Twisted Styles

This colour was done during a 3 day course which i completed and was certified, we revised the importance of clients skin tone, job titles, hair texture, personalities etc. We were educated on colouring techniques and new products (as well as old) that Wella had to offer which included practical participation where I performed the colour as shown below.

Another subtle balyage made possible with Wella Freehand Freelights and Wella Color id. I first apply the Freelights and allow that to process, then we rinse and apply the colour process by using an all over root colour and soft hues of different shades and tones on the ends with Color id this allows us to create different textures and depth in the hair as well as a pleasing colour that will grow out gently.

During and after photo's of a rich plum created by decolouring the hair first with Wella Blondor and Olaplex(by now we all know what Olaplex does and i can't stress enough how well this product works). I did a darker root to give an illusion of depth and fuller hair with lighter ends.

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Some pops of colour made possible with Pravana Vivids (yet again) can you tell i love using this product!? Then an ever inspiring 3D shaving design by using different guard lengths to give the illusion.

Before and after colour transformation on our lovely Kayliegh. She was after a jewel tone of colour that which resembles a gemstone. We had to decolour her hair with blonder and Olaplex(to maintain the health). The Jewel colour as achieved using Wella mixtones.

Rox left with her colour on as these colours do maintain at their ultimate strength when left on for long periods of time, the picture was therefore sent over message and we didn't manage a styled one. Rainbow peek-a-boo colour achieved using Pravana vivids.

A soft balyage created using freehand blondor called Freelights from Wella, this innovative product allows us as hairdressers the freedom to lighten the hair without the use of foils or boards.It's very exciting in the industry at this present time as they keep on investigating into the sciences of old products and their uses.

Some entertainment as always with miss Colette who sends me collages of herself enjoying the fact that we name her hair every time(as you can see it was pony hair this time haha). All colours created using Pravana and Olaplex for maintenence.

A beautiful creation resembling a subtle balyage. To construct this look i used techniques of freehand blonding, followed by a product called color id which allows me to place colours together of different shades without the use of foils, therefore i did a root colour with different soft hues on the ends. We also used Olaplex to maintain the health of the hair

Here is an example why in some cases i will upload far too many pictures and the reason being is that lighting has a huge part to play with colours like these. Also the other reason probably being i am just too chuffed with how it came out and obsess over it ;) Colour achieved by using Pravana Vivids on the mid-lengths and ends and Wella to decolour as well as to create a charcoal all over root, giving the colour the aesthetic appeal of it looking 'lived in'. Olaplex used to maintain the health of the hair. Thanks to my friend Victoria for allowing me to go nuts and utilize my creative nature!

Keep your eyes peeled for some delightful creations over the next couple of days as well as some promotions to aid those December bank accounts. ;)