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Hair styling tips 3 (HAIR COLOR)

HAIR COLOR

The color wheel Levels of color Types of color Assorted tips




The "color wheel"
If you know the color wheel color becomes easy...
It may sound a bit odd but your hair is a mixture of 3 colors; red yellow, and blue. These are the primary colors. Secondary colors are orange, green, and violet. If you look at the "wheel" a color opposite (directly across) will "negate" that color. This means if your hair is a orange color - blue will make it a brown/black color. If you hair has a yellow tone, violet will cancel it out.
One of the most important elements of haircoloring is determining the hairs' "underlying pigmet" (the hairs' natural color.) When you chose a color in a swatch book, your hair may not come out that color because of the underlying pigment in your hair.

Underlying color + Artifcial color = Final result

Levels of Hair Color
1=Black
2=Very Dark Brown
3=Dark Brown
4=Brown
5=Medium Brown
6=Light Brown
7=Dark Blonde
8=Light Blonde
9=Very Light Blonde
10=Light Platium Blonde

Continues..

Hair styling tips 1


Hair styling tips 2 (PERMS)


hair-Hair styling tips 4 (Types of Haircolor)

Hair styling tips 5 (Color and Highlight Care Tips and Techniques)

Hair styling tips 6 (SHAMPOOS)

Hair styling tips 7 (CONDITIONER)

Hair styling tips 8 (DRY HAIR)

Hair styling tips 9 (RECOMMENDATION)

Hair styling tips 10 (CHOOSING YOUR STYLE)
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