#blondor

[thomas11]

Summer highlight/Lowlight refresh #ulta #redkinshadeseq #blondor #kenraprofessional #kenraproducts #sassyhair #summerhair #summerhaircolor (at Ulta Beauty) https://www.instagram.com/p/CgIpM7ltPAD/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[ellenconlinhair]

ITS COPPER!By@ryan_ellenconlinhair Copper balayage 😍 gently lightened then glazed with the new @wellahairuki Shinefinity colour glaze 😍 #balayage #faceframe #moneypiece #wellafamily #wellauk #wellahair #wellalove #blondor #shinefinity #copper #shine #multitonal #wavesfordays #glasgow #glasgowsalon #glasgowhair #glasgowwestend #hyndland #visithyndland #hairoftheday #ghd #ghdhair #ghdpro #ghdcurve @ellenconlinhair (at Ellen Conlin Hair & Beauty) https://www.instagram.com/p/CemHJS9K7jF/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[soylauraom]

Blonde, big and sexy ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥. Feliz de verlas felices 😁. Este color fue inspirado en el color de la #diosaom @gabrielaquinones Al igual que con Gabriela , busco siempre lo menos dañino para el cabello de mi clienta, pero tratando de alcanzar su color deseado. A esta belleza le aclaramos su base a un nivel 7 cenizo para evitar el dura contraste que llevaba de destellos claros con una base natural muy oscura. Luego de aclarar la base, sólo su nuevo crecimiento, hicimos destellos finos con #Blondor de #wella y peróxido volumen 20. A la mezcla del aclararte le añadimos bonder de #b3 para proteger aún más el cabello y aportar beneficios en el proceso. Luego matizamos con Redken Shades EQ para un acabado cenizo, con brillo y duradero. Ahora esta belleza tropical disfruta de un #omcut a otro nivel con un color que será mucho más seguro para sus rizos a largo plazo. También se fue bien orientada del cuidado de su Maranta en el hogar, que productos usar y cuando regresar a a OM para un tratamiento reconstructive y su toner para mantener un cabello óptimo y hermoso. Saca tu cita con tiempo que los libros se llenan rápido 💨💓💃🏻🤸🏻‍♀️❤️‍🔥. #lauraom #omstudiopr #marantapower #omcut #curls #blondecurls #rizospr #rizos (at Angelina Santurce) https://www.instagram.com/p/CeMdfYovleP/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[pastrygeckos]

Let's hope Tumblr doesn't eat my post this time! @necrosemancy I'm going to include a link to a Brad Mondo video about bleaching/colouring your hair at home, because I generally agree with him and it's way easier for most people to follow instructions from a video than from text

I also find that you'll get a much better result, as well as a lot less damage using "salon" bleach and oxidiser, whilst with bleach box dye kits you have a lot less control over the amount of lift. Personally I use Wella Blondor because that's what I worked with in the salon. For a natural level 2, I would go with a 9%/30 volume developer. The really great news is that red is one of the easiest colours to get when you're bleaching, because red, orange, and yellow are natural parts of the lightening process!

The higher you lift, the brighter the red you can achieve. Like Brad mentions in the video, the trickiest thing is just to not apply to the roots until the lengths are around the level you're looking for, since the scalp produces heat that speeds up the lightening process, so if possible, it's really great to have someone on hand to help with the back of your head, etc.

Once you've bleached, you can go over with a semi/demi permanent dye in the shade you want. I personally use Arctic Fox's 'Wrath' watered down with conditioner for my pinks, and it makes beautiful darker reds too. My favourite semi/demis are Arctic Fox, Manic Panic, and Directions - though if I could get Xmondo dye for a more reasonable price in the UK, I would love to try it, and I've only heard great things, so if you have a Sally's Beauty, it might be worth a look!

I'm generally a bigger proponent for the bleach and dye method than just permanent dye, since you have more control of the actual shade (for example, you could mix a little bit of purple into the root colour for more depth, and either water down the red with some conditioner for the tips, or perhaps mix in a little yellow/orange just for some more extra nice details), you have more control of the amount of lift, and it's much easier to get rid of old dye if you want a change!

