The perfect '70s cut requires the perfect color. And while this may look like a simple, all-over brunette, take a closer look: this is a brunette with a deep bronze tone contrast between the roots and the rest of the hair. The result is an intense depth your clients will love. Take a look at the following steps and learn how you can transform your client into a radiant brunette.
STEPS
Create a 4-6 cm diameter circle (Panel A) on the crown of the head. Create another circular section beginning at the temples that doesnot go below the ears. Create 4 panels shaped like symmetrical petals (B, C, D, E). The bottom panel is panel F.
See the next two images for additional views of sectioning.
Create a 4-6 cm diameter circle (Panel A) on the crown of the head. Create another circular section beginning at the temples that doesnot go below the ears. Create 4 panels shaped like symmetrical petals (B, C, D, E). The bottom panel is panel F.
See the next image for an additional view of sectioning.
Create a 4-6 cm diameter circle (Panel A) on the crown of the head. Create another circular section beginning at the temples that doesnot go below the ears. Create 4 panels shaped like symmetrical petals (B, C, D, E). The bottom panel is panel F.
Color panels E and F using Evolution of the Color³ 8.32 mixed with Oxid’o (40 volumes).
Color panels B, C, D using Evolution of the Color³ 5.14 mixed with Oxid’o (20 volumes).
Color the G panels using Evolution of the Color³ 6.14 mixed with Oxid’o (30 volumes).
Color panel A using Evolution of the Color³ 4.32 mixed with Oxid’o (10 volumes).
The result of these steps is a subtle, multidimensional brunette!
