Showing posts with label pearl blond. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pearl blond. Show all posts

Thursday, 4 April 2013

Bleach your hair roots at home like this. Step by Step


                                   Diagnostic sheet if you have max. 2 cmgrown out roots

For bleaching roots and colouring

The desired colour is: no.10 pearl blonde



Natural hair colour depth                                                 Hair quality

                                                             
                                                                   thin                    normal                      thick


1 or 2  - black                                          20 Vol               20+30 Vol 1:1                  30 Vol                       

        
3-dark brown:                                         20 Vol                20 Vol                       30 +20 Vol 1:1

4-medium brown:      :                            20 Vol                20 Vol                       30 +20 Vol 1:1

5-light brown:                                         10 Vol                20 Vol                               20 Vol

6-dark blonde:                                         10 Vol                10 Vol                               20 Vol

7-medium blonde:                                     5  Vol                5  Vol                               10 Vol

8-light blonde:                                           5  Vol                5  Vol                               10 Vol



30 Vol - 9 %

20 Vol - 6 %

10 Vol – 3 %

 5 Vol  1,5 %


Time: 20-40 minutes


Remember, that in hot weather bleaching is more effective so leave it in for a shorter period of time.

Always use bleaching cream if you have damaged hair or your skin is irritated or sensitive!

You will definitely find high quality, ammonia-free bleaching powders and creams containing argan oil in the hairdresser industry.


Mixing ratio: 1:2

Amount of substance necessary in line with the thickness of hair:


Normal:  15g +30g Vol

Thick:    20g + 40g Vol

Thin:     10g +20g Vol


I have already shared in my blog that bleached hair sucks up more liquid therefore it may change colour and get silverish, this is why the mixing ratio of colouring is: 1:3.

Amount of substance necessary in line with the length of hair:



Short:      10 g  + 30 g 10 Vol

 Medium: 15 g + 45 g 10 Vol  
  
 Long:      20 g+ 60 g  10 Vol



Time: 10-15 minutes

After-bleaching treatment:

End-of-dye shampoo, PH restoring conditioner, argan oil, heat protector, finish products.


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Sunday, 17 March 2013

Hair colour spectrum in hairdressing


Colour theory is basically the colour spectrum.
There are terms that we don’t use in everyday life.

E.g.: for green – matt
         for blue – ash
         for violet - pearl


Hair colour spectrum in hairdressing

While bleaching, there might remain yellow (gold), orange (copper) and red shades in the hair. You can neutralize it by applying the directly opposite colour.

For example you can neutralize yellow (gold) shade by violet (pearl).
Orange (copper) can be neutralized by blue and red by green (matt).

I have already talked about natural hair colour, which is the darkness and lightness of hair and the colour tone which describes the characteristic of hair colour and shade
.
Hair dye producers use numbers and letters to describe hair colour and shade.


The number before the dot or backslash stands for the colour while the number after the dot or backslash stands for the shade.

I will show you the numbers of My hair dye producer:

8/34 – light blonde with copper shade

     8 – light blonde – base colour

/3  - gold – the first number after the backslash stands for the main characteristic and shade of  the hair colour .

/  4 – copper – the second number after the backslash stands for the secondary characteristic and shade


10/8 – lightest blonde with pearl shade

10                  - lightest blonde – base colour

            /8 – pearl – main characteristic


I have explained it this way because hair dye producers may use different numbers for colours.
This is why I don’t tell you what number of colour to buy if you want to colour your hair instead I will ask you to buy a 9,10 or 11 colour pear blonde shade at the hair shop. 
I hope it is clear for you now but this is only a segment of colour spectrum so far. I will tell you everything more detailed when it comes to hair dye because without the knowledge of colour spectrum you can’t dye your hair nicely and thoroughly.         

On my video I am changing a colour no. 5 roots into pearl blonde no. 10. It is impossible to achieve this without pre-bleaching.
              
Before sharing the video I will have only one more short writing, namely

-how important to do skin test and
-how important to take care of your blonde hair.

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