
Sweet Treat
Skyla Kuykendall creates lived-in color with Paul Mitchell lightener and the Demi.
As precious as the metal it was named for, Framesi’s contoured copper weaves a tapestry of shadows and light to create this gentle and beautiful autumn look.

As precious as the metal it was named for, Framesi’s contoured copper weaves a tapestry of shadows and light to create this gentle and beautiful autumn look.
Formula & Application:
Natural level 5
Formula 1: Framcolor Glamour, 40 cc 8.4 + 20 cc 7.36 with 60 cc Framcolor 20-volume Glamour Activator
Formula 2: 40 cc 8.36 + 20 cc 8.4 with 10-volume activator
Formula 3: 40 cc 9.36 + 20 cc 9.4 with 10-volume activator
1. Prelighten the base to match the ends using Formula 1. Process 35 minutes, then rinse, shampoo and blow dry.
2. Create several highlights along the crown line with Framesi Decolor B Diamond, using a contouring technique. Repeat along the back hairline. Process until the hair reaches level 9 (yellow).
3. Tone the two bleached areas using Formula 2 in the crown and Formula 3 for the back hairline highlights. Process 10-15 minutes. Then shampoo, rinse and condition.
CREDITS:
Color and style: Italian Style Energy–Italian Style Framesi
Photographer: Karel Losenicky
Makeup: Silvia Dell’Orto

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