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HOW-TO: Multi-Dimensional Red Texture

The hair color shown was created using a custom foiling technique to give the client's extra curly hair a dimensional, youthful look.

by Chandler Rollins
April 2, 2014
HOW-TO: Multi-Dimensional Red Texture
HOW-TO: Multi-Dimensional Red Texture
HOW-TO: Multi-Dimensional Red Texture
HOW-TO: Multi-Dimensional Red Texture
HOW-TO: Multi-Dimensional Red Texture
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The guest started as a natural level 6 with 30-40% gray hair. Her canvas level was a level 8. "She wanted to stay around a level 8 covering her grays, while adding in some warm tones and fun dimensions," says Di Giacomo. "The foiling technique I used was custom made. I foiled specific curls and colored them from retouch to ends, alternating between the 7RV shinesXG and 8C shinesXG. I knew given her extra curly formation this technique and color match up would result in a very dimensional, blended and upbeat look."

Hair by: Alexis Di Giacomo, student at Paul Mitchell the School Chicago.

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COLOR FORMULA

Retouch:

2oz Paul Mitchell the color 8G

2 oz 20 vol clear developer

Lowlight:

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1oz PM shinesXG 7RV +

1.5oz shinesXG 5 vol processing cream

&

1oz PM shines XG 8C +

1.5oz shinesXG 5 vol processing cream

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