I hope that helps a bit ☺️ We'd love to see some before/afters if possible when you get to it!

[level1colorcorrections]

So I had a client today and I think it would be a good idea to explain what I did and ponder what I could have done differently. It was a blonde retouch with maybe 1 and a quarter inch of regrowth.

I used blondor lightener with 20 volume developer and started off with applying on the entire regrowth. As you might surmise, the first half inch was lifting more. So I applied more bleach to the dark banding and sandwiched some foil between the subsections for insulation. However, the new bleach ended up extending over the demarcation line, which thankfully didn’t cause breakage but made a band of white.

After I lifted the regrowth to the best I could get it, I washed the bleach out and towel dried the hair. I used color touch with 13 volume emulsion equal parts 8/81 + 10/81 and applied from scalp to white band. After 10 minutes I decided it wasn’t doing it for me and decided to blot the excess off and applied 2 new formulas (still CT 13vol) on top of it: 9/73 and 8/81, to target the white band and the dark band respectively. I left that on for 20 minutes.

After giving the client a shampoo and blow dry, the final product was okay enough to let her leave the salon, but i was unsatisfied. The banding was still there and the toner wasn’t strong enough to match the rest of the hair, which was fairly ashy. Though I mean, since I’m still a student I’m going to give myself a little slack, and after all I never felt lost enough throughout the service to run to the instructor to save me (also, the current instructor isn’t specialized in color, so I feel like their advice isn’t very helpful and we’re ultimately in the same boat)

But if I could do it over again I think I’d start from the get go with a platinum card. I’d leave a 3/8 inch margin at the scalp, and then go back to it once the rest lifted to a medium yellow. This would circumvent the bandings. After that, I’d rough dry the hair to at least 50% dry and tone with 7/86. By having the hair drier, lowering the toner level, and having violet as the secondary tone, it would make the toning give a stronger result.

[awesomeredhds02]

ruivosdobrasil

Ai gente, que perfeição... 😱😍👩🏻‍🦰✨ Feito por: @wassimmorkos  Wella Professionals, @wellahairusa Fórmula A (mechas) Wella Professionals BLONDOR FREELIGHTS + desenvolvedor de 30 volumes Fórmula B (raízes) Wella Professionals Koleston Perfect Desenvolvedor de 7/41 + 7/3 + 30 volumes Fórmula C (comprimento) Desenvolvedor Koleston Perfect 88/43 + 8/3 + 30 volumes #ruivo #ruiva #redhair #ruivosdobrasil

[stylists-supporting-stylists]

🌬 New • Reel // Frozenhair 🌬

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Global Blondor / Olaplex / Rootshadow 🫶🏼

#wellaprofessional #olaplex #ghd

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@wellapro_dach

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[thegirlfromoxycodonecity]

Can you explain how you do your hair purple? It's so pretty!

I bleach with 20 volume developer and wella blondor? powder in thin sections between foils. I process for 30 to 40 minutes depending on how it lifts. I do it all over again if it's still orange. I don't do more than 3 bleaches in one day. I have really think hair so I would avoid bleaching it so many times if your hair is fine. If my hair still orange I'll use a blue shampoo to tone. If it’s still not light enough I'll wait 4 or 5 days then bleach again. I like to get as light as I can before I apply any purple. I used to use the color wild flower from special effects for the color but it was discontinued so now I use a mix of IroIro violet and Lime Crime genie dyes. I use a lot of dye to saturate everything. I’ll put a plastic bag on my head and then leave it in for like 6 hours. I’ll rinse it out and blow dry it.

