Level 7. Favorite level to highlight, paint, ombré, blend ect. This level is a great canvas to go light light, stay around natural level, or can go darker For depth. Also another great level for shades of coppers. Grey coverage is easy at this level Especially if you have highlights or lightness in the mix
She has that perfect natural level 7 growing out of her head. We painted the bejesus out of her hair, with bleach with bond repair at 30 volume moving to 40 volume to finish. Glossed her all over with 9nb and clear. This project took about 5 hours.
This natural level 7 had dark hair color that was faded out. We kept her natural root at the top and painted her hair, starting to expose warmth in that cuticle and break up the dark band from the previous color. We tried to keep her as neutral as possible eating through that Old color. Warmth is exposed and we keep it at bay by using 9V to gloss at the end.
Natural level 6, Came in with faded level 6 with highlights. It was drab. We touched up her root with level 7NN At 20 volume the added highs and lows. Root smudged her with 7nb after we rinsed her foils to give her color longevity and no line as it grows out.
We love level 7 for the warmth it exposes making all of the hairs look sparkly ✨