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CORRECTIVE HAIR COLOR This model's hair was low-lighted with several colors to achieve a dimensional
effect. Constant treatments were applied for tonal value of the highlighted hair. GOLDWELL HAIRCOLOR was used for this color correction and home haircare was prescribed. Porosity has a lot to do with corrective
hair color. I like to play on this condition of the hair to achieve tone. Brocato and Moroccan Oil treatments
were given to this client. This is a Before & After Model.
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HAIRCOLOR SALON
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CORRECTIVE HAIRCOLOR Changing blonde hair color to red is a favorite of mine. The old method of using fillers
and stains is over but you should never count out the old-school methods. I used GOLDWELL'S PRE-PIGMENTS to achieve this dark blonde with dark brown low-lights. SCRUPLES Blazing hair color was used for my highlighting. Foils were placed to emphasize the textured hair design.
Reds are truly one of my favorites. Back in the 80's, we would pride ourselves in achieving a true single process
haircolor. Now, dimensional hair color techniques are widely used to compliment a single process hair color. This
is a Before & After Model.
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CORRECTIVE HAIRCOLOR This model was tired of the same type of foil pattern. Specializing in hair color and hair design
you have to stay up to date with the current trends. With this request, I knew that with the length of the
hair, I could use it as a canvas for my hair color. Starting with a custom hair design, I used numerous tones of
warm blonde and light blonde. Weaves and slices were used as my placement patterns. GOLDWELL HAIRCOLOR was used for this client and Moroccan Oil haircare was prescribed. This is a Before & After Model.
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CORRECTIVE HAIRCOLOR This model requested warm tones of copper, brown and red browns.
When deciding which colors to use on a client, always look at the eye color and flecks of pigment in the cornea,
the skin tone and color of freckles. Ask about the color of the client's hair during their childhood and teen years.
Personality has a lot of importance during the consultation stage when determining the true color to give to a client.
The Hair Colorist will always say reds are hard to hold their tonal value but if you formulate correctly with the right
amount of red, blue and yellow, you will achieve lasting tone. It is important to know the hair color product that
you use. Every seven years skin tone changes. Hair color that you had as a teen may not be as complimentary as
you progress in time. Also, consider the life style and the commitment to hair color maintenance with
your Client. This is a Before & After Model.
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CORRECTIVE HAIRCOLOR We changed this models haircolor simply by following a uniform placement of Highlighting,
and Low-Lighting. A Goldwell Lightener was used and a variety of weaves, and slicing were mixed with a warm dark blond Low
light. After our color service I followed up with a Colorance Color Bath. This was to add uniform toning. After every haircolor
on a new client I always check the tonal value a week later. A Beige/Brown color wash was used to achieve this incredible
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CORRECTIVE HAIRCOLOR This models haircolor is one of my favorites, RED, RED, RED. We used a mixture of one level darker from
her natural haircolor for Low-Lighting. And two levels lighter for another shade of Kopper Red from Goldwell Haircolor, then
a creme lightener was used to provide extra lightening for the haircolor. Placement of foils are very important when trying
to hide any imperfections in the bone structure. And using this knowledge we can hide and also bring out features in our clients
bone structure. A color bath was used on this model a LIGHT KOPPER BLONDE, to add tonal value to the overall haircolor. 
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