7.31 MEDIUM GOLD BEIGE BLONDE
ARETÉ Alchemic Color’s Gold Beige Series is designed with a primary tonal value of gold and a secondary reflect of ash for the soft refinement of warmth. Gold ash is ideal for low lighting, toning, and even base colors when a more sandy finish is desired.
Alchemic Color is a celebration of the art and science of alchemy, where we’ve unearthed a new, golden era for the modern day alchemist – the hair stylist. In keeping with our vision of beauty through conscious creation, our color is crafted without ammonia, PPDs, resorcinol, gluten and animal ingredients.
| Color Type | Gold Beige |
|---|---|
| Primary Tone | Gold |
| Secondary Tone | Ash |
| Best For | Low lighting, toning, sandy finish base colors |
| Key Features | Ammonia-free, PPD-free, gluten-free, animal-free |
FAQ
What makes the Gold Beige tone suitable for low lighting?
The gold ash blend provides a warm, soft luminosity that enhances visibility in low lighting conditions, offering a balanced and natural appearance.
Is this color safe for color-treated hair?
Yes, Alchemic Color is formulated without ammonia, PPDs, resorcinol, gluten, or animal ingredients, making it suitable for sensitive or previously colored hair.
Can this shade be used as a base color for toning?
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Fiona Gray –
The color turned out exactly as expected—warm and soft with a natural golden undertone. It looks great in both daylight and low light. My hair feels healthier after the treatment, and there’s no harshness or dryness. I’m happy with the result and would recommend it to others.
Virginia McGrath –
It gives a subtle, elegant look without being too bold. The ash tone adds depth without overpowering the gold. I used it on medium-length hair and it blends well with my natural texture. A great choice for a natural, sun-kissed finish.
Karen Hill –
I’ve tried several blonde shades before, but this one stands out for its balance. The gold base with a hint of ash creates a soft, refined look that feels modern yet timeless. No irritation or damage reported after application.