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used Color Gels Lacquers 5N Walnut + 4NA Storm Cloud on Zone 1 and toned with Shades EQ Gloss 09V Platinum Ice + 08GI St. Barths + Clear on Zones 2 and 3.
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@kiraraehair
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@laurenelise.studios
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@hairmeroar
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@nicoleoharehair
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@samuel_dupuis
Photo courtesy of
@hairbyjessganley
Photo courtesy of
@tabetha_and_co
Photo courtesy of
@hairbykaesha
Photo courtesy of
@styledby_debbe
used Color Gels Lacquers 5N Walnut + 4NA Storm Cloud on Zone 1 and toned with Shades EQ Gloss 09V Platinum Ice + 08GI St. Barths + Clear on Zones 2 and 3.
Photo courtesy of
@kiraraehair
Photo courtesy of
@laurenelise.studios
Photo courtesy of
@hairmeroar
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@nicoleoharehairSummer is approaching, and with the sun and warmth, clients might be looking for lighter looks.
But that doesn’t mean they have to go full blonde.
Let your clients channel their inner Gigi Hadid or Cara Delevingne. There are no rules for how dark or light they have to go; with bronde, clients can have both.
We pulled nine looks from Redken that show off the perfect balance bronde can provide, so clients don’t have to choose between brunette and blonde.
Utah-based Redken advocate @audreyinskeep called her look beige and says that by adding the right amount of warmth into the formula, it balances out the cool or ash tones that can sometimes appear dull or gray.
"Beige has a good balance of both warm tones and cool tones—cool to cancel out any unwanted warmth and warm reflects to make it appear bright and sunny," she says. "I rarely only use just cool tones to glaze my clients, even if they’re requesting ash or no warmth. Reason being is—cool tones absorb light while warm tones reflect light."
For more beautiful bronde looks and other color inspiration, make sure you’re following Redken on Instagram.
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