How To: XL Series
Learn about the uses of the Chromastics XL Series
Super-Shiner! A Quick, “On-The-Spot” Service
To all my fellow colorists, Here’s something new I’ve been doing in the salon. It has proven to be an excellent service. I framed and then placed this info sheet …
Tuesday Tip: Everyday Correction
Stephanie had colored her hair at home using what she thought was semi-permanent color. Her hair was naturally light brown but after the “semi” wore away, she was left with …
Tuesday Tip: Correcting to a beautiful dark blonde
This young woman came into the salon after having her hair lightened, highlighted, lowlighted and toned. I thought she’d look better as a dark blonde, lightest brown. Because of the …
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Tuesday Tip: Accent Colors
Forest Green, Lilac, Light Blueberry Hair Color! I was lucky enough to work with Tracey Hughes at the Premiere Beauty Show in Orlando earlier this month. What a talent! She …
Tuesday Tip: Mixing RO and RV
Ever wonder what the results are when you mix 4RO and 4RV together? Here’s a great visual. The far left is 4RV on white hair. The far right is 4RO …
Tuesday Tip: Golden Blonde to Red in 30 Minutes
This young lady came to a class I was teaching with 2 inches of new growth that was natural darkest blonde/lightest brown with no gray. From the photo you can …
Tuesday Tip: Correction on a double-process blonde
I’ve been working with Tracey Hughes from Australia for the last 5 days at the Premiere Beauty Show in Orlando, Florida. We colored 18 models at the show, many of …
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Tuesday Tip: Diluting Neutral shades with XL-Cream
The first swatch you see in the photo is virgin salt and pepper light brown hair. The center swatch has been colored with 4N (Light Neutral Brown) and 20-volume developer. …
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Tuesday Tip: How Red is 2RO?
Most colorists don’t realize how strong chromastics 2RO is. Probably because most color lines don’t have an RO darker than 3RO or 4RO. If you haven’t tried Chromastics yet, give …