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Color Correction: Cutting Through the Warmth

Get the formula and pro tips for creating a lighter, brighter blonde using Redken color and Olaplex.

Anne Moratto
Anne MorattoDirector of Brand Content Strategy, MODERN SALON and NAILS
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February 27, 2019
Color Correction: Cutting Through the Warmth

 

@balayage.and.blush

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Allison Lincoln @balayage.and.blush , a balayage specialist in New Jersey, had a guest with a lot of unwanted warmth.  "We had to try and breakthrough," Lincoln says. "That called for a full PAINT, along with lowlights for DIMENSION." 

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PRO TIP: "Adding depth into blondes can make those light pieces POP. When blonde lies on top of a darker tone, it gives the illusion that the blonde is brighter and lighter.  This is also an excellent technique when trying to cut undesired warmth." 

FORMULA: 

  • Painted with Redken Flashlift + 30vol+ Olaplex No. 2.

  • Lowlighted throughout with Rekden Shades EQ 06N +07V.

  • Glazed with Clear+09B+08V+09T.

  • Finished off, as always with Olaplex No. 3


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