Check out this full breakdown of a copper transformative service. Any questions put them in the comments section below!

YOUR CLIENT IS LOOKING TO BLEND THEIR GRAY INSTEAD OF COVERING THEIR GRAY. HOW DO YOU MANAGE THEIR EXPECTATIONS OF THE GROW OUT, HELP...

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Ok cherry cola let's break this down!

So what do you do if your client comes in… and they are a corrective color… they are naturally a level 4. They have patchy and uneven level 6 and level 7 throughout. It is clear that the previous color service they received there was a lack of proper saturation from the foils and therefore when the hair was toned it deposited unevenly. Their inspiration photo is lucky very warm. They want to be a level 6 copper with level 8 golden copper throughout.

Question: “Today I took a client from a grown out bleach out to a copper red.. I filled with 9AA & a little 7CC.. and that looked good after but when I did her all over gloss I feel like her ends didn’t take on any of the color and they stayed looking like more like the fill color .. I did 7CC 5CC 7CB and orange kicker. Should I have used a different formula for her ends?”

The WG series in shades eq is my opinion is an absolute MUST in your color room or backbar. Why? Well the WG series is amazing for golden blondes, enhancing a red head copper or strawberry blonde.

So let's break down some of the reds in shades eq!  The MOST important thing to understand about the reds in shades is those which live within the NO BACKGROUND family and those that live in the BROWN TO TAN BACKGROUND family.