How to Integrate Melted Lowlights and Balayage
Connecticut-based colorist Megan Moran demos how to give your client color that won't need to be touched up for months!
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Connecticut-based colorist Megan Moran demos how to give your client color that won't need to be touched up for months!
Love the look of balayage but want a lighter and brighter result? Learn more about the "Floating Foils" technique that offers the best of both worlds. This is a FANTASTIC video tutorial by a color master.
This elegant, “uptown” blonde is brought to you by three key players. Kenra Professional National Artistic Manager Oliver Shortall used Kenra Color Simply Blonde Beyond Bond Lightener—with its inner and outer cuticle bonding complex--to create the highlights. Simply Blonde Ultra Lift did the job on the base color. (It lifts up to four levels in a single application.) And the luminous, candlelight finish is courtesy of a combination of gold and rose Simply Blonde Sheer Tone.
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Create a cool highlight with pastel toning using the new Schwarzkopf Professional tbh—true beautiful honest color line
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In September of 2018, Kayluh Stewart shared a photo of her work that would change her life as a colorist. One year later, MODERN catches up with Stewart.
See how one stylist corrects and maintains brassy highlights.
This client found her new colorist on Instagram and was willing to travel a great distance to get the bright blonde she had been looking for. Get the details and formula here.
Erin Mills is a stylist and salon owner in Orlando, Florida, who specializes in blonding. In this video tutorial, Mills demos her umbrella pattern using Alfaparf color to achieve bright blondes with low maintenance for healthier hair.