1. With his client looking for a style change, Jaymz removed any excess length he had to reduce product waste before starting on the color. First he prepped the hair with Formula A by soaking the hair, then drying the product in.
2. Apply Formula B to midlengths and ends and process for 5 minutes. Then Apply Formula B to the root area for another 10 minutes, avoiding any fresh regrowth. Then shampoo the hair with a clarifying shampoo and dry.
3. Repeat Step 2 until the old direct dye has been removed.
4. Due to the heavy green pigment in the previous color, the blonde was left with a lime green sheen. To remove the green apply Formula C to the green areas on towel-dried hair. Keep a close eye on the hair, then rinse, condition and dry once the unwanted green tone has been canceled out.
5. Apply Formula D to the root area following a normal regrowth application. Use a towel to wipe your hands, comb and tint brush to avoid contaminating the ends between sections.
6. Apply Formula E to the next 2 to 3 inches, overlapping into the previous step, blending where the colors meet using your fingers to smudge.
7. Apply Formula F to the remaining hair overlapping into Step 6. Repeat the same technique to blend the two colors together. Allow the color to process for 15 minutes, then reapply Formula F from the ends up to where Formula D finished. Remember to blend the colors using your fingers and process for another 10 minutes.
8. Once developed, lightly dampen the hair at the bowl and emulsify Formula D into Formula E, then rinse immediately. Shampoo using Affinage Cool Blonde & Condition. Finish the cut, blow-dry using BLONDME Color Correction Spray Conditioner Cool Ice and Fudge Salt Spray, then style as desired and finish with Fudge Headshine.
