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Last updated: January 14, 2019

Face-Framing Ribbons Of Light & Dimension

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  • Formula A (full highlight & foilayage)

    Redken Up to 7 De-Dusted Lightener + 20-volume developer

  • Formula B (shadow root)

    equal parts Redken Shades EQ 4N + 6T + Shades EQ Processing Solution

  • Formula C (gloss)

    equal parts Redken Shades EQ 9P + 9V + 9T + 8V

The money piece—those bright and bold ribbons of light that perfectly contour the face—is the spot where your clients want to see the most brightness. That’s why all colorists (especially balayage and blonding specialists!) should know formulas and techniques to slay a money piece on every haircolor. Just peep these high-contrast highlights by Cali-based colorist Jordan Pardo’s (@jordangabeeee)! We’re obsessed with this dramatic sun-kissed effect, so we’re sharing all the deets below.

Who Did It

Colorist: Jordan Pardo
Manufacturer: Redken, @redken

Products Used

COLOR FORMULAS

  • Formula A (full highlight & foilayage)

    Redken Up to 7 De-Dusted Lightener + 20-volume developer

  • Formula B (shadow root)

    equal parts Redken Shades EQ 4N + 6T + Shades EQ Processing Solution

  • Formula C (gloss)

    equal parts Redken Shades EQ 9P + 9V + 9T + 8V

FORMULA STEPS

1. Start by applying Formula A and paint a full highlight and foilyage. Working more heavily in the front sections, put an emphasis around the face frame with back-to-back foils for that money piece effect. Process, then rinse.

 

2. Apply Formula B to the root area to create a shadow root. Process.

 

3. Then, apply Formula C all over. Process, then rinse.

 

4. Style as desired.

 

 

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