Brittany Kryceski @be.you.tiful_hair_brit from Jensen Beach, FL managed this home hair color situation over nearly seven hours. The result is, of course, completely worth the time.
"This was a 6 1/2 hour color correction," she explains. "Box dye was used at home." Say no more.
FIRST SESSION:
- A full head of heavy balayage/foilayage using Pulp Riot Clay Lightener and 20 volume.
SECOND SESSION:
- A full head of highlights babylights and lowlights (7n) to help blend the line of demarcation.
- Root melted and toned with Redken Shades Eq 6n to 9n.
HAIRCUT:
- A six-inch chop. "The client had super thick, tailbone length hair."
COST:
- $100 a hour.
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