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HOW-TO: Warm Copper Redhead Formula and Braided Style for Winter
Wella Top Artist Nicole Leal of Salon Nine Zero One in Los Angeles was inspired by the warm tones and braid in the Bronze Opulence Updo from the Olympics collection to give her client Suzanne a dazzling warm copper that’s perfect for winter.
December 6, 2013
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Wella Top Artist Nicole Leal of Salon Nine Zero One in Los Angeles was inspired by the warm tones and braid in the Bronze Opulence Updo from the Olympics collection to give her client Suzanne a dazzling warm copper that’s perfect for winter.
STEP 1: Part from ear to ear across the crown. Working from the crown down to the nape using 1.5” slices, apply formula A to mid-lengths and ends. Work from the crown forward, applying the color in same manner using 1” slices, bringing the hair back away from the face. Apply formula B to the root area. Process for 40 minutes.
SUZANNE:
Natural level 6. Virgin hair.
Wavy with very fine texture.
COLOR:
Formula A – mid-lengths & ends
120g ILLUMINA Color 7/43 + 120g 30vol Koleston Perfect Crème Developer.
Formula B - roots
60g ILLUMINA Color 7/43 + 60g 20vol Koleston Perfect Crème Developer
STEP 2: Rinse out with Color Post Treatment to lock in color.
STEP 3: For extra conditioning perform the Oil Reflections Reflective Service. Prepare: Hair with Brilliance Shampoo. Protect: Apply Wella Professionals Oil Reflections to hair from mid lengths to ends. Apply Brilliance Treatment mask to hair. Pamper: Use the Care3 massage technique and wrap head in warm, wet towel. Let client sit for 10 minutes under a heat source. Rinse with warm water and then towel dry.
STEP 4: Spray hair with Brilliance Leave In Balm and use wet brush to brush out hair. One length haircut. Section back of head and establish length.
STEP 5: Use razor to soften frame around face. Finish hair ends with thinning shears to add movement.
STEP 6: Recondition and prime hair with Brilliance Leave In Mousse and comb through ends. Apply Velvet Amplifier to hair to set the foundation for great style. Create volume and movement with Extra Volume Mousse, working in hands and caressing through mid-lengths and ends
STEP 7: Use Oil Reflections on mid-lengthsand ends to prep hair for blow drying. Dry hair with round brushes in three inch panels. Tightly twist into a curland pin away to create soft movement. Give it medium hold with Stay Essential Hair Spray.
STEP 9: A client can easily recreate this braid at home for a dressed up-dressed down look.
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