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Your primary Colour is the Shade you like the most that will create your Colour base.įor example: If you like 8.44 Intense Copper Blonde but you want to Tone down its intensity, 8.44 Intense Copper Blonde will still be your primary Colour. How do you choose the Hair Colours to mix together? Start by choosing your primary Hair Colour. Slightly Cool or neutralise your Hair Colour. For example: The Colour between 3 Dark Brown and 5 Light Brown.Īdd a little oomph of Warmth or vibrancy to your Hair Colour. Mixing Hair Colours gives you the ability to:Ĭreate a custom Hair Colour that fits your taste.Īchieve that in-between Hair Colour. Mixing 2 Hair Colours gives you incredible freedom and the ability to dictate your Hair Colours Lightness/Darkness, hue and amount of vibrancy. What does mixing Hair Colours mean?Ĭhoosing 2 Hair Colour Shades to blend together, with Developer, to create a new Hair Colour. Below you’ll find all the important pieces of information so you too can start mixing Hair Colours. Now, I understand this whole mixing Hair Colour thing could be overwhelming and full of questions, so allow us to explain all the nitty-gritty details. We also understand and think it vitally important, that you call the shots and fine-tune your Hair Colour if it needs a few tweaks along the way. We intentionally created a Hair Colour formula that enables two Hair Colour Shades to be mixed together, because we are like you - insatiable, like to have the choice, enjoy being in control. Have you ever browsed through Hair Colour swatches thinking I love that Colour, but it’s too dark and I love that Colour but it’s too Red - I wish I could have a bit of that Red, just a little lighter.