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dottielsj2024-11-07T14:17:59.000Z
The end result is largely dependent on the starting canvas. That’s why no two people will get the ++
Same result using the exact same formula. It’s a matter of undertone, in the starting canvas (your starting level and tone) and in the formula you use
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dottielsj2024-11-06T16:41:13.000Z
If you use Koleston Perfect Me+ and include an intensive neutral as 50% of your formula++
That will make the longevity much more tenacious. An intensive neutral has double the pigment load. The remaining 50% would be the shade of black you