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Here's a link to what is available on Ebay...shades and such...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=5585779521&ssPageName=MERC_VI_RSCC_Pr8_PcY_BIN_Stores_IT - http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=55857 79521&ssPageName=MERC_VI_RSCC_Pr8_PcY_BIN_Stores_IT
Here's an explaination of the tones and how the numbers work: "-0 has neutral underlying tones, balance of all primary colors -1 ash muted blue violet direction -2 smokey muted blue color direction -3 matt muted green color direction -4 beige muted gold direction these first 5 series will also give you 100% grey coverage with out intermixing
-5 gold color direction -57 gold with a secondary color direction -6 auburn red brown color direction
-65 secondary gold direction and -68 has a secondary red direction
-7 copper color direction -87 red with a secondary copper direction -88 red with a secondary red direction -89 red with a secondary violet direction -99 violet with a secondary violet direction"
The above copied from a post on behind the chair.
I am currently using the shade, 9-5 Cashmere, which is a level 9 blonde shade with a gold color direction. I chose this particular shade because my hair color is very gold.
I buy mine here: http://www.evabeauty.com/products/schwarzkopf/ - http://www.evabeauty.com/products/schwarzkopf/ Yes, it is expensive, but I only use it once or twice a month, usually two weeks after I color my roots and then again at 4 weeks after I touch up my roots. It works very well at toning and making my hair lighter and brighter. However, I have noticed that the product doesn't give my hair enough conditioning when I use it. So I usually apply my conditioner after rinsing the product out to make sure my hair gets enough conditioning.
Kelly, I've not seen a 9-0 on any sites (neutral light blonde) You might try the Cashmere (which is gold) or the Champaigne (which is a beige tone) which might work with your color.
Hope this helps!
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