[sptribeiro]

Isacque Lopes - Blondor (Clipe Oficial)

‘NOVO CLIPE DO ATOR E CANTOR ISACQUE LOPES

[ellenconlinhair]

BALAYAGE!By@ryan_ellenconlinhair A beautiful balayage 😍 #balayage #faceframe #moneypiece #wellafamily #wellauk #wellahair #wellalove #blondor #colourtouch #brunette #shine #chocolate #multitonal #wavesfordays #ellenconlinhair #glasgow #glasgowsalon #glasgowhair #glasgowwestend #hyndland #visithyndland #hairoftheday #ghd #ghdhair #ghdpro #ghdcurve #westendlife #westenders #hyndlandhair #glasgowhairdressers (at Ellen Conlin Hair & Beauty) https://www.instagram.com/p/CeVaKXtq-N0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[tudopoesianessaporra]

viúva do que senão do desespero

que até espero mas volta nunca

coço a nuca, peço a conta e o homem que quero no pêlo loirinho no braço de soltar pipa com blondor da irmã ele mesmo até amanhã

nu

pelos

corredores do prédio

por onde andares filhote que não aqui nesse elevador gangorra?

agora, o resto ce já sabe, gosto de carinho.

[priblackcherry]

E ae povo, tudo certo 😉 Quem aqui além de mim gosta e não fica sem clarear os pêlos do corpo? Transformar o visual é essencial para renovar a sua beleza. A marca Wella é reconhecida pela qualidade e está sempre nos melhores salões e agora você pode ter isso em casa com Blondor Camomila. O Kit Clareador Blondor Camomila é completo e oferece o que é preciso para vc mudar a cor dos seus cabelos ou clarear os pêlos do corpo com óleos essenciais que hidratam e deixam um suave perfume de camomila 🌼 Benefícios: 🌼Alta performance e eficiência; 🌼Referência na categoria; 🌼Agradável fragrância de camomila; 🌼Clareia até 5 tons; 🌼Disponível em sachê e kit completo. O kit completo possui: 1 sachê de Blondor Camomila Pó descolorante 20 g, 1 frasco de Blondor Loção Ativadora 60 mL, 1 recipiente plástico e 1 espátula para mistura. #InsidersWellaBlondor #BlondorÉWella #SóBlondorÉBlondor #SeÉBlondorÉWella #TheInsidersBrasil @wellabr https://www.instagram.com/p/CoFhTNaOuZm/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[batterypiner]

Wella professional hair color lines

Wella professional hair color lines full#

Wella professional hair color lines pro#

Wella professional hair color lines professional#

When hair is colored – especially if a lightener, like Blondor, is used – some of the underlying pigments in your hair may be exposed. Even matters such as your styling routine or whether you’re a swimmer might be discussed, all in a bid to figure out what formulas will work with your locks, and whether your hair is in good enough condition for a lightener. Has it been colored before? How long ago? What was used? Why? These are all questions they might ask you. Let’s break each of them down… Hair HistoryĬolorists look at the processes your hair has already been through. Now, you know what ‘color chosen’ means – it’s the desired hair hue – while the ‘starting point’ is a combination of the hair history and the underlying pigment. Hair’s starting point + color chosen = end result To predict the finished look of every color transformation, colorists use a simple equation: What is Hair Glossing? We’ve Got the Glossįollow us instagram facebook youtube pinterest twitter Your Everything Guide to Blonde Highlights Reply to any spammy forum post or comment with to notify me of spam.24 Blonde Hair Colors, from Golden to Caramel If a product requries some knowledge or skill to use then it is better suited to professionals. Difficult to use products are going to give a brand a bad reputation, so are best left out of a consumer product line.

Wella professional hair color lines professional#

I don't think there's as big a difference between consumer and professional products as you might think but it's more a question of skill level. There are some professional lines which I think are extremely similar to their consumer counterparts. I think when it comes to bleach, professional brands tend to be better than consumer brands which in my experience can have really coarse bleach powder. If you understand the manufacturer's numbering system it can really help in selecting the right colour.

Wella professional hair color lines pro#

For example, most pro lines will have additives for colour correction you'd never find that in a consumer line.

Wella professional hair color lines full#

If you go to the bigger ones that you find in industrial estates they have the full range of products.įor me, professional lines are a bit more nuanced because they're assuming the user has had some training. Sally in the UK tend to be Sally Express which has some professional products but seems to be more aimed at the consumer. "If you don't know where you're going, any road will get you there."

