WELLA Color CharmPermanent Liquid Hair Color for Gray Coverage, Ash Blonde

So I do bleach, my hair as you can see in my photos my roots are very yellow, and the rest of my hair is just ombré down of like 8 different shades of blonde. Now I decided to switch to this product instead of toner because toner fades with heat and water and I feel like it’s always impossible, trying to get my ends to match my roots. I am not hair professional. But this product I put on dry hair all over my head left it on for about 40 minutes and my entire head is the same color blonde and is significantly less dry and coarse than if I were to use toner. I went out on a whim and tried this product and I will forever be using it. I think it leaves my hair, the perfect shade of “old money blonde” and I don’t have to worry about mixing toners to avoid brassy roots.

Best toner ever. Always stick with wella. Best best best

Light ash blonde 8a is absolutely beautiful! This is the perfect ash blonde I ever had my hair! Made my hair feel soft too and look very healthy! Absolutely recommend if you’re looking for a nice ash blonde or if you’re wanting to tone out really yellow and orange hair! Works perfectly!

I've been using it for about 20 years now and always get the shade I want. It's not that good on covering up the gray, however.

So I took a risk... I had chat gpt give me a suggestion on how to fix the reddish and blonde tones in my hair. I have natural 7n/6n ashy mousy hair. And I have been struggling for years to get the last bit of old damage out of my hair. But I had home when I saw a few other ladies had used the double ash to get their ends to look like their roots in a similar color. (GPT suggested I use it for my hair goals) And it freakin worked. It will take a few washes to get the "black/green" look out but after that's done its great.

Great product!

Excellent product for price . Gentle and sift on hair , easy to apply, works immediately, moisturizing , leaves hair soft light and beautiful color . Better than I expected.

Pretty upset! I took the time (and damage) to lighten my hair to a level 6ish strawberry blonde to get rid of the red I had before. There was still unwanted red tones so I chose medium intense ash blonde… and what do I get? Reddish chocolate brown, no ash what so ever. When washing out the dye it was a burgundy/purple base. I don’t hate the color but it’s not what it was supposed to be.