So this was my experience of this mask but I would love to know if you have had any other experience of it? Or maybe you have tired the copper one? Please comment and let me know if you have tried it ❤️🌸😃
I've been using the Wella Color Fresh masks for a year & will continue to do so. Love them! Back story: I dye my hair burgundy & do partial highlights once a year. I use the Rose Blaze most often because it's subtle. The red is bright & on me, lasts forever. I do mean: Forever. Which is why I use it when I just want the ends red & in your face. The Copper is very pretty & it does last pretty long. So I'd say in terms of lasting power and color payoff: 1. Red 2. Copper The Rose Blaze I use all the time. It's pretty, but subtle. Sidenote: I leave it on 30 min. That's what works for me. My hair texture is mostly straight with a bit of wave.
I’m sorry that you were disappointed. Being a hairdresser of 30 years this basically comes down to the law of color. There is defiantly a law that will not fail fail you if followed correctly. That said, there are some things within the law that that differ from head to head depending on the porosity , texture and condition of the hair. By now we all know that the only way to get a true, vibrant fashion color in medium to dark brown and darker hair is to pre lift /bleach removing the existing pigment. That alone takes a good bit of education to know exactly how light the hair must be lifted to except the TRUE color. Normally that is within the range of pale yellow to white. I would ALWAYS see a professional when lifting the hair simply because of the risk involved of overlapping, over lifting and breakage. Along with the law , there is also an art involved. Once the hair is lifted to desired result rinsed amd towel dried them the depositing color can be applied. Timing is also a big factor to achieve the desired amount of deposit. Some have curly/fine which can act like a sponge and drink the color immediately. Others may have straight, shiny glass like texture which will take longer to process. All hair is much more porous after lifting/bleaching regardless of the texture so it’s important to know and understand your hair type. The law of color tells us that most deposit only color containing no ammonia or developer simply sits on top of the hair and doesn’t actually penetrate. Therefore you aren’t going to get a change from using a deposit only color on healthy level 6 and below which is a medium brown and darker without pre lifting to increase the porosity and remove the existing pigment as if you were painting the desired color onto a white piece of paper verses a brown piece of paper. The logic works the same. You are going to clearly see the desired true color on the white paper and ether nothing or possibly a slight Hugh of the color on the brown. In some cases there are deposit only colors that have such a high dye load that you may actually get a good amount of stain laying on the outer layer of the hair which can be visible as well as beautiful it normally short lived depending on the texture of the hair. If I have made all of this sound complicated…… it certainly can be if one doesn’t truly understand the law of color. If you think of it logically it makes more sense and can still be challenging. That’s why I wouldn’t recommend taking matters into your own hands. The Wells refreshers are actually a great tool in many ways. You just have to understand the boundaries and the law of color. This has been very long. However, I hope it will be helpful to anyone who is thinking about taking matters into your own hands and can have realistic exceptions on what to expect. Knowledge can save you a lot of headache and a lot of money when you end up going to the salon professional for color correction when things don’t go as planed.
You are so right 🌸 But I wanted to try it since the info on the product didn’t say you can’t get colour if you have brown hair, it only said less colour. Others it said you had to have blonde hair. So I wanted to try it and also show the result so you all would know if it worked or not ☺️ It was a gamble to see if it worked, but it gave absolutely nothing, so the info should be that you have to have blonde hair to make it work not that it will give less colour🌸 I have light brown hair, so I think it should have given some kind of hint of colour even if it would just be a faint dark one, but that it gave nothing on rather light brown hair is not good when the product doesn’t say specifically that is only for one type of hair Any way sorry for the long answer I just feel strongly about products being labelled right and that it delivers what it says to the people who buys it! Also why I made the video because there weren’t that many out there with brown hair ☺️🌷
Its so hard to maintain coloring i know, since i also hair color like yours or just a bit darker, I have thin and fragile hair so i can not have the idea of bleaching. But red colors like wine tone would suit you perfect because i think you are also a cool undertoned woman🌹🌸💜
Yeah it is that’s why I stopped colouring because it got tiring to keep it up. I also have super thin hair so bleaching so super bad and I not gonna do that again, only if I’m gonna cut it anyway 😊 So we will see what I do with my hair but it would have been perfect if the colour mask would have given some colour at least because then you could have played with it more 😃🌸 So I’m hoping good hair toners will come back again!
Tried the copper yesterday and absolutely love it. There are 4 colours that are made for blondes and unfortunately the rose is one of them. The copper deposits stunning tones onto brown hair, will work really well
Do you have trouble washing it out? I have light ash brown hair and wanted to try the Copper Glow shade but I read some reviews that said it didn’t wash out :(
Oh a bit hard to since I haven’t thought about that. But I can say that I had to reapply often to keep it red since it faded quickly. I don’t have anything left now after I stopped using it. So for me it washed out and I’m happy with it ☺️🌸
@@k-beautybyjennyolofsson2436 Thank you! I've decided to do a test strand once the product arrives, just to see how it reacts to my hair. I hope it goes well 👩🦰
It covers my gray roots for about 2 weeks. I dye my hair as usual & several weeks later when my grays come out, I use this. Sidenote: I leave the Wella Color Fresh on for 30 min. That's what works for me.
I know, it was a gamble to try it because most probably it wouldn't work. But on the packaging it doesn't say that it only work on blond or light hair it only says it will be a stronger colour. On some of their other masks it said that you need blond hair and therefore I thought that maybe this would give some colour even tough it would be darker but unfortunately it didn't So for the rose blaze to work you will need to have light hair
So this was my experience of this mask but I would love to know if you have had any other experience of it? Or maybe you have tired the copper one? Please comment and let me know if you have tried it ❤️🌸😃
I've been using the Wella Color Fresh masks for a year & will continue to do so. Love them!
