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Vivid colors
Started by Cindy Brown. Last reply by Jennifer Ballard Apr 13. 22 Replies 1 Like
I want a line of vivid colors in my salon, that don't fade in just a couple of washings. Is there a permanent line? I've tried lines from Manic Panic, Matrix additions to RR and RV and HD colors, So…Continue
Goldwell's Neutralights
Started by Marcella Robinson. Last reply by Marcella Robinson Mar 7. 4 Replies 0 Likes
I am thinking about using Goldwell's Neutralights on a client who is a natural level 3. My target shade is 9GA. Is it ok to double process with the neutralights?Continue
Which celeb's colors are your clients asking for? Let's take a roll call.
Started by Mary Rector-Gable. Last reply by Chelsea Charbonneau Feb 17. 2 Replies 0 Likes
Tell us which celebrities looks your clients keep asking for in the salon. Ready, set, go! Continue
Ombre
Started by Melony Brashear. Last reply by Melony Brashear Feb 6. 5 Replies 1 Like
Anyone got any good tips on Ombre?Continue
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Comment by Michelle Pargee on March 26, 2013 at 12:17am -
My advise would be to re-create ombré to make it new. Fresh. If it bores you or you don't feel inspired by it then make it your own. Add something new to it.
Your clients will be asking for it. And there is money in it. The roots should never be left natural. They should be colored. Then your client still needs to return for touch ups.
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Comment by kirsty on January 31, 2013 at 2:58pm -
i too love the ombre but i do much prefer the softer gradient not so keen on black roots to orange ends! if u have very dark hair then go to a light chocolate, much more classy than brassy!!!!
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Comment by Kelly "Betty" Toms on January 24, 2013 at 6:45pm -
Ombre peaked a few years ago however I have a feeling it will be around for a while. It can be as soft or dramatic as one likes. Ombre also being such a high ticket service more than makes up for the fact that a client only gets it done 2 to 3 times a year. Most of my ombre clients return for a glossing service between their ombre services.
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Comment by Lisa Kalfus on January 24, 2013 at 3:17pm -
Am I the only one who dislikes ombre? To me it looks like grown-out, unsophisticated color - plus, since roots are virtually impossible with a color that starts mid-shaft, there's no compelling reason for your client to return for a touch-up 6 weeks later.
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Comment by jenna on January 18, 2013 at 10:43am -
Does anyone have any good tips for the ombre ? It seems to bee all ive been doing. The reds fade quickly unless I use the cheep stuff they bring in. And how long will this trend last?
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Comment by Mary Rector-Gable on October 28, 2012 at 10:34pm -
Such great responses!
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Comment by Kurtis Lawrence on May 9, 2012 at 7:49pm
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okay here is THE BEST vivid color line I know!!
and I have tried them all!!
hands down acts much like a keratin treatment the way it attaches to the hair shaft and the beauty of it all it has a "eraser" that let you remove ALL the color back to the prelighten hair with NO trace of the original vivid color
http://www.competition-color.com/
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