Wella Permanent Hair Colour, Light Blonde, Vegan, Up to 100% Grey Coverage

If you’re looking to colour your hair light blonde at home, this Wella permanent hair colour is listed for that shade and for natural-looking colour results.

It is described as vegan, with grey coverage of up to 100%. That is the product’s stated maximum rather than a guarantee of the result on every head of hair.

One point that affects the buying decision: the manufacturer has discontinued it. Availability may therefore be less consistent than for a current colour range.

What you’ll notice day to day

The main choice here is the colour format and shade: this is a permanent light blonde product, rather than a temporary colour. That makes it relevant if you want a lasting colour change, but the listing does not give application instructions, development time or advice on choosing a shade for your starting hair colour. Those details matter before using any hair dye, so don’t rely on the shade name alone to predict the final result.

The product is also presented as vegan and as offering natural colour results. These are useful points if they match your preferences, although the information supplied does not explain the ingredients or how the colour result varies between hair types. If you prioritise a specific ingredient standard or need a close colour match, look for fuller product information before making a decision.

Key takeaways

Wella’s listing identifies this as permanent hair colour in light blonde and states up to 100% grey coverage. The wording “up to” is important: it describes the maximum claimed coverage, not a promise that every grey hair will be fully covered. The product name also refers to natural colour results, but there are no further details here about the shade finish or how it appears on different base colours.

Compared with choosing a temporary colour for a short-term change, this permanent format is the more relevant direction if you want a lasting colour service. On the other hand, someone who wants to try a shade briefly may prefer to consider a temporary approach instead. There is no information here about the pack contents or instructions, so it is not possible to judge how much product is supplied or how it should be applied.

Who it’s for

Worth considering if you want a permanent light blonde shade and value the stated vegan positioning or grey-coverage claim. It may also suit someone looking specifically for Wella’s named shade rather than choosing a colour from a different format. Better avoided if you need a product with confirmed current manufacturer support: this one is marked as discontinued, and the available details do not establish whether it will be easy to source consistently.

Questions before you buy

Is this a light blonde shade? Yes. Light blonde is the shade stated in the product name.

Is it permanent hair colour? Yes. The listing identifies it as permanent, not temporary colour.

What grey coverage does it claim? The stated claim is up to 100% coverage. Treat that as the maximum advertised claim, not a guaranteed result for every user.

Final verdict

This Wella colour is worth weighing up if permanent light blonde colour, vegan positioning and a stated grey-coverage claim are the features you are looking for. The main reservation is practical rather than cosmetic: the manufacturer has discontinued it, and the supplied information is too limited to assess application or predict the result for a particular starting shade. If those details are important, a current product with clear instructions and shade guidance is the safer comparison point.