Goldwell Permanent Hair Colour?
Posted by admin in Goldwell on 05 27th, 2009 | 2 responses
does anybody know what colours 5n and 5w are. I am used to using loreal majirel and therefore dont know what the W and N mean. Im guessing 5 is the base and N and W are the tones i just need to know what they mean.
any help would be appreciated!
2 Responses to “Goldwell Permanent Hair Colour?”
Categories
- Alfa Parf
- American Crew
- Beauty FAQ's
- Colored hair
- Deva Curl
- Fashion DO's and Don'ts
- Fashion styles
- Featured Articles
- Flat Iron
- Goldwell
- Hair Loss
- handbags faq's
- kerastase FAQ's
- Keratin Complex FAQ's
- Moroccan Oil FAQ's
- Nioxin Questions
- Polarized Sunglasses
- Skin Care FAQ's
- Sunglasses FAQ's
- What to wear?
- XFusion and Toppik
Tags
Styleizing things that you should know about fashion, beauty and everything else in between
- Davines Hair Care CompanyThe Davines story In 1983, the Bollati family founded Davines Group in Parma, Italy. We started as a research laboratory, producing high end hair and skin care products for renowned cosmetic companies worldwide. After a decade of honing its expertise, Davines Hair Care Company created its own line of products exclusively for salons. Since the [...]Post from: […]
- Swiss Collection by OPISwiss Collection by OPI Fall-Winter 2010 New- tral. Beyond the borders of a classic neutral palette into a new zone where refined shades of rich color become the definitive go to hues to wear every day. Where black maintains its absolute allure, with moneyed golds and silvers equally adored. And where style is all about [...]Post from: StyleIzing-From Fashio […]
User menu
as far as i am aware there is no “5W” Goldwell run in lines pretty much like any other colour range being that the number i.e. 5 is the level of the colour (5 being light brown) and the letter is the base tone i.e. N (N being a neutral base concocted of both equal cool and warm tones) the usual goes like:
N = neutral
G = gold
R = red
P = pink
A and B = blue bases (ash is a blue base)
V = violet
K = copper
S = silver
so i don’t know about the woman above me thinking W = warms, “warm” is not a colour for a base, to put “warm” would be ridiculous as that would not symbolise any kind of base, red, gold, copper are all warm bases!!!
5 is the base shade i.e light/medium brown and N is neutral/natural….no underlying tone
and w is warm…..red or gold underlying tones…definatley the better of the two..5N is a bit boring but will cover grey hair