Wella Color Charm Liquid #5Nw Light Natural Warm Brown

Better than salon color! I’m a natural dark blonde and the medium blonde intense ash 7AA/632 is AWESOME. Usually after coloring in a salon (a good expensive one!) after some days my hair starts to change shades into brassy-orangy hues, but not with this Wella product. I use a 20 volume developer (Wella color charm) and leave it on for like 40 min (to cover grays and because I have treated my hair with keratin and that lightens it a little). My hair looks a little dark, more on the light-brunette-side but it lasts longer than salon coloring without any of the brassiness.The picture I’m posting shows how my hair looks almost A MONTH AFTER I used this Wella haircolor. LOVE IT!

It works. I got the dark brown and it melded into my hair perfectly. Just a warning, don't smell the stuff or have any babies or animals near. This smells straight up stronger than bleach and will burn the nose hairs right outta you. I've washed my hair with hot water and it only runs the first month. After that you're home free with perfect hair color. Also note that your hair is gonna smell like burnt garbage for the first couple of weeks. It goes away but don't expect a hot date to sniff your hair and like it.

Comes out darker than expected by at least one shade, so if you want a six use a seven, etc. Good grey coverage. For the price it works.

As always, Wella's Color Charm Liquid Colors never fail me. I used this color - #544/6RG "Light Copper" once I decided I was DONE with my very White Platinum hair and the maintenance it required. Everyone always says you "can't dye dark over platinum" which is partially true. You just need to make sure to get some strong red and gold first....then you can throw a nice medium auburn or brunette over it and there should be no issue with fade (assuming you're using Wella, of course).I used the Light Copper by itself over top of my platinum and it was VERY "copper" just as promised. I actually really liked the bright, penny color and my boyfriend even commented on it. But I knew a copper as light as this one would be impossible to maintain over *formerly* ash-platinum, so I enjoyed it for a few days and then put the Wella "Caramel" over it as originally intended for a Medium Gold/Red Auburn. Using the Light Copper really worked to help the Caramel stick to my hair and after about 5+ weeks of coloring over my Platinum....the auburn has only faded a small amount and I still have a very nice, natural brunette with pretty red and gold highlights. I was even able to buy some shorter extensions and didn't even have to dye them! I bought "medium brown" and they matched up with my *new* natural color perfectly!I find that when I use other more expensive liquid colors I come back to Wella Color Charm again and again. I did it as a Platinum Blonde and now as a Reddish-Brunette I'm finding the consistency, coverage, lack of fade, and low prices are just perfect no matter what color you're doing. And they're all easy to use since you can buy a Level 20 Wella Developer and they go with most of the potential colors you'd be using. That also keeps the damage to a minimum as well as the price! I loved the "Light Copper" while I had it and would really recommend this as a gorgeous, bright color if you have naturally light brown or dark blonde hair and want to be a bit daring. It's not "orange" and also not "clownish red". It truly looks like a Copper Penny that's been polished to a shine! Fabulous to use to add some copper to your current color OR to wear alone!Photo #1: With Wella #544/6RG "Light Copper" on my head while dyingPhoto #2: With Wella "Caramel" on my head (over the "Light Copper) while dyingPhoto #3: Results of Light Copper w/ Caramel together immediately after finishing with bothPhoto #4,5: Hair Color with added extensions about 3 weeks after coloringPhoto #6: **Updated April 30, 2017 - STILL no touch-ups with a new cut and minimal fade**

I’ve used Dark Ash Blonde and Light Ash Brown fur a few years now. Even though my natural color is light ash brown, I must use at least 50% Dark Ash Blonde or the color is too dark. I’ve found also that using this brand you will achieve the most accurate color on DAMP hair. Dry hair gives me two shades too dark. I sometimes use a Wella Charm toner afterward but it’s usually not necessary. My color comes out perfectly and much better than at the salon.

Great undertones and wonderfully natural color. I had been using box dye and the undertone was almost orange. So far this product has lasted beautifully the first month and the undertones are much richer almost auburn in my hair. I also like that I can mix what I need Rather than waste a bunch. It was gentle in my hair too.

Used to use wella toner when I was blonde so I knew it was a good brand. Not at all disappointed. And even more happy that after several washes and even using a shampoo that normally strips color, it’s still looking fresh and just like my natural hair

Great color...My hair had been highlighted and was very light and brassy and this Wella Medium Ash helped tone it down a ton!

so the color was lovely, worked really well with my existing hair color, however gray coverage is not the best, I am going to try one more application in a few weeks and see if it...

Easy to use, came out great!

Beautiful color on my mother a natural brunette whom has been bleaching for years. This is a flattering caramel brown.

It comes out pretty dark, a lot darker then I thought. If you have the same issue, don't leave it on for the full 30 min, and use shampoo to kinda fade it away.

hair did not come up as light as i wanted...have to go with lighter hair color

LOVE the color. It came out just as I expected.

Have never found a red to match it and it doesn't fade to that weird pinkish that a lot of other reds do. I will sometimes mix in a little auburn if I want to darken it up

Worked great! Just make sure you need to buy 2 separate things and mix yourself.

Great for removing brass immediately and lasting results.

Wella is always a great product. However this took about 2wks to receive. That is rediculous!!!