[bargainmains]

Wella professional hair color lines

#Wella professional hair color lines professional

But the principle of labelling is very similar. Every hairdressing brand uses a slightly different scale (see picture below). This is indicated by the other numbers that follow the slash or decimal point. Selecting the proper tone is essential to achieving beautiful color results. The next factor in color selection is choosing the tone or hue you wish to achieveing. Glamot tip! If you hesitate between two tones, always choose rather the lighter shade. Here, the letter C placed in front of the number indicates that it is a color with high coverage even on grey hair. For example: for L'oréal Majirouge you can see C 6.64 Extra Red Copper Blonde. However, there are also minor differences in the color numbering system for color levels. It's an universal labelling (unlike the primary/secondary tone).

#Wella professional hair color lines professional

This numbering system of the level of color is used by all professional hairdressing brands. You should always consult your color choice with the color chart of a particular brand. You may also meet with 11, 12 color depth and it usually indicates color for lightening process. The higher the first number is, the brighter tone is (ie. As you can see, each of the eleven levels of color is appropriately named to indicate a specific degree of lightness or darkness. This number refers to how light or how dark the colour is, and the tone describes the hue or essence of the colour. The first number which appears on the tube is the level of color (depth/lightness). The next number after the slash - an indicator of color reflection.The first number after the slash - an indicator of color shade.Number before the slash (or decimal point, dash, dot) - an indicator of color level.Professional hairdressing colours are often labelled with numbers or combinations of numbers and letters: What do those numbers even mean? Keep reading! It, however, hides under those complicated combinations of numbers. How to avoid it? The basis is to choose the right shade of hair color. But the color result is not always successful, and thehair color may have an undesirable tint. You’ll learn more about this below when we take a look at the Lightening Curve, but underlying pigment is an important factor when choosing a color, too.12-1, 12-4 or 12? Which? What do those numbers or letters even mean? We advise you!Įvery woman wants to have her hair color result as she wishes. When hair is colored – especially if a lightener, like Blondor, is used – some of the underlying pigments in your hair may be exposed. Even matters such as your styling routine or whether you’re a swimmer might be discussed, all in a bid to figure out what formulas will work with your locks, and whether your hair is in good enough condition for a lightener. Has it been colored before? How long ago? What was used? Why? These are all questions they might ask you. Let’s break each of them down… Hair HistoryĬolorists look at the processes your hair has already been through. Now, you know what ‘color chosen’ means – it’s the desired hair hue – while the ‘starting point’ is a combination of the hair history and the underlying pigment. Hair’s starting point + color chosen = end result To predict the finished look of every color transformation, colorists use a simple equation: What is Hair Glossing? We’ve Got the Glossįollow us instagram facebook youtube pinterest twitter Your Everything Guide to Blonde Highlights 24 Blonde Hair Colors, from Golden to Caramel

[awesomeredhds02]

ruivosdobrasil

Ai gente, que perfeição... 😱😍👩🏻‍🦰✨ Feito por: @wassimmorkos  Wella Professionals, @wellahairusa Fórmula A (mechas) Wella Professionals BLONDOR FREELIGHTS + desenvolvedor de 30 volumes Fórmula B (raízes) Wella Professionals Koleston Perfect Desenvolvedor de 7/41 + 7/3 + 30 volumes Fórmula C (comprimento) Desenvolvedor Koleston Perfect 88/43 + 8/3 + 30 volumes #ruivo #ruiva #redhair #ruivosdobrasil

[thelooksalonandspa]

Do Blondes have more FUN 🤩 Let’s discuss what Sammi gets done with her hair…Our artist Madison starts off each Blonding Session by removing her extensions. Madison uses Wella Blondor lightener adding in B3 Bondbuilder into her lightener. She applies this very carefully ONLY ON HER ROOTS/REGROWTH; she lets this process & during this time she retabs, washes, & tones (if necessary) Sammi’s hair extensions. After processing is finished Madison glazes/tones her hair, then prepares the hair for the extension application. Sammi loves Hairtalk Tape in method.