1. Will Paster Blond 10.0 work on naturally black hair?
Paster Blond 10.0 cannot achieve its true shade on naturally black or very dark brown hair in a single coloring session. Pre-lightening is usually required to reach this very pale blond.
2. Will this shade look yellow or brassy?
Paster Blond 10.0 is designed with a cool-neutral finish to help minimize yellow tones. However, if the hair isn't lifted to a light enough base, some warmth may still be visible.
3. Do I need bleach to achieve Paster Blond 10.0?
Yes. Most naturally dark hair needs to be pre-lightened before applying Paster Blond 10.0 to achieve its true pale blond result.
4. Will Paster Blond 10.0 suit wheatish skin?
Yes. This shade can create a striking contrast on wheatish and medium skin tones while also complementing fair complexions. The final look depends on your personal style and desired level of brightness.
5. Is this the lightest blond shade available?
Yes. Paster Blond 10.0 is the lightest blond in the Bremod collection, offering the palest and brightest result in the range.
6. How does Paster Blond 10.0 look in sunlight?
In natural light, the shade appears bright, clean, and luminous with a soft cool finish. Indoors, it maintains an elegant, refined blond appearance without looking dull.
7. Will Paster Blond 10.0 cover grey hair completely?
Yes. It is formulated to provide full grey coverage while delivering an even, long-lasting blond finish.
8. Can I apply Paster Blond 10.0 over previously colored hair?
Yes, but previously colored or chemically treated hair may lighten unevenly. A strand test is recommended before full application to check the expected result.
9. How can I keep Paster Blond 10.0 looking bright?
Using a sulfate-free shampoo, color-safe conditioner, and an occasional purple shampoo can help maintain brightness and reduce unwanted yellow tones.
10. Should I choose Paster Blond 10.0 or Very Blond 9.0?
Choose Paster Blond 10.0 if you want the palest, coolest blond possible. Choose Very Blond 9.0 if you prefer a slightly warmer, softer blond with a touch more golden depth.