10 Hair Color Challenges Every Stylist Faces and How Experts Solve Them
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This client came in with level 5 regrowth and old violet permanent lowlights. Here she shares the details for this correction.

Cristophe Salon Beverly Hills Master Colorist Erick Orellana expects neon hair color to be huge this summer.

Emmanuel Ramirez (@emmanuelkuthaus) of Kut Haus Salon in Claremont, CA worked with these new shades, hand painting his canvas to create a "Royal Fiery Slate" finish.

This client came in with two inches of her natural color, about two inches of a level five band, another few inches of level seven band and pre-lightened ends. She wanted to be white blonde!

Learn more about this lovely makeover from faded blonde to dimensional purple.

Ludovic Geheniaux (@@hairbyluu), a color ambassador for EUGENE PERMA Professionnel says this level 3-4 model shared she had never colored hair hair before. Here Geheniaux shares details for this makeover.

"This client came in with very brassy, yellow and orange tones throughout her hair," says Austin Senior. "She was all levels 8 and 9 with about 5 inches of her natural level 7 regrowth. Her goal was a very cool platinum blonde with no silver and a shadow root slightly darker/cooler than her natural level." Here Senior shares the details for this makeover.

Light auburn highlights for a client who flies in to see their fave stylist.

This client came in with unwanted warmth and didn't feel blonde enough with her current color. She had uneven chunks of dark, old lowlights and a lot of her natural color. In this how-to she requested to go brighter!

Celebrity stylist Riawna Capri answers a Q&A and shares her how-to to recreate the icy blonde look she gave Hillary Duff using Joico's Blonde Life line.

Lana of Shear Bliss Salon in NYC (@shearblissnyc) located in heart of Manhattan says her client always wanted to go blonde. She tried out various salons and colored her hair at home for over 5 years. Every time she visited a salon she experienced failure and disappointment....until now.

Erin Oliwa (@hair_by_er) of Hands On Salon, Freehold, NJ, says her client is a natural level 6 and has not highlighted her hair in more than 3 months. Here she shares details for the refresh.

It's important to make mistakes - how better to learn what NOT to do! MODERN checked in with color and balayage expert Eva Scrivo, owner of the Eva Scrivo Salons and Academy in NYC, asking her to weigh in on the topic. Here she shares her top five mistakes and misconceptions.

Mike Petrizzi shares details for this makeover.

Marie Negron (@glamhairbymarie) of Flawless Beauty Salon, Cleveland, Ohio, shares the details for this dramatic correction and conversion:

When formulating a red, why stop at just an all-over color? In this formula breakdown, Arsova Salon in Chicago takes a blunt texturized bob to the next level by creating a fire-y red balayage.