Introduction to Colour
INTRODUCTION TO HAIR COLOUR With this unit we will be covering four ways to colour hair using:
Semi permanent
Quasi/Demi permanent
Permanent
Lighteners/Bleach Performance will take place as:
Regrowth colour
Full head colour
Woven highlights/lowlights When we are looking at colouring hair we have several things to take into consideration:
- History of previous allergic reactions to colour products
-Skin disorders
-Incompatible products
-Evident of hair damage We will have carried out several tests (where applicable)
-Skin
-Incompatibility
-Porosity
-Elasticity We will also look at suitability:
-Existing hair colour (including colour history)
-Percentage of white hair
-Skin tone
-Hair test results
-Hair porosity
-Hair density
-Hair length
Before/during/after the service we will also give advice:
- How lifestyle can affect durability of colour
- Suitable aftercare products and their use
- Time interval between colour services
- Use of heated styling equipment Health and Safety
We will be maintaining effective and safe methods of working when colouring/lightning hair. Below is a brief outline when referring to the different hair colour products that are available for us to use: SEMI PERMANENT
What this will do:
Last up to 8 shampoos, can be used regularly to subtly enhance your natural colour - for example to add a red tone to brown hair or a gold hue to blonde, or to disguise the first signs of grey. If you don't like the effect, these colours will eventually wash out due to the tiny colour molecules entering the hair cuticle or outer layer.
What this won't do:
Lighten hair or give a dramatic, lasting colour change, cover grey or last very long. QUASI/DEMI PERMANENT
What this will do:
Last up to 24 washes, enhance your natural hair colour - for example tint mousy hair with a chestnut-brown tone, this colour will cover up to 70% grey hair. The medium sized colour molecules penetrate
Semi permanent
Quasi/Demi permanent
Permanent
Lighteners/Bleach Performance will take place as:
Regrowth colour
Full head colour
Woven highlights/lowlights When we are looking at colouring hair we have several things to take into consideration:
- History of previous allergic reactions to colour products
-Skin disorders
-Incompatible products
-Evident of hair damage We will have carried out several tests (where applicable)
-Skin
-Incompatibility
-Porosity
-Elasticity We will also look at suitability:
-Existing hair colour (including colour history)
-Percentage of white hair
-Skin tone
-Hair test results
-Hair porosity
-Hair density
-Hair length
Before/during/after the service we will also give advice:
- How lifestyle can affect durability of colour
- Suitable aftercare products and their use
- Time interval between colour services
- Use of heated styling equipment Health and Safety
We will be maintaining effective and safe methods of working when colouring/lightning hair. Below is a brief outline when referring to the different hair colour products that are available for us to use: SEMI PERMANENT
What this will do:
Last up to 8 shampoos, can be used regularly to subtly enhance your natural colour - for example to add a red tone to brown hair or a gold hue to blonde, or to disguise the first signs of grey. If you don't like the effect, these colours will eventually wash out due to the tiny colour molecules entering the hair cuticle or outer layer.
What this won't do:
Lighten hair or give a dramatic, lasting colour change, cover grey or last very long. QUASI/DEMI PERMANENT
What this will do:
Last up to 24 washes, enhance your natural hair colour - for example tint mousy hair with a chestnut-brown tone, this colour will cover up to 70% grey hair. The medium sized colour molecules penetrate