Lack of Grey coverage is normally a formulation and timing issue. poor assessment in the consultation process of amount of Grey so amount of N series required in formulation.Wrong choice of developer, correct development time. wash of to soon dye molecules that have not had time to develope and bond are washed away.Hair that is resistant to colour closed cuticle very resistant Grey hair. Pre-soften with a formulation using either Demi lotion or 10 vol with natural level N series. leave for 20 minutes wash off with cold water, before apply target formulation.
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Hair colouring: Lift shade deposit tone
Tuesday, April 23rd, 2019colour wheel laws of colour, consultation, corrective hair colour charts, hair chemistry, hair colouring lift deposit, Hair lift and deposit, Hair stylist consultation, Hairdressing, hairdressing business, hairdressing education, home hair colour, Multi tonal low lights, The colour wheel, The Hair Salon2 Comments »
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Understanding hair colour
Wednesday, April 3rd, 2019Colour correction, colour wheel laws of colour, consultation, corrective hair colour charts, hair chemistry, Hair Colour, hair colour education, hair colouring lift deposit, Hair stylist consultation, Hairdressing, Salon & Spa, The colour wheel, The Hair Salon, The salon and The S wordNo Comments »
The relationship between. Natural hair colour, Hydrogen peroxide. permanent colour is a complex one. so much to understand and take in.
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The N series and Beyond:
Wednesday, January 2nd, 2019Beauty hair salon, Beauty hair style, Beauty tips, Colour correction, colour wheel laws of colour, consultation, corrective hair colour charts, grey hair issues, hair chemistry, Hair Colour, hair colour education, Hair colour techniques, hair colouring lift deposit, hair dressing training, Hair stylist consultation, Hairdressing, hairdressing education, Natural Blonde. want it!, Salon & Spa, The colour wheel, The Hair Salon, The salon and The S wordNo Comments »
When we think about hair colour when we pull out that shade chart whether it be to refer to it or in some cases drop it in a clients lap and say what colour do you want today!!![ you may be smiling it happens]
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The hair colour chart. Trusting the colour wheel
Sunday, October 28th, 2018Blonde, Blonde highlights, Colour correction, colour wheel laws of colour, communication, consultation, corrective hair colour charts, hair chemistry, Hair Colour, hair colour education, hair colouring lift deposit, Hair lift and deposit, Hair stylist consultation, Hairdressing, Multi tonal low lights, The colour wheel, The Hair Salon, The salon and The S wordComments Off on The hair colour chart. Trusting the colour wheel Welcome to BACK2MYROOTS B2MR: Regular postings of fresh new topic’: The hair colour chart. Trusting the colour wheel re visited as a popular topic and subject matter. The colour Chart: How to read and understand the chart and the colour wheel. The understanding of the technical skills needed for hair dyeing, understanding hair colour levels. […]
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Creating High lift Blonde
Sunday, April 22nd, 2018Beauty hair salon, Beauty hair style, Beauty tips, Blonde, Colour correction, colour wheel laws of colour, consultation, corrective hair colour charts, hair chemistry, Hair Colour, hair colour education, Hair colour techniques, hair colour trends, hair colouring lift deposit, Hair salon consultation, Hair stylist consultation, Hairdressing, hairdressing business, Natural Blonde. want it!, natural level 7 to 9 blonde, Salon & Spa, The colour wheel, The Hair SalonNo Comments »
When we think about lifting hair from a natural level many things have to be considered to avoid disaster be it with home colour or in a salon it is not just a question of buy the box see the shade slap it on!
In this example a level 6 we have to consider the natural hair pigment that is going to come into play through the lifting process.
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Ombre hair colour thoughts techniques!
