Platinum Gang Hair

A hair appointment is more than an appointment. It's consultation, chemistry, protection, and styling.
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The goal is always healthy, bright, touchable hair.

Every placement has a purpose. I’m not just lightening hair — I’m creating movement, brightness and a softer grow out!

One thing about me... I'm gonna tone with purpose and lighten with intention. 💎
The goal is not to blast the hair open like a drug bust. 😂
The goal is controlled lift, healthy hair, and understanding the chemistry behind what we're doing.
Sometimes I'm pulling processed foils from one quadrant before I've even started applying lightener in another. That's why I set timers, monitor the hair constantly, and adjust as I go.
Hair isn't one-size-fits-all.�Starting level matters.�Mixing ratio matters.�Processing time matters.�And yes... the volume you're using matters too.
Hair doesn't read the bottle.�It responds to chemistry. ✨🩵

A toner can only refine what has already been lifted.

If too much underlying warmth is still present in the hair, the answer usually isn’t more purple shampoo… it’s more lift.

Understanding remaining pigment is one of the MOST important parts of blonding:
• Level 10 = pale yellow
• Level 9 = yellow
• Level 8 = yellow/orange
• Level 7 = orange

Purple shampoo is maintenance — not magic. 💎

Blended Blonde Highlights is my favorite way to highlight. I alternate slicing and weaving each highlight and slicing the low lights.


When blending highlights I’m creating a more cohesive look. The lowlight is always just a slightly darker blonde. I then smudge the root one level lower than the lowlight. Smudging with Dia Color has been such a game changer in my chair.

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There are different kinds of color remover. The lightener based ones are typically used to remove vivids. The sulfur based ones are used to remove permanent color. The key is to remove as much of that RPC in the hair as possible.

Once you have a clean slate, you strengthen your end result.

Please shampoo with a clarifying shampoo and rinse for at least 5-6 minutes straight. I do not use step 3 inside of the box. The last time I did, the color reverted back.
Hope this helps!