Her client had been coloring her hair at home, getting it to a nearly black Level 1. And had been doing this every two-to-three weeks for years. Here's the process for this gray slay.
She had been talking to her client for a year about transitioning to her natural color...and they took the leap, together. Get her formulas and process.
And it begins with the consultation. Video of the steps, plus suggestions for getting a full hair history from your client.
Let the color corrections begin! This rose with roots was transformed into a soft, toned blonde.
This colorist walks through her process and provides a great visual in a short video.
Color correction journeys can include several steps and multiple appointments until hair goals are achieved. Stylist Amy Baugh says making sure hair is healthy enough for whatever you’re wanting to do is a must for any color correction.
Step away from the box color. These stylists are asking their clients to please wait until they are open again to touch their hair color.
“My new client came to me with more bands than you’ll ever see," Carly Brown says. "I knew this was going to be a HUGE challenge! Thankfully her hair surprised me and it did exactly what I wanted it to first time... YAY!”
This client tried someone new and was not happy with the results. Get the details for the color correction once she returned to her favorite colorist.
Denise Mahoney (@colourauthority) of Colour Authority Salon and Spa, Portland, Oregon, says first time client Samantha came in with very warm ends and about 6 months of regrowth looking for a color upgrade. Details here.
