There’s an art to making high-impact eyes stand out. If a red palette sounds limiting because of the season, think again. My vision for Nicole was a grunge-inspired cranberry, the shade has never seemed so appealing to her barely-there eye color, creating a brilliant baby blue gaze. Reds can be easily achieved when a shade …
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Volume #7 – Orchid Hair Color – 2014 Color of the Year!
Introducing: Blue Concentrate from Chromastics! That’s right. Chromastics now has Blue Concentrate. Here are some of the facts: Blue is 100 oxidative in a Deposit Only base. It can be added to both the permanent shades and the deposit only shades. Blue Concentrate is used in the same proportions as Neutral, Green, Gold and Red Concentrates. …
Tom Dispenza has created another 2-minute Tips video: Shades of Red. Learn how you can create 25 different shades of red, using the Chromastics line of hair coloring. After watching the video, check out the 25 Shades of Red for all of the formulas and sample color swatches.
Here’s a 2-minute tip on today’s topic: The Progression of Dyes I’ve displayed on the table 9 swatches that show the progression of Dark Blonde dye from 0 to 45 minutes. The first swatch is the standard used for all dye-outs. It is natural white hair. All of the swatches were dyed on natural white …
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DVD 2: Autumn Ombre Our second DVD is called Autumn Ombre and shows step by step how to create beautiful Ombre highlights. This one uses fall colors, Red-Orange, Red-Violet and Gold to mimic the autumn leaves. Enjoy the DVD and use it to create your version of Ombre Highlights. Upcoming Videos in Series: High-Lift Brunettes …
Making Hair Color Video Narrated by Tom Dispenza To all my fellow colorists, I thought that you would might enjoy a short video that I made which demonstrates the creation process of a light hair color. Watch the video and let me know what you think my leaving a comment on our Facebook Page, or …