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BLONDE ON BLONDE HAIRCOLOR This Goldwell Haircolor Model has naturally wavy hair. Two tones of Haircolor where used for a lowlight, and a Highlift Blonde Goldwell Haircolor was used for highlights.
After we used Goldwell Colorance Haircolor glaze. After the hair color service makeup and makeup application was given to this model. Moroccanoil home haircare was prescribed. This hair color service was strictly done with foil highlights.
And a sutle tone of Kopper red was introduced for the lowlight hair color. Hair color for blonde hair especially when
Lowlighting the blonde you have to be careful not to over lowlight the hair. And also great care must be given when blowdrying
and using a flat iron on the hair. Blonde hair is very fragile, and too much heat will break the hair. When using a flat iron
on blonde hair use a very light weight hair spray to protect the hair from the heat. And also use boar bristel brushes when
blowdrying the blonde hair. Plastic bristles will break the blonde hair. This was a Before & After Model. |
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DIMENSIONAL BLONDE HAIRCOLOR This model we used Goldwell Haircolor, two different shades of Blonde were used. And also two different
Tones of Lowlites. After the color service she was given a Goldwell Colorance Glaze to tone the Highlift Blonde. This service
was done with Foil Highlights. Warm tones of blonde hair color were introduced into the hair. Two different tones of light
blonde highlights were also placed into the hair. This client has very thick and wavy hair. And a slicing technique was done
on the hair color model. If you have naturally wavy and coarse hair weaving will not do the job. After awhile the haircolor
will look like a single process hair color service. And if the highlights or lowlights are not dominate in this technique
the highlights and lowlights will blend together. Which will make the hair color client look as if there is not dimension
to the hair. Too many lowlights will make the blonde haircolor look muddy. Too many highlights will make the client hair color
look un-natural. Either the lowlight or the highlight has to be dominate, it has to be one of the two. This was a Before &
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BLONDE HAIRCOLOR This is the ultimate Blonde Haircolor for me, our client is a Professional Model and requires very Light Blonde. This is for Photographic reasons. A Highlift blonde was used on the newgrowth, and Goldwell Lowlights
were added. After the end of the service a Goldwell Colorance Glaze was used to add tone to the Foiled Highlights. This model
also had a level 5-6 for her natural base. She came to me from a advertisement from the internet. The clints hair was over
processed from on going hilighting, and after numerous appointments we finally got a lowlight color to hold. The customer
wished for a sutle tone of lowlight but so sutle it never held on her hair shaft. Deeper lowlights were placed into the hair
for coverage. Sometime's if the hair is overprocessed it will not hold a color. And if a warm color is introduced to
the hair it may take a green tone, or muddy tone. When the hair is totally degraded it will not hold artificial
haircolor, or permanent hair color. This is when you need to treat the hair not with Protein, but with Moisturizers. Protein
will make Blonde hair break. It is to strong for the cuticle. This was a Before & After Model.
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RED ON RED HAIRCOLOR This model we used Goldwell Red Haircolor in two different levels. One lighter, one darker, and then we added
a sutle hint of Kopper for a Highlight. Red haircoloring is very difficult to hold into the hair and very hard to get out
of hair. There must be a process of several appointments to achieve the tonal value on the hair. This hair color client went
from blonde to red. After a few appointments week to week. The hair color held onto the hair shaft. The maintenance needed
for haircolor is usually every 4-5 weeks. I suggest in the summer months to go lighter in the red familys. Holding a dark
red hair color in the summer months with the beach, swimming, and outside activitys is not a good idea. Goldwell Haircolor was used to add a natural tone to the Highlights.
Moroccanoil haircare products where adviced for this haircolor client. This was a Before & After Model.
Top Hair Colorist In Orlando Florida JOSEPH KELLNER Hair
Colorist/Makeup Artist Metrowest/Orlando,
Florida 32836 JOSEPH@JOSEPHKELLNER.COM ORLANDOMAKEUP.COM |
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