Back story: I dye my hair burgundy & do partial highlights once a year.
I use the Rose Blaze most often because it's subtle. The red is bright & on me, lasts forever. I do mean: Forever. Which is why I use it when I just want the ends red & in your face.
The Copper is very pretty & it does last pretty long. So I'd say in terms of lasting power and color payoff:
1. Red
2. Copper
The Rose Blaze I use all the time. It's pretty, but subtle.
Sidenote:
I leave it on 30 min. That's what works for me. My hair texture is mostly straight with a bit of wave.
I’m sorry that you were disappointed.
Being a hairdresser of 30 years this basically comes down to the law of color. There is defiantly a law that will not fail fail you if followed correctly. That said, there are some things within the law that that differ from head to head depending on the porosity , texture and condition of the hair. By now we all know that the only way to get a true, vibrant fashion color in medium to dark brown and darker hair is to pre lift /bleach removing the existing pigment. That alone takes a good bit of education to know exactly how light the hair must be lifted to except the TRUE color. Normally that is within the range of pale yellow to white. I would ALWAYS see a professional when lifting the hair simply because of the risk involved of overlapping, over lifting and breakage. Along with the law , there is also an art involved. Once the hair is lifted to desired result rinsed amd towel dried them the depositing color can be applied. Timing is also a big factor to achieve the desired amount of deposit. Some have curly/fine which can act like a sponge and drink the color immediately. Others may have straight, shiny glass like texture which will take longer to process. All hair is much more porous after lifting/bleaching regardless of the texture so it’s important to know and understand your hair type. The law of color tells us that most deposit only color containing no ammonia or developer simply sits on top of the hair and doesn’t actually penetrate. Therefore you aren’t going to get a change from using a deposit only color on healthy level 6 and below which is a medium brown and darker without pre lifting to increase the porosity and remove the existing pigment as if you were painting the desired color onto a white piece of paper verses a brown piece of paper. The logic works the same. You are going to clearly see the desired true color on the white paper and ether nothing or possibly a slight Hugh of the color on the brown. In some cases there are deposit only colors that have such a high dye load that you may actually get a good amount of stain laying on the outer layer of the hair which can be visible as well as beautiful it normally short lived depending on the texture of the hair.
If I have made all of this sound complicated…… it certainly can be if one doesn’t truly understand the law of color. If you think of it logically it makes more sense and can still be challenging. That’s why I wouldn’t recommend taking matters into your own hands. The Wells refreshers are actually a great tool in many ways. You just have to understand the boundaries and the law of color. This has been very long. However, I hope it will be helpful to anyone who is thinking about taking matters into your own hands and can have realistic exceptions on what to expect. Knowledge can save you a lot of headache and a lot of money when you end up going to the salon professional for color correction when things don’t go as planed.
It's because your hair is dark if you had light brown it probably would show more
You are so right 🌸 But I wanted to try it since the info on the product didn’t say you can’t get colour if you have brown hair, it only said less colour. Others it said you had to have blonde hair. So I wanted to try it and also show the result so you all would know if it worked or not ☺️ It was a gamble to see if it worked, but it gave absolutely nothing, so the info should be that you have to have blonde hair to make it work not that it will give less colour🌸
I have light brown hair, so I think it should have given some kind of hint of colour even if it would just be a faint dark one, but that it gave nothing on rather light brown hair is not good when the product doesn’t say specifically that is only for one type of hair
Any way sorry for the long answer I just feel strongly about products being labelled right and that it delivers what it says to the people who buys it! Also why I made the video because there weren’t that many out there with brown hair ☺️🌷
Its so hard to maintain coloring i know, since i also hair color like yours or just a bit darker, I have thin and fragile hair so i can not have the idea of bleaching. But red colors like wine tone would suit you perfect because i think you are also a cool undertoned woman🌹🌸💜
Yeah it is that’s why I stopped colouring because it got tiring to keep it up. I also have super thin hair so bleaching so super bad and I not gonna do that again, only if I’m gonna cut it anyway 😊 So we will see what I do with my hair but it would have been perfect if the colour mask would have given some colour at least because then you could have played with it more 😃🌸 So I’m hoping good hair toners will come back again!
Tried the copper yesterday and absolutely love it. There are 4 colours that are made for blondes and unfortunately the rose is one of them. The copper deposits stunning tones onto brown hair, will work really well
Oh nice to hear that you also love it 😃🌸👏 I have absolutely fallen in love with the copper glow mask❤️🌸 Soo beautiful and easy to use💪👏😃
Do you have trouble washing it out? I have light ash brown hair and wanted to try the Copper Glow shade but I read some reviews that said it didn’t wash out :(
Oh a bit hard to since I haven’t thought about that. But I can say that I had to reapply often to keep it red since it faded quickly. I don’t have anything left now after I stopped using it. So for me it washed out and I’m happy with it ☺️🌸
@@k-beautybyjennyolofsson2436 Thank you! I've decided to do a test strand once the product arrives, just to see how it reacts to my hair. I hope it goes well 👩🦰
That’s smart 🌸 Good luck ☺️
I have lots of grey roots will it cover please help anyone
It covers my gray roots for about 2 weeks. I dye my hair as usual & several weeks later when my grays come out, I use this. Sidenote: I leave the Wella Color Fresh on for 30 min. That's what works for me.
Se i capelli non sono chiari o decolorati fa fatica a vedersi🤨
I know, it was a gamble to try it because most probably it wouldn't work. But on the packaging it doesn't say that it only work on blond or light hair it only says it will be a stronger colour.
On some of their other masks it said that you need blond hair and therefore I thought that maybe this would give some colour even tough it would be darker but unfortunately it didn't
So for the rose blaze to work you will need to have light hair
Questa parla soltanto
Thank you