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Red Courses

1:40:12

Multi-Dimensional Reds

Larisa Love shares her fall hair trend insights, teaching you how to customize rich reds and coppers.

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1:36:58

Red & Ginger Hair Color

Learn how to formulate for different reds/coppers depending on desired undertone from Megan Schipani.

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58:28

The Perfect Copper

Create vibrant copper shades for every client with Hollywood's colorist Chad Kenyon.

@chadkenyon

1:29:52

Dimensional Reds & Blondes

Master dimensional blondes and vibrant reds with award-winning colorist Leah Freeman.

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53:26

Copper Root Melt

Farouk Systems Artist Wesley Palmer reveals his secret to achieving the ideal, personalized copper shade for each client.

@wesdoeshair

14:38

TONI&GUY: Socialized – The Instalux (Colour)

Features Electric Violet and Sunset Purple shades, inspired by traditional Japanese arts, creating a rock-chick style.

@toniandguyworld

10:09

TONI&GUY: Socialized – The Ikon (Colour)

A saturated Retro Red with micro lights, reflecting non-conformist individuality inspired by Prada and Marc Jacobs campaigns.

@toniandguyworld

11:14

TONI&GUY: Socialized – The Bailey (Colour)

Inspiration from Balmain and June Graham's BHA-winning collection, creating a dramatic statement influenced by Grace Jones.

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Modern Auburn Hair: How To Create Rich, Expensive-Looking Color

STEPS

Before

Divide the hair down the center part to just behind the ear, then from the crown to the nape, forming three sections.

Apply Formula B to the hairline around the face only (approximately 2-3 inches of hair from the scalp area).

Pro Tip: Applying a lighter color around the hairline creates brightness.

Apply Formula A to the rest of the head in the same manner.

Starting at the back of the head, section out the nape area taking a wide horizontal parting from ear-to-ear at the occipital bone.

Subdivide the nape into three equal horizontal slice partings. Apply Formula A from scalp to ends in foils.

Continue working horizontally up toward the crown, taking approximately ¾-inch back-to-back
slice partings. Place two side-by-side foils feathering Formula B through the midlengths,
leaving out the ends. Working in a brick-lay pattern, place a center-back foil, feathering Formula B through midlengths and ends.

Continue foiling in this pattern; alternate leaving the ends out on both the two side-by-side foils and center-back. Begin incorporating the ends working toward the crown area.

Completed back section.

Starting on the sides, leave a diagonal section of hair without color (around the face).

Training Note: When using a blonde mannequin head, always apply the color around the face and hairline.

Continue to the next section.

Take ½-inch slice partings, pivoting from diagonal to horizontal while working up toward the top of the head applying this technique: first foil the ends that were left out, next foil the ends that were included.