Hair Colour Theory | How To Get The Perfect Colour Every Time |
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Very good information. My formulation factors have always been 1. Natural level 2. Desired level+ tone 3. Percentage of gray 4. Natural underlying pigment( which is important because that is half of your formula- even if you dont want it! 5. Porosity 6. Texture- This one is almost always overlooked but VERY IMPORTANT because you will need a higher level developer for coarse hair because of the cuticular layer and less percentage of developer for fine hair.
Love that Claire nice detail 👍🏻
I trained in L’Oreal when I turned 50, did 2 yrs at college but felt colour theory wasn’t covered enough, to busy doing competitions.. so I am so pleased I found you! I’m still growing in the industry and it’s tough to say the least when going it alone, so thankyou..❤️
The best hair tutorials on this channel! Thank you!
Wonderful thank you very much
Thanks so much I am from Fiji and been in the hairdressing industry for over 20 years but it's always good to watch your videos to remind me all the time and refresh my memory
Wonderful silver that is really fantastic to hear so pleased you’re enjoying the videos
i cant thank u enough for ur videos .. i am a 23 year old and i always wanted to be a hairdresser but in my country there is only a few places u can go n they r fairly expensive. yours videos r so helpful.. its realy helping those who cant make the classes.and ... its not confusing either because i watched a few and boy.... can they make it look hard ....
Oh that is a lovely compliment thank you very much I’m so pleased you are enjoying the content I provide never let your dreams slip bye
Beth minardi has made it really simple. (Natural Level + level on the box + 20v) divided by two = the level you will get. Knowing that, add in kickers or additional toning pigments as needed. I have a level 6, fine client that I foliage with Wella 10/81 + an inch of blue additive + 20v and it makes the most beautiful, neutral light brown accent. People who have done shampoo blow dries on her when I’m not around have been like, “is you’re color natural?”
Yes someone told me about this recently I haven’t heard of it I need to test out
Thanks you are the best
Thank you Roze 🙏🏻
I was trained in L’Oreal but really don’t feel colour theory was covered enough so it’s so good to find your videos, which I watch all the time.. I am still growing in the industry and going it alone is more than tough 😥x
Maybe it would be good for you to join our Patreon group we do theory sessions once a month I have done three or four theory sessions on there now but there’s loads of other things coming in the future. And if you pick the $10 paid Chantay we did two sessions a month one theory one practical
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The Life Of Hair sounds great! and would love to but bad times at present so can’t really afford the 10 just yet.. shame for me though 😭😭😭
Hi, James I am watching all your videos everyday again n again it helps me a lot I want to say this is the best tutorial I have ever seen ❤ 💖 💗 😊
Wow what a massive massive massive compliment thank you so much
I must say again this is very informative 👍 n very knowledgeable for all the hairstylist
Wonderful thank you so much glad you appreciated the video catch you in the next one
Hi James! Thank you for all of your great videos. I have only been doing hair for a few years and lightening with color is my Achilles heel! Your video today is pretty straight forward which is great! But my questions are 1) Do I just add a combination of blue/violet to whatever I'm using to lighten? 2) What about the underlying pigment in the hair? Not just what's going into my bowl? I had a client recently level 6, 25% grey. I used 8Ab because it matched her hair perfectly and I was only doing roots. I added 1/2 an oz of 8N for the gray to 1 1/2 oz of the color and 20 vol. She went orange. I just don't get it. I thought since I was using Ab the blue would counteract any orange. Is it the N that did it? Thank you for your time.
Great as always James 👍 good luck for Saturday 😳🙄😫 let the wolves run free! 😳🤣🤣🤣 stay well Paul 🙏
Thank you Paul same to you too ✌🏻
Another great video James!
Thank you cosmic unicorn
Love your channel,great job,could you do a video about darkening platinum, formulas, prepig,etc, can't find much out there,keep safe
I definitely plan to make more videos about this in the future but in the meantime this video will give you a good idea ruclips.net/video/ddCTy2cIELc/видео.html
Hi James, could you please do something in quantaties of neutralising shades? Fir instance if we're going to need some violet and some ash then how much of each. I know it's a how long's a piece of string question.
Thanks Lesa
Yes Lesa I absolutely plan to do a video on that precisely thank you for your suggestion
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Brilliant, as always.😍
Thank you Joanne will comments are much appreciated
Thank you so much!! I had a vivid red semi permanent, I pulled it to a salmon color but its so damaged and my roots are blonde from the peroxide. I want to dye it brown but idk how to achieve that without it looking dull.😢
Hi James.
Loving your vlogs, they are keeping me in the loop during lockdown.
