Sometimes we meet a new client who clearly looks her best as a brunette. One of my
favorite color services is "rescuing" brown hair which has been over-processed.
Today, I met a terrific new client. She is gorgeous, and about 40 percent gray. The
hair which has not yet turned gray is level 3, medium brown. Sadly, her hair lengths
presented a problem. Throughout the crown, large sections of the hair appeared to
be highlighted to a brassy orange shade. And, she told me that her hair had been
given a "Botox Conditioning Treatment" to control her natural soft wave. So, the hair
was in a fragile state.
After covering her gray "root" area using Wella Color Touch. (equal parts of 3/0 and 5/3),
I wanted to avoid further stress on the hair lengths as I eliminated that orange/red area
which the client actually hated.
After her retouch had processed, we shampooed her hair, and towel dried it carefully,
I chose to "color condition" the hair using Evo Fabuloso Conditioner. I mixed 5 parts
of Beige with 1 part of Cool Brunette, and applied the mixture root through ends, massaging
the mixture very evenly and thoroughly into the hair. We covered the hair with a plastic
bag, and allowed the color conditioner to process at room temperature for 20 minutes.
After thoroughly rinsing the hair and styling it, -- wrapping round-brushed sections onto
velcro rollers; this new client was delighted with her rich, non-brassy, shiny new color. By
allowing the color conditioner to deeply penetrate into this POROUS hair, the treatment
will fade SLOWLY.. and will hold well until I see her for her retouch in four weeks.
Do you use colortouch plus for these retouch services? which developer. ive been using eq crème cover plus, but it does lift and looking for alternative.
My experience with some of these hair "straighteners "...botox...ect....leaves hair VERY ORANGE🤪