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Before
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Create a horseshoe shape around the head and prelighten a shine band at the midshaft using Formula D. Once lifted to the desired level, rinse, shampoo and treat the hair.
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Apply Formula A to regrowth and ends.
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Paint Formulas B and C on the prelightened shine band in a diffused, artistic manner. Process, shampoo and treat the hair with Wella Professionals Post Color Treatment.
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1. Select extensions similar in length to the client's hair and similar to the client's base color. Prelighten in a diagonal back and forth pattern using Formula D. Rinse, shampoo, treat and dry the hair.
2. Paint Formulas B and C onto dried extensions. Process, shampoo, treat and dry the extensions.
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Apply Wella Professionals Extra Volume Mousse to roots and Wella Professionals Oil Reflections from the midshaft to the ends. Blow-dry with a medium round brush to create volume at the root. Micro-crimp the back area three inches from the regrowth. Backcomb the crimped area.
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Curl the extensions and pin behind the right ear, blending with the natural hair.
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Tuck and pin the hair at the nape with pins. Repeat around the head to create the volumized "bob" effect. Style the hair into a dry fingerwave over the right shoulder and pin. Allow the hair to set for 15 to 20 minutes and remove the pins.
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Finished look.
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“This look was inspired by the natural beauty of the butterfly!” declares Wella Professionals Color.id Global Ambassador Dana Lyseng. “The gorgeous, organic gradation of the rich greens, teals and darkest emeralds were brought into the structured shape.” Dana had some incredible artistic support when bringing her vision to life—the revolutionary new Wella Professionals Color.id, which “beefs up” Koleston Perfect and Illumina formulas, allowing colorists to paint color on the hair that stays put—without fear of bleeding or running. “Being able to see where I have placed color inspires me,” says Dana. “With no fear of creating unwanted tones, I can (more…)
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