MENU
SEARCHLoading data...
Hairstylist and Make-up Artist Cristen Smith created these looks on four separate clients. In each, she explains her color formula/process in order to add depth and dimension to each look.
Chrissy Teigen gets her glam blonde from Tracey Cunningham. Get the formula and HOW TO here.
Melissa Grace Smith shares HOW TO go from a lovely copper to an even lovelier ombre, using a color melting technique.
Jason Backe chats about ombre and color painting in this video.
Michael Albor, Matrix Artist, Owner and Creative Director of Newbury Street’s The Loft Salon, explains his method for getting natural-looking, sun-kissed blonde color.
Check out this chart and share with your client to determine the perfect shade. Let's all get on the same page!
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.”
Helen Erickson (Instagram's @HairXHelen), colorist at Sola Salons gives us the formula for this color correction: brassy blonde to sombre brunette.
Learn more about the Eva Scrivo Academy and the importance of advanced eduction for the master colorist. Here Scrivo offers her 6 tips on HOW TO make the most out of advanced education.
Frank Diaz (Frankd322 on Instagram) from Salon Beauty Bar in Sherman Oaks, CA had a client with six months of outgrowth and a starting natural color of Level 5. He brought her back to a beautiful wheat blonde that left both of them smiling.
