I think our guests have the chance to replicate the looks we offer them with the right tools and trust me to sell them all. But not all visitors are able to support the amount of electricity in there to achieve this goal, but there are endless possibilities in our business and my arsenal is stored to achieve everything. I feel like living-in looks like this is possible, and with proper education our skill and knowledge will grow! It allows us to display the lifestyle and personality of our guest. There is an incentive and a strategy in the current market to manage all the looks that are trendy. I believe there are endless possibilities for the right stylist / client relationship and it looks like this awesome color melt is achievable!
Jet Black to Vibrant Metallic Blue
A with Rich Style Creators Salon Owner Director This look was in reality a collaborative effort with La Mindy stylist. We were inspired to make our model look lively and functional. Over multiple sessions, I worked on the naturally dark-brown / black Aasian hair of my model to create a clear silver blonde foundation. I always try to provide my customers with a perfectly light and balanced base so that any toner added can gracefully fade over time. We thought this metallic blue interpretation would be perfect for the silver undertones of our model. I love how they blend smoothly into each other even though the colors from root to tip are of high contrast. Be prepared for a longer session in the salon (four to eight hours depending on your length thickness and current hair condition) for prospective customers interested in this look. It may take one or more sessions to achieve this look, depending on your color or current condition. If you’ve got fine blonde platinum hair, you might just need a toner to get that look. If you have thick dark hair, raising your hair to this color can take a few sessions. To nourish and preserve your hair, we recommend investing in good salon-quality shampoo and conditioner. At the moment, Eleven Australia is our favorite brand. A scope is cruel and fantastic smells! Keep away from cheap supermarket hair products as most of them contain silicone and chemicals that over time coat and smother your skin. They’ll even find it really hard to color your hair! To avoid some brassiness, use a purple shampoo once or twice a week. Personally, I think this color will rock everybody. Don’t wait to go outside your limits for a party or a birthday bash! You should show faith in yourself every day and your hair is simply an expression of your radiance. The sweetest shy girl working in a corporate sector is our model. Her hair is a great starting point for conversation and she enjoys it. We hope our look will empower women to feel positive about their bodies, regardless of their age or ethnicity.
A fashion designer Austin Walsh Master Stylist I’d characterize this look as a violet shadow with a fiery red camera flash or diffused line of illumination. Given this look, my advice to a client is to think about how much maintenance they are willing to commit to. You’ll have to re-gloss the red quite often with a look as fashion-colored as this one because it’s going to fade. The violets are also tending to fade to brown. This look is for someone who wants to look new and trendy but still looks professional in company. A good root volumizing product and a 1-inch barrel curling iron are recommended to achieve this style. Curl away from the face all the hair and make sure you first use a good heat-protective. Use some sea salt spray to loosen the curls and you’re primed for success! The great thing about this long layered look is that it gives volume that is perfect for any face shape that can be easily achieved. This is a great look for glamor that’s simple and on – the-go!
This look is ideal for a carefree confident baby who has no fear of being bold. When you find this color, having the natural color mixed in the region of the root as it is in the picture makes it a nice growout. A great option for someone who wants the best fade out with a vivid color is also violet-based tones. Finally it will transform into a beautiful blonde / soft lavender. I used a dry hair thermal spray (I like Aquage Beyond Body) to style and set it with a 1-inch wand styling. Iuse a hair rake was set to shake out the waves after the hair was mounted.
Dark Red to Fiery Strawberry Blonde
A with fashion designer Gina Barnes Hairdresser This is a bold fiery hair color ideal for customers who want to show their uniqueness without becoming too wild. My favorite thing about this is how these colors speak for themselves and how the hot tones brighten the day of everyone. My recommendation to a customer who is considering this look is to use a good color shampoo and conditioner recommended by the salon to help maintain the vibrant and radiant colors that can often disappear over time. Umber Brown to Caramel Blonde
A with Amber Carey Stylist style maker My favorite thing about this look is how realistic it is. Leaving the rich brown tones through the ends provides a more organic and detailed look for the ombré. To someone who can’t get into the salon very often, I suggest this look. I check this customer once every four to six months. She’s also in college, so she’s perfect for a dimensional balayage. I keep the scanning around the face lighter and concentrate the blonde on the back ends to ensure a longer lasting look. Last but not least, I also recommend color-safe shampoo and conditioner or anything that gives the hair a little extra moisture as it can be rough.
