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Color Correction often begins with Color Removal

7/5/2008

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When is Color Removal necessary?  It is an important and necessary step to the Color Correction process. Removing color is a tedious, lengthy and expensive process, however sometimes it is the only option if you want to do the least amount of damage to your hair while getting closer to a color that you desire. 

Who needs Color Correction?  This often happens to a client (affectionately known as a "Kitchen Beautician") that has applied their own color at home and it has gone too drab, too dark, OR maybe it wasn't a mistake or accident per se, but the client has grown tired of an extreme (vivid) or dark color such as a Red or Black color.

Things you should know before scheduling this service:

*How many applications of the dark color were applied?  (Important because it will take additional treatments for every layer of color applied)
*How long has the dark color been in the hair? (the longer it has been in the hair the harder it is to remove)
*Is the color a 'permanent' or "semi-permanent' color? (the removal process is different, so this is VERY important to get results)
*Know that it is a time consuming process averaging 4 to 5 hours for the 1st visit.
*Know that your color  will be a work in progress and each salon visit (average every 6-8 weeks) will be necessary to reach the desired outcome.
*Start using a protein repair treatment prior to your appointment.  Infusium 23 or Redken Anti-snap are very good products that will improve the elasticity and strength.

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    • INSTAGRAM
    • COLOR VIDEOS
    • YOUTUBE VIDEOS
  • SERVICES
    • MODERN GRAY HAIR COLORS >
      • ABOUT GRAY HAIR TRANSITIONING
      • My Gray Hair Transitioning Journey
    • THINNING HAIR SPECIALISIT >
      • THIN HAIR SOLUTIONS
    • Keratin
    • Clarifying Treatment
  • FAQS
    • Hair Chemical Consult
    • What is a Barber Stylist?
    • FAQ Clean Or Dirty Hair
    • ALLERGIES >
      • HAIR COLOR LINES USED
    • DONATION AND RECYCLING RESOURCES
    • Printables >
      • client profiler
      • Face Shapes
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    • Hairstyles-for-women
    • Your Style Profile
    • Hairstyles-for-teens >
      • Scene Hair
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