Nicole Knoblach (@nicoleknoblach), a corrective color and multi-color specialist based at Salon Ventures, Kettering, OH, says, "My guest came to me with over processed and banded hair from her previous lightening services. Before ...
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Nicole Knoblach (@nicoleknoblach), a corrective color and multi-color specialist based at Salon Ventures, Kettering, OH, says, "My guest came to me with over processed and banded hair from her previous lightening services. Before performing any chemical services, I used Paul Mitchell's Awapuhi Wild Ginger Keratriplex treatment, which reduces up to 80% of breakage. Her re-growth was at a level 4."
Here she shares the HOW TO for this beautiful transformation:
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STEP 1: Apply Paul Mitchell Synchro Lift with 30 volume developer, lifting to a level 8/9. Shampoo.
STEP 2: Apply Paul Mitchell Flash Finish in "Strawberry Blonde" with 10 volume developer clear for 10 minutes. Dry hair completely.
STEP 3: Apply Paul Mitchell The Color XG- two parts clear to one part 7RO and orange intensifier with 10 volume. Leave out some hair in the front for added dimension. Process for 25 minutes. Rinse.
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