A with Natalie Gomez Balayage Specialist / Booth Renter Subtle but elegant is the best way to describe this look. For this look, anyone who wants a color pop but low commitment is fine.
I will characterize this look with the fashion designer Paige Brueck Hairstylist as a deep red cherry mixed with cool tones for an overall berry hue! My recommendation to anyone searching for this mix of colors would be to make sure that you are someone who keeps their color regularly. I advise my customers to wash with cold water and a sulfate-free shampoo to keep it as clean and colorful as possible. Other than that it’s a great look to wear straight or wavy and it’s definitely a great color for winter or fall. But let’s be real red hair that can always be rocked!
Dark to Light
A with Ashley Reynolds Stylist / Manager Stylist Stylist How would you characterize this look and what is your favorite? This is a dark shadow of color. The three different colors would be my favorite thing about this look. The stunning transition from a dark brown to a medium brown to a lighter blonde can be seen. Which items do you suggest that this look be created and maintained? Use a color-safe shampoo every time! If you’re not sure what product to ask your stylist to choose from. Always use a very good conditioner from the lightening of the ends. You want them to stay healthy. Deep state, if possible, once a week! The best thing about shadow is that it works with hair colors and skin type of any and all hair types. For those who do not hold a scheduled appointment, this look is best and they are not the best for maintenance. The natural root keeps the hair growing naturally.
Rich Brunette to Golden Blonde
This high contrast shadow begins at the roots with a rich brunette and melts at the ends into a golden blonde. Best Skin Tone and Hair Type: Hair that is warm and mild in color and texture, with hair that is naturally light. Tip: The hair ends are the most delicate and oldest part of the hairstrand. Be sure to take this into account while lightening the ends.When you intend to go black, try to stick to the roots with your natural color. This will prohibit you from going to the root touch-up salon.
Middle part Brown to Golden Blonde
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is a very real shadow. The roots are soft brown color and blend in a bright blonde. Best Skin Tone and Hair Type: Hot, medium to lighter skin tones with natural light brown, medium textured hair. Ombre hair that doesn’t create a lot of contrast can give you a more up-to-date look that is organic.
Black to Caramel Blonde
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When you intend to go black, try to stick to the roots with your natural color. This will prohibit you from going to the root touch-up salon.
Middle part Brown to Golden Blonde
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is a very real shadow. The roots are soft brown color and blend in a bright blonde. Best Skin Tone and Hair Type: Hot, medium to lighter skin tones with natural light brown, medium textured hair. Ombre hair that doesn’t create a lot of contrast can give you a more up-to-date look that is organic.
Black to Caramel Blonde
‘ Contrary to what you might expect, the section where you can begin the color transitions to a lighter color anywhere on the body. It may or may not be higher!
Black Roots to Dark Red
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This shadow starts at the roots as a lighter brown and turns into a lighter blonde around the area of the eye that really highlights the face. Best Skin Tone and Hair Type: This is ideal for cool medium to lighter skin tones with hair that is naturally light brown and medium in texture. If you plan to get a high contrast shadow, try to keep the lighter part a few inches lower than your eyebrows, so you don’t have to worry about changing the color of your eyebrow.
Espresso Brown to Light Brown
Best Skin Tone and Hair Type: Naturally brown and medium textured medium skin tones are ideal. Tip: If your colorist asks you if your skin is virgin, you don’t have any color in your hair. Having the same synthetic color as your natural hair color doesn’t make your hair virgin anymore. Many people make the mistake of assuming that their hair is pure solely because they painted it back to their natural colour. In a serious color disaster, this could cause the colorist to formulate and plan wrong ending.