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Shades EQ Bonder Inside: Video Breakdown
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Why do we need to fill? Why not just lift the hair so there is still pigment and then apply our final formula?
Great Question from one of our members…. Why do we need to lift a client 2 levels than our desired end result level with Brunette...
Go-To Root Formula Breakdown
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Here Is WHY Your Clients Root Is Still Warm After Toning With 100% Cool Shades EQ Series...
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Quickie Rule Book To Using Shades EQ For Beginners...
Something that is so important when formulating with Shades EQ is to always know what your TONING INTENTION is. This is crucial to...
There are Two Types of Clear 000
Check out this video to understand the difference between Clear and Clear with Bonder Inside!
When Would You Choose To Use a Black to Gray Background Series, And WHY?
“I am struggling to understand WHEN you would choose to use a series in the Black to Gray Background Family in Shades EQ”
Have You Ever Over-Toned Your Clients Hairline?
Have you ever over toned a client’s hairline? Do not stress! Here is an example: Let's say your client comes in and you do a full foil on them. For zone 1 you use 06NB + 06N + 06T. But you totally forgot to remove the 06T from the front hairline and it deposited muddy and silver! Oh no!
Why Do Some Series Have The Same Reflect But Deposit Differently?
It all comes down to ONE thing my friends…. The background color. So for example, let's focus on those series in Shades EQ that have a BLUE/VIOLET reflect color:
Why/When should you reach for SHADES EQ BONDER INSIDE?
WHY SHOULD I CHOOSE BONDER INSIDE?
Understanding Your TONING INTENTION
Something that is so important when formulating with Shades EQ is to always know what your TONING INTENTION is. This is crucial to understanding how to formulate and allows you clarity to understand at which level to formulate.
What is the JOB of Shades EQ Processing Solution, Gloss to Gel and CLEAR (000)?
GLOSS TO GEL or PROCESSING SOLUTION? And what about Clear? What are each of these and what are their jobs? Here is the breakdown:
When Blending Gray What Series MUST You Use?
The reflect of the NB series is Red/Violet. The red primary depositing color will act as a fill to ensure that the gray, which lacks pigment, will have pigment reinstated. By filling and depositing all in one, we are giving our client longevity in the color. Filling also helps to ensure that the hair does not fade as quickly and gives the color something to essentially “hold on to”.
Does Shades EQ Cover Gray?
Shades EQ Blends Gray. What is so incredibly important to know and understand is how to explain gray blending to your clients. When I have a client with gray, I will ask them “Are you looking to completely cover your gray or are you looking to blend your gray? With gray coverage, you won’t see any gray at all. However, you will have a bigger upkeep schedule, and as your hair grows you will see a line of demarcation. With gray blending, it will give you more freedom and longe
Why Did The N Series Look HOLLOW?
HAVE YOU EVER TONED A CLIENT WHOM YOU LIFTED TO A LEVEL 9 WITH THE N SERIES IN SHADES EQ AND FELT IT DEPOSITED HOLLOW? HERE’S WHY:
The Core Principles of Redken Shades EQ
Here are the two most important things to know about Shades EQ. The core of the line comes down to two very important factors, the BACKGROUND FAMILY and the REFLECT COLOR of a series. Every single series has both a background and reflect color and these important pieces tells us more clearly what we can expect of that series.
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