Will the shade of FITOCOLOR 5.6 Red Tree look different on porous or previously colored hair?

The final colour of FITOCOLOR 5.6 Red Tree depends on your hair’s starting condition. If your strands are porous, heavily lightened, or already coloured, the pigment will interact with the existing melanin and can appear brighter or shift slightly toward orange or golden tones. This is normal for permanent dyes and is not a defect; it simply reflects the unique base each client brings. The cream’s even spread helps minimise uneven patches, but you may still notice variation along the length if some sections were previously treated more aggressively. To achieve the most predictable result, apply the dye to hair that is at a similar processing level throughout—ideally after a single bleaching session and before any further chemical treatments. If you plan a dramatic change, consider a test strand first to see how the red develops on your specific hair type. This approach lets you adjust the processing time or choose a slightly different shade if the outcome is not exactly what you expected.