FINISHING COLOR
Either permanent or semi-permanent will work for the finished color. Permanent is better if you've gone a bit overboard with the filler and need a formula with a bit more oomph to neutralize out more of the orange. Otherwise, go with semi(or demi)-permanent.
Semi-permanent is deposit only, which is exactly what you need to get your hair darker. There's no need for the ammonia and peroxide contained in permanent colors when all you want to do is deposit a darker color. So semi-permanent is always my personal choice for that purpose.
Semi-permanent pigment is also more likely to fade, and you may find that to be a good thing. Especially on extremely porous hair which can end up going darker than expected.
If it fades, simply re-apply as needed.
Or prevent color loss by using a colored shampoo and conditioner like . These special pigmented cleansers and conditioners deposit a slight color on your hair which deepens your shade and keeps your color looking fresh.
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