HOW-TO STEPS

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  milk_shake® Powerful Protector

  milk_shake® Oxidizing Emulsion 20vol

  ligh[10]blue tonalizing bleach

  milk_shake® Creative Permanent Color Sweet Chocolate #4.31; #5.14; #6.41

   

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  Create a rectangle within the crown area by sectioning the hair with a parting in line with a midpoint of both eyebrows.

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  Top view of the sectioning

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  back view of the sectioning

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  In the back area of the head create a triangle with the base that sits on the short side of the rectangle that was previously sectioned off, with the tip of the triangle pointing downwards towards the neck. 

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  In the temple areas, trace triangular sections with bases that sit on the long side of the rectangle and the tip facing downwards towards the ear.

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  Once the sections have been made, protect the perimeter of the hair using milk_shake® Powerful Protector.

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  Starting from the back, fully color all of the hair that is not included in the sectioned areas with milk_shake® Creative Permanent Color Sweet chocolate #4.31, in order to create depth for the color.

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  Cover using wax paper or foil.

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  Fully color all of the triangle sections using milk_shake® Creative Permanent Color Sweet chocolate #5.14 in order to create a chromatic effect that isn’t excessively in contrast with the other shades.

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  In the rectangle within the crown area isolate the strands using wax paper or foil to separate multiple sections.

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  Fully apply light[10]blue tonalizing bleach on the ends of each strand and blend in the mid-lengths of the strands that are isolated with the wax paper of foil lifting the base 2 levels.

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   Finish off by fully coloring all of the hair that is not in the wax paper using milk_shake® Creative Permanent Color Sweet chocolate #4.31 which was used previously to color the triangle sections. Blend in milk_shake® Creative Permanent Color Sweet chocolate #6.41 in the areas that have been previously bleached during the application process.

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