Balayage Highlighting Red on Red

 

 

 

 

The steps it takes to get Red on Red Balayage Highlighting!

This a 3 part series. Watch all 3 parts if you're a stylist. Watch part 3 if you just want to see the finished result!! 

 

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Gorgeous Red on Red
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Having Haircolor that makes you feel Wow!!

So, to further my blog about how hair color can make you feel, let's talk about how a hairstylist can accomplish that Wow!! feeling.
Highlights can add dimension around the face for lightness. When dealing with a client witih grey hair, this helps tremendously. It helps camoflage the grey, brings lightness around cheekbones and eyes and draws light away from the face so that wrinkles and blemishes are minimized.
Highlights with 2-3 colors make a blonde go pop! Variation always makes hair look fuller, thicker; a trick of the eye. Warmer colors make one feel bright, cheery, alive while neutral tones feel confident, powerful, strong, calm. Redder blondes are firey, exciting, alive! Mixing up colors can give a feeling of Wow! too.

And as long as I've been doing hair, I think it's so important that "bleach blondes" get a clear glaze from time to time, if not every time. It makes hair feel smooth, shiny and alive. It helps hair look thicker, feel richer, hold curl/style better. Bleach blondes always get "stripped" but nothing gets put back like a hair color blonde does. So, whether you get your highlights done by me or another colorist, request a clear glaze to seal your hair and give it radiance and shine! check out more of my work http://www.pamperryhair.com/

Hair Color; does it feel?

Do you ever wonder why women really color their hair? I don't know exactly, but I know it's partly because of how we feel when it's done. When we look in the mirror and see the beauty of it all, we love it! Is it the shine? Is it the depth, the lightness? What is it? I don't really know but I do know that getting hair color, makes you feel happy, alive, beautiful, sexy, powerful, smart, confident and like a woman!
I generally color my hair every 3-4 weeks. I love the shine. I use Keune hair color in the salon and on my own hair. Its a translucent violet based color that looks believable and natural. To keep the intergrity of my own fine hair, I try to limit pulling through my permanent hair color formula. So, I mix up a color to pull through from the semi line. THis gives pure deposit and shine. My color stays fresh for 3-4. All hair color has a natural exit to hair, fade if you will.  So using semi permanent doesn't mean its not as permanent as permanent. The major differences will be: Permanent Hair color uses developers/peroxides meant to lift Natural hair color and utilizes Ammonia to do so. Semi permanents have no ability to lighten natural hair color because they are made Ammonia free and the peroxide/developer is very low. So, if my hair has already been previously color with permanent hair color, my hair is ready to recieve that semi permanent hair color especially if it has been recently shampooed.  There is an old wives tale that color takes better on  dirty hair; It does not!!
 (Hair should be free of styling products and recently shampooed for optimum color delivery whether using permanent and/or semi permanent hair colors.
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