Vicki Taylor Hair

Nothing like a lil mini bleach & tone 🪮💆‍♀️

I use our 00 series with a dash of 10.2f to create the perfect cool beige to compliment my natural hair colour

She get get get what she wantttsss 🤣🤣❤️

The biggest drop in surprise of the day ❤️ such a pleasure always making you over, crazy Tammy. Even if your suggestions shocked hell outta me.

We created this gorgeous cowboy cooper brown by using a combination of the .official .44 series and .00 series to tone it down. We added a few lowlights of 7.04 running through the hair in diagonal sections to create a melted dimensional look.

From virgin to next level hair ✨

We created this beigey ash melt while utilising her natural hair colour to keep this look as low maintenance as possible. Still slightly high maintenance to maintain the blondes and keep them ash with regular toners and no yellow system to maintain at home. But the grow out will be seamless.

It’s giving ALL the vampy goodness 🧛🩸

We’ve been itching to do a red transformation and here it is ! Using our 5.11 on the roots with some blue corrector to give a faux black root look without the commitment ❤️

Obsessed !!

GREY BLENDING: to do or not to do ?

Sometimes the easiest maintenance doesn’t do justice for your tone and facial features. We had spent the last few months getting a grey blend going and once we were close to the final goal, what typically happens is the client feels washed out.

Most the time when you start blending grey you lose tone in the hair and that in turn brings more attention to the face. So if you’re a natural queen and don’t wear a lot of makeup or colour, what can typically happen is that you feel a bit washed out.

Wearing some extra makeup , darkening your brows , wearing blonder colours and jewelry goes a long way to helping with that fact. But most clients land up reverting and taking a darker route even if it means more maintenance root wise. Which is also fine and generally makes anyone feel instantly better. Which we did here ➡️❤️

Grey blending is a big step that you have to be willing to compromise contrast between the hair and face for easier maintenance root-wise but higher maintenance in makeup and dress. It’s a big change that requires a lot of time, patience in the Brassy tones during the transition and also sessions to get it right.