How will the Light Titian shade look on my current hair colour — medium brown, dark blonde, or grey?

The Light Titian tint deposits copper-red pigment onto the hair's outer layer while you wash. On medium brown hair the effect is a subtle warmth boost — think a sun-kissed glow rather than a visible colour change. On dark blonde to light blonde bases the coppery titian tone becomes clearly visible, adding a reddish-gold dimension. On grey, white, or pre-lightened hair the pigment takes most intensely because there is no underlying melanin to mute it; the result can look like a true copper-titian rinse. Because porosity also affects uptake, areas that are more porous (often ends or previously highlighted sections) may grab more colour. If you have a mix of base colours — for example natural roots with highlighted lengths — expect a multi-tonal result rather than a single flat shade.

Practical tip: if you are unsure how strong the effect will be, do a strand test on a hidden section (behind the ear or at the nape) using the exact leave-on time you plan for the full application. Rinse, dry, and assess in daylight before committing to the whole head.