Wella's long-hair adaptation of their fiery "Blaze" look from Trendvision Spring/Summer 2012 is a little more subtle than its cropped fuschia counterpart, but no less sensual. Luxurious waves bathed in varying shades of soft pinks and violets help your clients' take their layers to the next level.
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STEPS
Take a veil-shaped section from front hairline to crown. Then take a foil width section either side from the front hairline to the back of the head.
Take diagonal section starting at the front and alternate weaves and slices towards the back using colors:
Koleston Perfect 12/11
Blondor Soft Cream
Koleston Perfect 12/96
Pivot around the crown and allow color to process. Shampoo, Rinse, and apply a color glaze using Color Touch 0/68 + 0/00
Section the hair from front hairline to nape and then from the center line out to the back of the ears and cut a one length shape.
Once the back section is complete, section the sides and comb towards the front of the head, over the face. Slice the hair to create a very feathered effect at the front.
Use the feathered layer at the front as a guideline to create a square layer by pulling all of the hair upwards and point cutting the length.
Once all of the hair has been layered, use a freehand point cutting technique to ensure there are no weight lines.
- Take a veil-shaped section from front hairline to crown. Then take a foil width section either side from the front hairline to the back of the head.
- Take diagonal section starting at the front and alternate weaves and slices towards the back using colors:
Koleston Perfect 12/11
Blondor Soft Cream
Koleston Perfect 12/96 Pivot around the crown and allow color to process. Shampoo, Rinse, and apply a color glaze using Color Touch 0/68 + 0/00
Section the hair from front hairline to nape and then from the center line out to the back of the ears and cut a one length shape.
- Once the back section is complete, section the sides and comb towards the front of the head, over the face. Slice the hair to create a very feathered effect at the front.
Use the feathered layer at the front as a guideline to create a square layer by pulling all of the hair upwards and point cutting the length.
- Once all of the hair has been layered, use a freehand point cutting technique to ensure there are no weight lines.
