Each type of hair, its structure requires a different approach, a solution of the problem, and personally I cannot be limited to one brand. Especially when I have so many different clients and each of them needs her own shade and formula! Today, I am working with two brands of dyes.
Today, I am working with two brands of dyes. They are L'Oreal and Wella. For different results, I use a different brand.
L'Oreal has something that is very important for me: it is three types of dyes - strong, medium, and very light, for different hair types and tasks. I especially love working with INOA coloring, because it does not burn the scalp, when I put the dye on the root again to neutralize yellow pigments when whitening hair, without causing discomfort and burning sensation and giving perfect uniform results.
Regarding to Wella, it gives us a unique pearl blonde hue, which can be repeated by none of the cosmetics companies. Wella also has a unique dye, which lightens and tints the hair simultaneously, reducing the coloring process, so-called number 12 - Koleston. And, of course, Color Touch, thanks to which I can cover 100%gray hair without drying the hair, as in the case of ammoniac dye. Ammoniac dye cannot be used for all hair types, you know!
Each type of hair, its structure requires a different approach, a solution of the problem, and personally I cannot be limited to one brand. Especially when I have so many different clients and each of them needs her own shade and formula!
Today, no fashionista can do without such a coloring, even if it harms their hair. But I wouldn’t advise to go for the orbit of beauty and allurement at such a price. Still, everyone should have their own way to perfection. And what trend can be better than healthy hair?! How often in the pursuit of a quick result we get this result not in our favor. Of course, this coloring is not just fashionable today - it's already sort of a symbol of modern hair dyeing.
Ombre, shatush, balayage
For many years, we've been comforting our customers from the effects of dyeing with henna. Many of them fall into a trap of natural dye, thinking that they will restore their hair perfectly and get an intense color, but as the result, they get neither one thing nor the other, and when the patience is over, they come to us to change their hair color or make bleaching that is absolutely impossible after henna or basma!
Be careful with henna!
I have a technique often used by me - the deepening of hair roots when coloring, often working with blondes. Why is it necessary? In most cases, cool shade at the root cannot be achieved immediately when bleaching hair - it always turns more yellowish. And I would like to convey the effects of natural colors in my work.
The deepening of hair roots when coloring
Dear Colleagues! I want to share with you my gray hair coloring technique. In most cases, I use light tinting dyes, for example DIA Richesse or Color Touch. Companies that create these dyes recommend putting them on wet hair, but for the hair to be better soaked with a dye, I put it on dry hair.
Gray hair coloring technique
Many people tend to escape from golden blonde, claiming that it does not match them, and I'm often sure in the opposite. In contrast, golden hues are very beneficial for many women. Golden hues make the skin softer, younger, hide wrinkles.
Golden blonde
As you know, during the primary bleaching process, we dye hair, shifting 2 cm from the root, so as not to overbleach it. For a more convenient process I use foil. Why foil?
My technique of bleaching using powdered dye