Haircolor class: more Max 4, direct dyes and formulas

This is a class for salon professionals, cosmetologists, beauty school students, and barbers to learn more about haircolor formulas to lift the hair and how they work. Learn about level 6 tone blue green 6BG (blue/green). At level 6, where the red/orange is dominant, you need to have that blue green. Learn how much pigment of hair use when you are lifting. Learn what volume peroxide to use. Bright orange lives in level 7 hair, so double dye loads of blue will cancel that orange. Learn about funky fun colors. They are fun, but the direct dyes are the ones that bring you money. The difference between direct dyes and oxidative tints are that direct dyes are pre-oxidized colors and they stain the hair. The color molecule is larger for direct dye. Oxidative tint molecule is small and it needs to be mixed with an oxidizer to develop. Learn how direct dyes fade. Is that a fact? It's inevitable the direct dye will fade. What happens when hairdresser mix the clear color with direct dye, does it work or no? The clear will close the cuticle and the direct dye stain will not be able to sit on the cuticle. When you dye your hair black, is it easy to take it out? What happens when you color your hair with permanent black hair color? What do you need know when a person with black haircolor wants to go blond? Do you have to cut the hair ends with overlapped black haircolor? Use a demi permanent black haircolor so it will be easier to remove if you client wants it out or wants to go lighter. Hairdressers, learn how to educate your clients for then to understand what color tone suits their skin tone. Learn how to be a professional hairdresser. Guest artist: Max, video by BeautyHealthTravel Channel.

Видео Haircolor class: more Max 4, direct dyes and formulas канала BeautyHealthTravel