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The beauty industry is constantly producing new haircolor trends from classics like ombre and balayage to new looks like babylights and pixelated haircolor.Recently, haircolorist Linh Phan (@bescene) from Be Scene Hair Studio in Rockville, ...

Double Dipping Haircolor Technique (photo credit: Haircolor: Linh Phan @bescene)
Haircolor: Linh Phan @bescene

The beauty industry is constantly producing new haircolor trends from classics like ombre and balayage to new looks like babylights and pixelated haircolor.
Recently, haircolorist Linh Phan (@bescene) from Be Scene Hair Studio in Rockville, Maryland, created this tri-haircolor look in which he uses a technique he refers to as “Double Dipping.” This client was torn between coloring her hair violet or magenta, so Phan decided to show off both colors using white as a blending element (in the middle) between the two shades.
As you can see with this technique, the top of the head features a dark color, the middle a lighter color, and the ends can feature a dark color or one that’s slightly lighter than the top.
To create this look, Phan used Kenra Color Creative. Re-create this trendy look by following the steps below:
Step 1: Starting at the base on pre-lightened damp hair, use Kenra Creative Violet and cover 2 inches of base from scalp.
Step 2: Next using Kenra Creative White, blend from the bottom of the Violet down the mid shafts leaving 2 inches of ends.
Step 3: Lastly, blend from end of mid shafts to ends of hair using Kenra Creative Magenta.
Step 4: Let the hair process.
Step 5: Shampoo & condition lightly. Then style as desired!
For more information about Kenra Professional, visit www.kenraprofessional.com.

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