Wella Color Tango Shade Chart

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Wella Color Tango Shade Chart Wella Color Tango delivers rich NATURAL BROWN COOL RED and deeply pigmented shade results on a calibrated color Use these shades for 100% coverage on Use to create Allows you to A full range of reds from natural-looking red copper to intense red violet. Add GG (Intense stubborn grays and for natural looking rich and luxurious neutralize and Gold) or RV (Red Violet) to intensify your shade results or use alone to create on-trend system from balanced neutrals results that are neither warm nor cool. tones that are control unwanted fashion shades. warm without warm tones. Intense to intense reds. This means you looking brassy. Cool can be used to modify your can intermix shades to create existing formula customized results. For example, or use alone for a silver, gray result. if you want to create a red shade that is in between a level 8 10NN 10C Light Red Blonde and a level 6 Butter Blonde Icy Blonde Dark Red Blonde, you would mix 10 equal parts of 8R Light Ginger + 6R Auburn to create a level 7 Medium Red Blonde. 9NN 9B Beige Blonde Honey Blonde 9 Color Tip: Wella Color Tango is a richer and more opaque 8NN 8NB 8C 8R 8RG 8RRV color result in comparison to Cappuccino Caramel Smokey Light Ginger Light Copper Paprika Wella Color Charm. If you are 8 Blonde currently using Wella Color Charm, we recommend selecting a Wella Color Tango shade that 7NN 7B 7RG 7RR is 1 level lighter than your Roasted Pecan Bourbon Copper Cherry existing shade to avoid getting 7 results that are too dark. Remember to mix Wella Color 6NN 6NB 6BB 6C 6R 6RN 6RR 6RRV Tango in a 1:1 mixing ratio and Toffee Souffle Toasted Almond Auburn Merlot Pomegranate Cabernet process for 30 minutes. 6 Hazelnut 5NN 5NB 5B 5RV Chestnut Coffee Bean Mocha Burgundy 5 Brown 4NN 4NB 4BB 4R 4VR Espresso Chocolate Dark Chocolate Medium Mahogany 4 Brown Brown Brown Auburn 3V Deep Plum 3 2P Jet Black 2 1NN IC GG RV Black Licorice Slate Citrine Ruby 1.

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