Subtle amounts of hair colour is a great way to introduce vibrant or unusual hues without having to fully subscribe to them.
On the lovely Belinda, I did a blonde ombré balayage with a lovely light blonde, made her base hair colour an ash brown. At the basin, I toned some of the underneath layers of the ombre with Wella Perfecton /6 which is a gorgeous translucent and very cold violet.
The beauty of toning hair with Wella Perfecton is that you can still see the blonde through it, the colour is translucent so it’s see through and not opaque.
Great for professionals who want something different but may not have the look or can’t stray from a look that’s too corporate but are in desperate need of a bit of fun hair colour!
The pic below is a great representation of how subtle touches to hair colour can add mounds of interest and give something a little different to a client who likes change.
Carlie, the master of Ombre and balayage is at it again! Look at this beautiful 2 toned balayage Ombre, he has pre lightened her base, and then gone through and used a shocking pink and a biro blue to create a very amazing tonal Ombre balayage. I love this look, technically difficult to achieve but
We just love using our new MUK haircolour. I wanted to show a few variations of what a great hair colouring system plus creative hairdressers equates too. We have been mixing and playing and formulating with MUK hair colour to see how far we can push it and create great and intense, long lasting results.
Blondes can be simple and summery and blend really well! I love this blonde hair done with some really fine foil highlights using the totally amazing MUK hair colour. MUK is the best hair colour that I have ever used! Look at the beautiful times we were able to create for my totally gorgeous client
