HOW TO: DJ Victory Back with Another Pastel Formula
When we spotted DJ Victory at America's Beauty Show, she had her famous pastel purple hue--which had more of a silver/gray finish--but also some mint green spot color and we knew we had to track down her formula.
by Alison Shipley
April 7, 2014
1 min to read
DJ Victory, who works at Enzo's Salon and Spa in Cleveland, Ohio, has become a bit of a MODERN SALON BFF over the past few years. Every time we share her work it reaches thousands of "likes" on Facebook. But the work that got the most attention was her special pastel purple formula she uses on her own hair!
When we spotted her at America's Beauty Show this March, she had the pastel purple hue--which had more of a silver/gray finish--but also some mint green spot colors in there and we knew we had to track down her formula.
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To get the look, she said she used the same formula for the PASTEL PURPLE color she shared last time we bumped into her (Paul Mitchell The Color UTP + 6 violet shots and 5-volume developer) but this time she also used Pravana's Mint Green and Silver.
With a little help from some extensions for fullness, Victory was, again, a major head-turner at America's Beauty Show! Get formula details, and a closer 360* look, in the video clip below.
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