.9% oxidant. If I want to achieve a more rose shade, I add equal amounts of Titanium Rose and Platinum Lilly. Over time, after two or three repetitions, the color settles nicely and is perfect for hiding the white hairs without stressing the hair with permanent dyes that offer 100% coverage. At the same time, my hair has a shine that lasts. Everyone asks me which hair salon I go to.

easy application with a stable, even, natural result. it doesn't fade and covers all the whites. I wouldn't change it for anything. (base light brown)

I had high expectations for this specific product, as no other series from Wella has disappointed me so far. I used the shade 8/69 with 20 volume Welloxon on level 10 bleached hair, expecting it to give a shine, neutralize any yellow tones, and possibly darken the hair a bit. The result was that the hair turned out dark gray, around level 7 to 8, and the color started to resemble the shade on the color chart after the 3rd or 4th wash, where it faded almost completely. I have never experienced such a deviation in results with a reputable, professional dye, and I am sorry because all the series from Wella are quite reliable in their results. Indeed, the color was shiny. Perhaps their lighter shades have better color fidelity on the hair.

In natural gray hair, it slightly brightens them with a slightly lilac color! The result is not visible in the photo! It is not for coverage! Only for shine that fades with washing and requires repetition! Almost once a month!

It is the hair dye that I ended up with after many trials and many failures. It has been the only one I consistently use for over 2 years now because I have never seen my hair look better. I was one of those who had dyed hair during quarantine because I would dye it myself in the comfort of my own home and at minimal cost. The result looks professional. I don't change it because there is no better one.

The Koleston from the supermarket gives a more beautiful result in color, at least on my hair.