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.
I love reds! And MUK haircolour does the best red hair colours that I have ever seen! I love creating colour melts for people, and here is a tequila sunrise that I did the other week. Doing colour melts is a great way to be greedy! You don’t just have to choose 1 red, you
Claire’s work with colour correction is absolutely amazing and second to none! Her ability to visually calculate what she needs to do to get a bit so great colour right again is amazing to watch. To execute good colour correction you need to be able to figure out what went wrong, how your going to
Here is another terrific Ombre by Carlie! His work is terrific and I love the perfect blend he gets due to his amazing attention to detail! This lovely lady had a beautiful balayage done by Carlie. Her natural colour is so beautiful so an Ombre balayage is the perfect way to set it off without
