Pinwheel Color Melt

- Formula A
Matrix Light Master + 20-volume developer
- Formula B
Matrix Color Sync 8M + 10-volume developer
- Formula C
Color Sync 10M + 10-volume developer
Create pinwheel sections off the crown by sectioning the head into quadrants and then dividing each quadrant in half. The front section should extend from the outside corner of each brow to the crown for a total of nine sections.

- Formula A
Matrix Light Master + 20-volume developer
- Formula B
Matrix Color Sync 8M + 10-volume developer
- Formula C
Color Sync 10M + 10-volume developer
Release the back section. Create a diagonal zigzag subsection and hold it taut by pinching the ends. Load the brush with Formula A and place it in the center of the section, then feather the formula upward to diffuse the application.

- Formula A
Matrix Light Master + 20-volume developer
- Formula B
Matrix Color Sync 8M + 10-volume developer
- Formula C
Color Sync 10M + 10-volume developer
Place the ends on a balayage board and saturate with Formula A.

- Formula A
Matrix Light Master + 20-volume developer
- Formula B
Matrix Color Sync 8M + 10-volume developer
- Formula C
Color Sync 10M + 10-volume developer
Work up the section until it’s complete, then continue working around the head in this manner. On the top section, create zigzag horizontal sections and overdirect the hair away from the face. Backcomb the front hairline section slightly before finishing the application of Formula A. Process, shampoo and dry the hair.

- Formula A
Matrix Light Master + 20-volume developer
- Formula B
Matrix Color Sync 8M + 10-volume developer
- Formula C
Color Sync 10M + 10-volume developer
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Resection the hair into five sections—a fringe section that extends from the corners of the eyes to a point on top, two side sections and two back sections.

- Formula A
Matrix Light Master + 20-volume developer
- Formula B
Matrix Color Sync 8M + 10-volume developer
- Formula C
Color Sync 10M + 10-volume developer
Release the first section. Create a horizontal subsection, then apply Formula B from the base to the midshaft, top and bottom. Leaving a disconnected area between, apply Formula C from midshaft to ends. Connect the two formulas on the strand by placing a section between your index and middle fingers, then pressing and blending.

- Formula A
Matrix Light Master + 20-volume developer
- Formula B
Matrix Color Sync 8M + 10-volume developer
- Formula C
Color Sync 10M + 10-volume developer

Pinwheel Color Melt
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