10 Hair Color Challenges Every Stylist Faces and How Experts Solve Them
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Inspired by Parisian hair color, Abbie Addotta, artist at Element Salon in Nashville, TN, created these soft, brunette hues using shades from L'Oreal Professionnel's Color Me French line.
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Suzanne Nguyen (@Hairbysuzanne_) of Vogue Salon and Lounge, San Jose, California, is a color specialist and loves to do all types of color. Here she shares the details for this correction.

Fashion color placements can be used in a salon-friendly, wearable way.In this formula using ColorDesign, chocolate tones are placed oppositeone another, based on large, geometric shapes.

Want to give your younger generation of clients a lively and vivacious look? Try this "French Brunette" by Shonna Curtis using L’Oréal Professionnel Majirel hair color.
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Get the details for this cut and conditioning treatment that revealed a beautiful look.

"This was her first time in my chair," says Rachael Monahan (@Rachael_Monahan) of Jyl Craven Hair Design, Canton, Georgia. "She decided she needed a big change to find her herself a romance! She said 'Make it short, sexy, and all one color!' I said 'LET'S DO IT!'" Details for the makeover here.

Get the details for this dramatic makeover, from two-tone to lovely melt.

Get the details for this makeover for the client looking for depth and dimension.

There's a lot going on here and this client needs a serious "make-under" for a lower maintenance look.

It's a dream situation for a stylist on Instagram for a creation to go viral, especially for a 20-something-year-old stylist. Hannah Edelman's chocolate mauve color creation blew up all over the internet, making its way to consumer-publication pages as the IT color for spring, even inspiring Selena Gomez to mix some dusty pink into her chocolate locks. Get to know Edelman here.

The L'ANZA Global Creative Team collaborated on this Beauty is United collection for a red, blonde and brunette finish perfect for the summer season. Colorist Leah Freeman shares her technique and tips for these looks styled and perfected by Matt Swinney and Ammon Carver.

This client never had color applied before this blonde that (as you can see) needed to be corrected ASAP.

Cynthia M. Valdez (@cynlovesbalayage) of Blush at Bishop Arts in Dallas and an educator with The Business of Balayage, shares the details for this lovely upgrade from flat to subtle dimension.

Jenna Bullaro of Dennis Bartolomei Salon in Chicago gave this brunette more dimension and pops of brightness with this easy-to-maintain, natural-looking color.

Reanna Cochrane (@Reanna_SN), a Redken Certified Colorist based at Salon Nathaniel, Redken Elite, Summit Salon, Meriden, Connecticut, knew it would take multiple sessions to get her client to her desired goal. Details here.

Azbaa shares the details for this makeover to something more subtle and sunkissed.

Get the details for this dramatic makeover, correcting some DIY haircolor.