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For this color correction, Caitlin Ashjian, hair colorist at Taboo Haircare (Instagram’s @taboohaircare) wanted to make her client’s hair look as blended and natural as possible. “I wanted to give her an ashier, lighter tone all over, but still working with a base color close to her natural color so it wouldn’t involve that much upkeep.”
Thanks to the evolution of hair color and hair care technology, blondes and would-be blondes now have a lot more options available to preserve the health and integrity of their hair.
Toned Down collection by Organic Salon Systems' Rebecca Gregory and Jennifer Andrews featured in July 2014 Modern Salon.
In this step-by-step Emily Kempf colorist and Great Lengths Extensions specialist at Fresh Salon on Music Row in Nashville, Tennessee created a "Haute Hippie" sunkissed ombre look using Great Lengths Extensions.
Players of the 2014 World Cup have paid special attention to their hair to establish their own unique identities on the field – and we’ve noticed! From classic hard parts to slicked back height to lighter, brighter accent pieces, these team players know how to attract their own personal fans.
Who doesn't love flawless platinum blonde highlights? We have the how-to for you by Alexa Mansa, colorist at Salon Couture!
Mark Debolt offers organization tips and an overview of Wella's new color.id color additive.
Darkly intense with an artful combination of color that evokes the juxtaposition of oil and water. This look is by Joico Artist Stella Livoti, get the color how-to.
Radiant Orchid Violet hair color by Teri Guardino, Director of Education for Alfaparf Milano.
Los Angeles colorist Sema Conde shares how to fix a common color-gone-wrong scenario: stripey highlights.
“We need to add dimension and excitement to brunettes, and the Forgotten Brunette technique is the way to achieve it," says Marco Pelusi. "Adding strategically placed, off-the-scalp highlights, to create more of a caramel honey brown, is a wonderful way to spice up your brunettes."
To enhance the depth of a chocolate brunette, create natural-looking balayage highlights, lift the base for shine and add caramel-toffee tones. Get the formula provided by the Aloxxi Artistic Team.
There are ordinary, pretty highlights and then there are platinum-level, A-list highlights-delicate, luminous, natural-looking highlights that evoke the impression of luxury, privilege and a client who is decidedly well-cared for.
I believe that some of the most innovative and interesting color effects are being done on brunettes these days.
Sometimes, it's just the "little things" that can make a huge difference, particularly when it involves professional hair color!
A lovely strawberry-blonde with a highlight/lowlight formula from David John at Sally Hershberger in Los Angeles.
We love this balayaged ombre formula (AKA "sombre") and finish created by Zsofi from Capella Salon in Studio City, California. When her salon owner Shai Amiel shared the image with us on Instagram by tagging @modernsalon and using our hashtag #hairdressermagic, we knew we had to track down the steps for you!
