WELLA Koleston Perfect 4/71 (dark hair transformation)

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Welcome to another Wella hair dye swatch video. After a long time of maintenance and brassy colour, I've decided to turn things down a few notches and go back to my roots using the Wella Koleston Perfect 4/71 hair dye.
Does dark hair suit me better?
TOOLS:
- 1 Tube Koleston Perfect dye (2 ounces)
- 2 Ounces 20 vol cream developper
- Plastic mixing bowl
- Dye Painting brush
DIRECTIONS
1. Squeeze tube of Koleston Perfect hair dye into plastic mixing bowl
2. Measure 2 ounces of Wella 20 volume developper
3. Pour developper into plastic mixing bowl
4. Mix well
5. Section hair from the ear down and clip the top portion
6. Paint hair strips and well coat all sections
7. Leave on for 25 minutes
8. Wash hair with shampoo and conditioner
MUSIC
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[@everything--else]

You look much much much younger and more pretty with dark hair xx love it!🤩🥰

[@Labuenavidasurf]

Stunning and classy

[@dmac6704]

WOWOW this is the nicest brunette ever I wanna try this shade!!

[@artistrobinhuber]

Looks great, but it looked good before too. How do you think the 4/71 is different from the neutral 4/00? Have you tried that one?

[@tifa9764]

I cant find this shade , can you recommend same shade in the color charm?
Thank you ❤

[@RylieWinsor-ok5ed]

What volume is developer?

[@elissavargas2187]

Hi very pretty hair color where can I find this color

[@Labuenavidasurf]

What % is your welloxen?

[@OriginalKevv]

What volume was the developer?

[@jessiebiddell2162]

Does anyone know if she squeezed the whole tube of dye into the developer?

[@mariumafzaal6600]

6%
20 Vol

[@jordyna8006]

@@jessiebiddell2162 it would’ve been a 1:1 ratio of 60g - 60g