Wednesday, February 21st, 2018Beauty hair salon, Beauty hair style, Blonde highlights, Brunette to Blonde, colour wheel laws of colour, corrective hair colour charts, hair chemistry, Hair Colour, hair colour education, Hair colour techniques, hair colouring lift deposit, hairdressing business, home hair colour, Multi tonal low lights, Natural Blonde. want it!, The colour wheel, The Hair SalonNo Comments »
Posted this after after being asked a question on the Ombre colour techniques. really one just has to think about fading from dark to light
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Blonde hair colouring and Highlights:
Wednesday, January 17th, 2018Alterego Italy, Beauty hair salon, Blonde, Blonde highlights, Brunette to Blonde, Colour correction, colour wheel laws of colour, consultation, corrective hair colour charts, hair chemistry, Hair Colour, hair colouring lift deposit, Hair salon consultation, Hair stylist consultation, Hairdressing, Hairdressing colour style trends, home hair colour, Multi tonal low lights, Natural Blonde. want it!, natural level 7 to 9 blonde, Razor cut is cutting edge, Sales.Selling. Service.staff. Supplier., The colour wheel, The Hair Salon, The salon and The S wordNo Comments »
I know another Blonde topic but it’s a constantly seared topic by both clients and stylist’s I really think that it’s an area that demands constant attention.With so many enjoying being and indeed wanting to be Blonde we have to maintain standards of the service we offer and carry out.
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Colour correction a journey and adventure
Monday, September 25th, 2017Bleach and Tone, Colour correction, colour wheel laws of colour, corrective hair colour charts, hair chemistry, hair colouring lift deposit, hair product education, Hair stylist consultation, Hairdressing, hairdressing business, hairdressing education, home hair colour, Multi tonal low lights, natural level 7 to 9 blonde, The colour wheel, The Hair Salon, The salon and The S wordNo Comments » Cause client has Indulged in a cocktail of home colour trying to get that salon look on the cheap!
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Sadly a poorly done colour service done by an unskilled hairdresser. -
Hair salon Skill motivation inspiration.
Sunday, May 21st, 2017Alterego Italy, Beauty hair salon, Beauty hair style, colour wheel laws of colour, communication, consultation, corrective hair colour charts, grey hair issues, Hair Colour, hair colour education, Hair Cuts, Hair cutting technique, hair dressing training, Hair salon consultation, Hair salon service sales., Hair stylist consultation, Hair Stylist standards, Hairdressing, hairdressing business, hairdressing education, Professional hair salon products, Sales.Selling. Service.staff. Supplier., Salon & Spa, The Hair Salon, The salon and The S wordNo Comments »
We assume that if a stylist is working in a salon they have satisfied the examination board and reached a professional NVQ standard of qualification.
In so many cases students leave college with a good solid basic knowledge of the industry and newly qualified – the world is their oyster.
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Natural hair colour pigment lift and tone.
Thursday, April 28th, 2016Alterego Italy, Beauty hair salon, colour wheel laws of colour, communication, consultation, corrective hair colour charts, grey hair issues, hair chemistry, Hair Colour, hair colour education, Hair colour techniques, hair colouring lift deposit, Hair lift and deposit, Hairdressing, hairdressing business, HighLift Blonde hair colour, Multi tonal low lights, Natural Blonde. want it!, Professional hair salon products, Sales.Selling. Service.staff. Supplier., Salon & Spa, The colour wheel, The Hair Salon, The salon and The S wordNo Comments »
Natural hair colour and trying to recreate it can be a challenge for some why? It’s that balance between pigment lift and tone. Chosen colour formulation and timing.
Patient’s and knowledge, skill, honestly, caring,
As a stylist do you understand the ‘Law of Color’ ? As they relate to hair colouring?Yes Laws? Oh your one of those hands on stylist who are fortunate enough to know everything. who don’t need to know or understand the law’s of colour. Your a free spirited artist! Your just someone with a huge Ego who muddles along getting bye with hit and miss colouring mishaps! A stylist who when things go wrong blames the product! How and why understanding and indeed trusting the colour wheel is so important to succeed.
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