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| Before Photograph Of Haircolor Model |
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| Before & After Gallery 6 |
RED BROWN/DARK BLONDE HIGHLIGHTS
This client received a short cropped hairstyle and a new base color. Goldwell hair-color was used for this application.
The hairstyle was done before any hair-color was applied. This is important when doing extremely short textured hairstyles.
After the base color was done foil highlighting was also done with a variation of slices and weaves. Goldwell Topchic Colorance
glaze was the final application of hair-color for the client. Placing tones on top of your highlights is very important. When
you foil highlight on top of color treated hair, you will get a RAW tone from the bleach. When you highlight Non-colored treated
hair you will get beautiful variations of natural highlights! I believe you have to tone the hair after a foil highlight
to give the consumer shine, condition, and luster to the hair. This is a Before & After Model.
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| Photoshoot For June 2010 |
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GOLDWELL
HAIR COLOR 2011
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| Before Photograph Of Haircolor Model |
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| Before & After Gallery 6 |
Burgundy/Red-Violet Highlights
This client was a natural for this hair-color option. Medium brown
hair-color was used with a trace of burgundy as the tone of the brown (Level -5) hair-color. Goldwell Topchic was used
for this formula. The client has very resistant hair and a considerable amount of grey. After processing the base color the
client was shampooed and dry for the next step. A considerable amount of foil highlights were place in the clients hair, weaves
and slices were implemented to compliment the hairstyle. Goldwell Colorance Glaze was the final step in achieving this tone
for the highlight color. Red-Violet (Level-6). This is a Before & After Model.
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| Photoshoot For June 2010 |
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GOLDWELL
HAIR COLOR 2011
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| Before Photograph Of Haircolor Model |
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| Before & After Gallery 6 |
SOFT BROWN HIGHLIGHTS
A brown tone was implemented for a base color (Level-5) warm.
Soft dark blonde highlights were also introduced in this color. Goldwell Colorance glazing was also given to the client
for a toning application to the highlights. Alot of the consumer products sold for home hair care, and hairstyling
are not up to the job for the level of finish a client is used to be getting at the salon. Know your styling tools. Coarse
hair will need a higher temperature for straightening with a flat iron and also with a curling iron. Blonde hair needs a lower
temperature. When a client keeps straightening the hair with the flat iron until the desired result is achieved it will burn
the hair. Just a few strokes of the flat iron will do the job. The problem is the temperatures are not high enough for the
consumer products. This is a Before & After Model.
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| Photoshoot For October 2010 |
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| Barb Cochran Photography |
GOLDWELL
HAIR COLOR 2011
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| Before Photograph Of Haircolor Model |
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| Before & After Gallery 6 |
Soft Blonde
This client was a deep brown hair-color with a
level 7 highlight tone when she came in for a corrective hair-color service. I used a Scruples level 5 (Blue) to alleviate
all the red tones in her hair. Foils where then placed into the hair to slightly lighten the hair strands. Lowlights were
also implemented of the base color formula (Level-5) for added texture. Goldwell Colorance glaze was used on the hair
after processing to give the highlighted hair a natural tone. This is a Before & After Model. |
| Photoshoot For December 2010 |
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| Barb Cochran Photography |
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