MAKEOVER: Dark and Damaged to Healthy Deep Blue
This client wanted to keep darker hair color but make it healthier, stronger and shinier.
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This client wanted to keep darker hair color but make it healthier, stronger and shinier.
Frances Canola (@frances_hairartist) is in the process of opening Bauhaus Salon in Orange, CA (opening Jan 2, 2017). MODERN found this lovely makeover and asked Canola for the details for this brassy blonde to ashy melt perfection. Here she shares.
"My client is usually a short haired beauty, but she wanted to try to grow her hair out," says Alysha Cornetta (@AmoreHairDesign) of Amore Hair Design, Gallery Salons, Foxboro, MA. "We applied the Donna Bella tape-in hair extensions. We originally got them to match her before color but then after consultation she really wanted to be red again." Get the details for the how-to.
A beautiful dusty rose makeover.
Ludovic Geheniaux (@hairbyluu) says client Leana is a professional model. “She wanted a big color change and told me that she wanted to go lighter. I proposed she had to just trust me.” See the steps and the after. Amazing.
Tips for putting together a fantastic photo shoot to highlight your 'before-and-after' work.
White looks so right in winter. Get the formula to this before-and-after that transitions this client's color from fall-inspired to colder weather-inspired.
Jennifer Wills (@hair_byjenwills) of Salon 77 West, Pleasanton CA, is a color specialist "And love my cool tones!" Here she shares the how-to for a beautiful blonde correction.
Lizzie Leggat (@Lizzie.spouse) from Alberta, Canada, says her client " started off with a very faded strawberry blonde color. The client loved the idea of rich copper tones while adding some dimension to frame the face." Here Leggat shares the how she punched up this shade.
Samantha Lawrence (@samlawrencehair) of House of Color, Colorado Springs, Colorado, says her 75%/very curly hair client wanted to be a #Unicorn! We had been doing her hair with a level 5 natural on her base and highlights with a block coloring of purple and blue in the front. She then decided she wanted to go full color because we kept making the purple and blue more prominent."