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You need a clean base 10 to start. So pre tone and neutralise with final toner x

Guy tang cream lightener mixed with Guy tang powder bleach = Amazing consistency amd control, used with framar brushes or if funds are tight I love the Fudge speed lightener x

Doris hair network hands down the best supplier, support, and communication. The Russian hair is superb and they do customisation. The price is reasonable. Proper good customer service. They supply different hair types but I only use the Russian hair [emoji8][emoji108]

Charge what you think you are worth. I wouldn't offer free services as it's really hard to start charging after. Also don't start too low either because it's difficult to increase your prices. I used to do mates rates but then some of your clients end up becoming your mates and it just gets...

I mean I hold it

I hope so dryer in the left & my brush in the right and I'm right handed.

A good bit of advice that was once told to my old boss was if you pay peanuts you get monkeys. I've worked in so many places that I have felt I wasn't paid or appreciated enough. Meaning I lost interest and respect for the salon. I'm really happy in the salon I am at now because we are all self...

My initial thoughts were to prelighten the mid legths and ends. Then apply 5/37 + 6/41 with 6% on the root area taking it down to the prelightened parts, then toning the pre lightened hair with 10/0 (10ml) + 0/65 (10ml) + 0/45 (10ml) + 3% (60ml) Really worried I am barking up the wrong tree though

Hi, advice is much appreciated please. I have just returned in doing ladies hair after taking a long brake and headed into the barbering world. As much as I am loving my return I am massively struggling with some aspects of colour as so much has changed. I have a client who usually has copper...