Always right! They never do, well mostly don’t. That’s why I don’t watch them as much anymore. Hopefully someone @ Kenra will see that we want to see the end results!!! Please!!!😀😀
I love this technique! I’ll have to get one of those bottles. Thank you for sharing. I too would have loved to see the end result...don’t leave us hanging! 🙁
3:02 Hi, it's me again, and you're coming back to this video to see this specific technique because it worked so well for you last time. Oh, and, your hair is gonna look PERFECT. ❤❤
I love this, my question is on someone with medium length hair, how much product would you mix? At the salon I work, they usually like us to mix 1oz and I find that sometimes that just isn't enough. Thanks for sharing this technique can't wait to try it!!!!❤❤❤
Hi Erica! The product amount will greatly depend on the client's hair density and length. Below is a little information on both products used in this video. We recommend starting with these measurements and adjusting as needed. Studio Stylist Express standard mixing ratio is one part Permanent Coloring Crème plus one part corresponding 20 Volume Developer (1:1). If using the Studio Stylist Express for root retouch or shadow root technique, 1-2oz of coloring creme is a good starting measurement. Kenra Color Demi-Permanent shades standard mixing ratio is one part Demi-Permanent Coloring Crème plus two parts 9 Volume Activator (1:2). Again, 1-2oz of coloring creme is a good starting measurement. Since the Demi-Permanent Activator is twice the amount of the coloring creme, the color can go a little farther.
Hi Lolita! Studio Stylist Express shades are permanent colors and have been developed with professional grade ingredients to deliver the performance that the stylist and client can count on.
I think that combing the hair after the hair dyed or colored is for soft texture hair like Caucasian hair that is softer than African American hair that sometimes it tangles and is not good to pull tangled hair because it can break strands of the hair
Hello! You are absolutely right in that different hair types, textures, and even densities may require different application methods or techniques. Always be mindful of maintaining the hair's integrity while considering your process on the texture and type of hair you are working on.
I love the S technique with the bottle on the roots, totally gonna try it!
Fantastic! You'll love it ☺️
Great tips, would have loved to see the end result
Always right! They never do, well mostly don’t. That’s why I don’t watch them as much anymore. Hopefully someone @ Kenra will see that we want to see the end results!!! Please!!!😀😀
I like how she sits still and doesn't keep looking at her phone
I’m going to start working at a new salon and I want to improve my speed. These tips are amazing and I can’t wait to use them, thank you!
Woo Hoo! You got this! Thank you for watching!
I love this technique! I’ll have to get one of those bottles. Thank you for sharing. I too would have loved to see the end result...don’t leave us hanging! 🙁
Awesome technique thank you for sharing your knowledge
Thank you! Glad to hear you found it helpful ☺️
Awesome tips Oliver! Keeping the sections flattened when you are placing it up to move to the next section and the s technique were my favourites 😎
Thanks so much for watching, Mehgan!
Thank for shearing 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Thank you so much for watching!
Love this!! Can’t wait to try
Wonderful. Let us know how it goes! :)
When he does it it is so quick. It is a good thing his bodiless model does not own a iPhone. Both techniques are great.
Dang. I love it. Thank you kenra
Glad you liked it and thanks for watching! ☺️
It was a fantastic technique. Thank you for sharing 🙏🏻🤗
Glad you found it helpful ☺️
3:02 Hi, it's me again, and you're coming back to this video to see this specific technique because it worked so well for you last time. Oh, and, your hair is gonna look PERFECT. ❤❤
Thank you for sharing 😊❤👍
You are so welcome. Thank you for watching ☺️
I love this, my question is on someone with medium length hair, how much product would you mix? At the salon I work, they usually like us to mix 1oz and I find that sometimes that just isn't enough. Thanks for sharing this technique can't wait to try it!!!!❤❤❤
Hi Erica! The product amount will greatly depend on the client's hair density and length. Below is a little information on both products used in this video. We recommend starting with these measurements and adjusting as needed.
Studio Stylist Express standard mixing ratio is one part Permanent Coloring Crème plus one part corresponding 20 Volume Developer (1:1). If using the Studio Stylist Express for root retouch or shadow root technique, 1-2oz of coloring creme is a good starting measurement.
Kenra Color Demi-Permanent shades standard mixing ratio is one part Demi-Permanent Coloring Crème plus two parts 9 Volume Activator (1:2). Again, 1-2oz of coloring creme is a good starting measurement. Since the Demi-Permanent Activator is twice the amount of the coloring creme, the color can go a little farther.
You are great sir 👍
Thanks so much!
So cool
Thank you ☺️
4 fields application !!!!!
What makes the studio express process in ten minutes? Does it last the same way as the regular permanent hair color?
Hi Lolita! Studio Stylist Express shades are permanent colors and have been developed with professional grade ingredients to deliver the performance that the stylist and client can count on.
You make that look a lot easier than it is lol
Practice makes perfect 😉
I think that combing the hair after the hair dyed or colored is for soft texture hair like Caucasian hair that is softer than African American hair that sometimes it tangles and is not good to pull tangled hair because it can break strands of the hair
Hello! You are absolutely right in that different hair types, textures, and even densities may require different application methods or techniques. Always be mindful of maintaining the hair's integrity while considering your process on the texture and type of hair you are working on.