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New Direction: The Color

Three different Goldwell shades are alternated in slices and weaves. “If you want to punch it up, adjust the formula of the lightener,” Edick says. “It’s a great color design to complement Nick’s fun razor cut.”

by Staff
March 29, 2013
New Direction: The Color
New Direction: The Color
New Direction: The Color
New Direction: The Color
New Direction: The Color
New Direction: The Color
New Direction: The Color
New Direction: The Color
New Direction: The Color
New Direction: The Color
New Direction: The Color
New Direction: The Color
New Direction: The Color
New Direction: The Color
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New Direction: The Cut

Three different Goldwell shades are alternated in slices and weaves. “If you want to punch it up, adjust the formula of the lightener,” Edick says. “It’s a great color design to complement Nick’s fun razor cut.”

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To create an asymmetric color finish, Edick had to know which would be the heavier side before coloring. After discussing with Arrojo, Edick lightened the color with multiple shades of highlights placed on a dark base, which he calls the 2013 Tri Color Block.

“We are pushing clients away from traditional ombre,” Edick says. “Asymmetry is key and all stems from an off-center football-shaped section placed internally.”

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