I would like to know if you would colour someone's hair if they were recovering from hairloss brought on by sepsis in February this year.
Would love to know your views. Best wishes x
Fantastic Karen my pleasure glad I have kept you entertained during lockdown. Interesting one I would probably say it would be okay but I’m not a doctor so I would always go with the advice of Someone’s doctor 👍🏻
@@TheLifeOfHair Thanks James, you echoed my thoughts too. Appreciate your time to reply.
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I think you are amazing 😉. I am referring my daughter to this channel. She is new stylist.
Oh thank you curious hairstylist that is lovely of you to say and thank you for telling your daughter about me
Dear James I know you've got 1zillion requests, still I'd like to add one more :)
I've been exploring block coloring lately, been watching turorials and stuff, and the stylists on these videos keep saying "get creative with the placement" and I dig that however that's not very clear.. so I'd love it if you could show different placements and your go-to's when it comes to block color
Thank you for your efforts
Cheers
Yes little fish I can definitely pop that on my list of videos to make for you I used to love black colouring before we had the Balyage takeover
@@TheLifeOfHair I'll be looking forward to them videos :)
Thank you 🙏
You are very welcome Sandra
I’m still so confused because I don’t understand why we have different colors like for example if I lifted my client to a level 9/10 and I use redken 9v sometimes I end up with too much violent tones or if I use 9p then it turns green so why are we using formulas that doesn’t fit for a level 9/10 lift because no matter what it will always be yellow or with some orange so why don’t we just use a 9vb to simply neUtrize . So I would have to pretty much use redken 9v and 9b in order to neautrize but then it could get to green .
You would get green if there's little yellow and too much blue..
Same with violet.. if there's too much violet and little yellow, it would turn out more violet than desired..
If that's been happening to you maybe you need to add some clear to the mix in order to dilute the shade a bit
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@@thelittlefish5016 or dont lift it too light.
The little fish very well explained good job
Okay so the little fish explained it pretty well to be fair if you are getting green that is because you have got blue and yellow interacting with each other you will need some red to ensure that you do not get this greening affect happening the red and the blue mix together will create violet this will avoid any green tones. As far as when you’re using Redken 9V 9P or any other shade if you are seeing the tone over the existing Colour you are placing it on e.g. your lifting the hair to a level 9/10 and then turning it on a level nine and your colour is turning purple or grey or whatever colour you are getting as you describe this is because your tone is too strong there is a good chance you are lifting it lighter than your accounting at for so As the little fish said I didn’t clear to dilute delete 9 to something a bit more subtle will definitely fix your problems equally adding in some natural also reduce the strength of the V or P 😁👍🏻
I hope that helps
Just a thought that the hair could also be more porous and absorb more of the tone than it should. I find adding olaplex to my toners really helps
Do you add mix tones to natural base (in this case violet & blue)? Or do you use tint that already got it in? I work with Schwarzkopf colours and they are nightmare - so limited, keep coming out with new colours then discontinue them... so the got something like 8-1 (ash) and 6-9 (the lightest violet).
What would be exact formula you would use in above example? x
To be honest with you you could use either a colour with it in already so 8.1 for instance Or you could pick a base colour and adding your ash shade that you desire another example would be 8.0 with equal parts 8.11 or something similar to that does that answer your question? Let me know if not
@@TheLifeOfHair so that is ash covered. How about violet undertone? How would you sneak it in this formulation? x
Also, how much blue & violet do I add per oz of color?
Please tell practically how to apply
Hi Sandy I will make a follow-up video to this and I will explain all then
Hello. If I get a client of level 5 and wants to go to somewhere in in 8.3 like medium blondes. How to do this?? Please answer 💞
I have a question i coloured my hair is faded from purple to light gross green, dark green and purple now i am thinking of colouring my hair orchid or yellow or orange. Do i need to use joico direct dye remover or i can just paint it again?
Do i need to remove the keratin treatment from my hair before proceed to color them again?
Oh that is a very very challenging question to answer on RUclips I’ll be perfectly honest I’ve got no experience with Joice colour remover So I can’t comment on that specifically I would say though as your hair is currently purple green and dark green you can’t just paint any of those colours straight over the top of it you will need to do some kind of preprocessing to remove those colours enough to be able to put any of those colours over the top so whether that is Jaico colour remover or another brand As far as removing keratin treatment before you proceed that is not necessary keratin treatments don’t generally have a negative effect on the hair colouring process having a keratin treatment after a colour though can have a negative effect on the colour
Thank you so much for replying to all my questions
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That was very helpful thankyou
Wonderful thank you Ana 👍🏻