Review on Selective Professional ColorEvo hair color cream, 6.0 dark blonde, 100 ml by Gabriela Rogulska ᠌

A significant amount of time spent looking for its true hue. It has a color that might be described as ash blond or gray straight up. In earlier paintings, however, the color was darker, followed by gold, then red, and finally green in general. I went to the store without any expectations of finding something worthwhile, and I specifically requested the most expensive paint. I was given the option of selecting, and even though I knew I wanted shade 72022, which is a simple dark gray, I went with shade 7.1 out of fear. The end outcome was much better than anyone could have imagined; the hair is white and icy, devoid of any greenery, redness, or gold. Directly the most natural version of my hue, and it blocked the gray hair. This is a tone-on-tone painting that was done on oxide 3%. This color is just what I was looking for. I applied it to hair that had previously been dyed but had been rinsed free of the color and had roots that were both natural and golden. The color is consistent from the tips to the roots. The hue that is seen before in the photo is a faint shade of reddish gold. And the hue of the paint after it has been exposed to a variety of lights. Daylight, a cool artificial light, and a warm artificial light all make up the three types of light.