COLOUR T ECHNIQUE
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NOTE: Four Teasy Hi-Lights are created. The sections are placed at all four corners of the head shape to provide subtle dimension (see diagram). Additional Teasy Hi-Lights can be used, depending upon the desired end result. • The Teasy Hi-Lights technique must be done on dry hair. • To help identify the “corners” part the hair off into four equal quadrants. Part down the center from the hairline to the nape and then from ear to ear across the top. • Take a rectangle section (approximately 1 inch by 2 inches) at the corner in the front section (see diagram). Pull the section straight up and back. Comb (tease) gently down to the base. Tease on the underside of the section, repeating until you have created a cushion of hair at the base of the section. Keep in mind that the hair left out is what will be lightened. • Place the foil over the base of the section using a rattail comb or chopstick. Apply (1) Lightener + 10 Volume Developer to the hair left out of the “tease”. Fold the foil. • Repeat the steps above for the remaining quadrants. PROCESSING TIME: Process to desired lightness (level 7 or 8 orange or yellow orange) • Rinse thoroughly and shampoo with shampoo. Towel Dry.
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• Apply (2) 1oz. 3.0 + ½ oz. 4.3 + ½ oz. 2.0 + 3 oz. 10 Volume Developer to the entire design. PROCESSING TIME: 20 minutes
PROCESSING T IME Processing time will vary depending on the level you want to reach.
RINSE AND SHAMPOOING • Rinse the colour thoroughly with luke warm water sneezing the ends to ensure all colour has been removed and remove all extra water. • Apply shampoo using circular motions to massage the scalp creating a lather, rinse using luke warm water, squeezing the ends to remove extra water. • Apply conditioner concentrating on the tips of the hair, rinse thoroughly using luke warm water. • Proceed to use a hair mask (if the hair has any damage this step is recommended) leave the hair mask on for 5 to 10 minutes proceed to rinse thoroughly using luke warm water.
FINISHING OF F Workup the hair by applying hair serum and blowing it out using a round thermal brush.
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