Fall and winter call for some deeper hues. Get the formula for this rich black-cherry color by Daisy Rosania of Aurelio Salon.
Lauren Quick・Contributor
August 12, 2014
2 min to read
Fall and winter often lead to clients desiring deeper, richer hues than their sunkissed spring and summer colors. Daisy Rosania from Aurelio Salon in Howell, N.J., adds interest to a darker hue with an accent color.
L: Before; R: After
GET THE LOOK: BLACK CHERRY Formula A: Goldwell Topchic 40mls 6% developer + 5N 15 mls + 5VV-MAX 25 mls Formula B: Goldwell Colorance 5VV-MAX 15mls + 6VV-MAX 25mls + Colorance Lotion 80mls Formula C: Goldwell Colorance Lotion 40mls + 20mls clear
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STEP 1: Tap Formula A to new zone area.
STEP 2: Spray Goldwell Dualsenses Equalizer Spray onto remaining hair, midlengths and ends. Apply Formula B to that area and process for 25 minutes.
STEP 3: Rinse with Goldwell Dualsenses Color Fadestop Shampoo and Conditioner.
STEP 4: Apply Formula C to towel-dried hair. Glaze all strands with Formula C and process for 10 minutes.
STEP 5: Rinse, condition and style.
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