Teasylighting the hair is a great technique to prevent any line of demarcation when highlighting, but tangles usually result after processing. Here Mickey Colon shares how-to gently remove the teased lengths.
In this video tutorial, vibrant specialist Hailey Mahone demos how she created this perfectly paired duo using Goldwell's Elumen Play color collection.
“This was my clients first time in my chair,” Andreana Nunez (@Dreeanaloveee), Agence Salon, San Dimas, CA., says. “She was ready for a change and believed I could make her hair dreams come true." Details here.
Christina Luck (@cjluck_hair) of northern Idaho, says her amazing client has been trying to get that silver white blonde for years by bopping around to different salons, and that with the right formulation, she was able to get her there in just one session. Details here.
This client went to another salon and had a bad reaction to bleach. A correction was needed by the time she got back to her favorite colorist. Get the details for this "fix" in 3 easy steps.
It’s been the most buzzed about Super Bowl halftime show. What are we talking about? J.Lo’s hair, of course. The color really has tongues wagging. Get the formula and details from celebrity colorist Tracey Cunningham.
Colorist Britny Bassett demos how she took a client with virgin level 8/9 strawberry blonde hair and turned her into a vibrant redhead in this tutorial.
Teased highlights are ALL the rage. Teasing or backcombing the root automatically creates diffused color, diminishing a line of demarcation.There are keys that colorists should adopt to perfect results. Details here.
