Hair lift levels

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Megan Perez on Instagram: "There are so many factors that effect your lift when lighting: ▪️Whether you are lifting through Permanent or Virgin Hair ▪️Hair Condition & Porosity ▪️Percentage of Gray ▪️Hair History Although healthy virgin hair is easier to lift through, the darker the hair the more difficult to lift. Exposed pigments at these levels: Level 2️⃣: Red Level 5️⃣: Red/Orange Level 7️⃣: Orange/Yellow 🛑Remember: Permanent Color will stay in the hair unless you lift through it or…

Recent influx of emails, Posts in Group, Comments on Blog & questions with orders in Store . . . Have shaken me & reminded me to “review thy basics”. Seems its time to review the Level System of Hair Color, the universal system: Colorists,Cosmetologists, Hair Color manufacturers, Stylists, use to calculate the hair color formula you should use. All of you new to Killerstrands trinity of web sites… please learn this method of categorizing hair color numerically in relation to depth of color…

Hairbrained on Instagram: "It’s about time 💯🤘 @colorswithchemistry • When we lifted this coarse level 3 hair, we applied lightener with 10 vol and just allowed it to sit....pretty amazing to watch that 10 vol do what it does....but it took 3 hrs to get that coarse hair that light with the 10 vol. A lot of what we do with lightener involves time and timing ⏰️. The higher volumes will lift quicker, but also create more damage...so working out how to get the lift you need, in the timing you…

Formulating red hair color can be the most intimidating of all colors. Anyone with a first time client sitting in his/her chair for a single process touchup who is presently wearing a beautiful shade of red and says, “I love my color…just do my re-growth and match what I have” knows what I’m talking about. If your not 100% sure about your haircolor formulation abilities, you will probably be sweating bullets at this point. Look at the Exposed Contributing Color Pigment Guide below and follow…

CARLY | Education for Hairstylists on Instagram: "⚡️LEFT: When I’m aiming for a warm blonde (think buttery, golden-ish) I like to leave a little warmth in the hair when I lift. I would say this is somewhere around a warm level 8. Then I would gloss with something like a 9,5-5 and splash of 9-4 in @schwarzkopfusa Igora Vibrance. ⚡️RIGHT: When I want a warm brunette, my favorite is to lift the hair to around a level 7, and then I love to use something really simple like a 7-0 with a splash of

Education is key to learning Hair Health + Color for all, everything is taught here, its 11 yrs old & has all you need.