Red, Red Wine Color Formula from TONIandGUY
Color Formulas
Dark (Root Shade - Plum Red): TIGI® copyright©olour™ gloss 5/26 + 8.5-volume developer
Medium (Ruby): TIGI® copyright©olour™ gloss 6/6 + 8 inches of TIGI® copyright©olour™ mix master /1 + 8.5-volume developer
Light (Intense Rose Red): TIGI® copyright©olour™ true light white + 8.5-volume developer. Tone with TIGI® copyright©olour™ creative 77/66 + 5-volume developer
Begin the technique by applying the root shade color; take a profile and radial section creating four sections. Apply the root shade to the profile, radial and hairline. Then take ¼-inch subsections and apply the root shade to each section until complete.
Next take a slightly 'S'-curved horseshoe from mid-recession on one side.
Continue until the top of the ear is reached on the opposite side.
The underneath is block colored with the darkest shade by taking vertical sections
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Isolate the underneath with meche.
Starting at the front hairline begin taking large continuous zig zag partings across the top section until reaching the crown.
Zig Zag sections are complete. Comb and separate zig zag subsections for control.
In the back, begin working in the first zig zag subsection; apply the medium color to the mid lengths and hair ends, smudging with the root shade to blend.
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Isolate each section with a meche using a single fold.
The next section is applied in the same way with lightener.
Continue in the same manner alternating colors, subdivide wider sections for control.
A double fold may be used for longer lengths.
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Technique is continued until the front hairline is reached.
Who did it
Cut: Zak Mascolo, Austin Finley, Joseph Marzioli
Haircolor: Jared Smith, Laura Pease, Samantha Finley
Styling: Caroline Mascolo
Makeup: Tommy Gomez
Photography: Alex Barron-Hough
On Paper Keyword: toniguy
TONI&GUY 2014: Back to Business, Back to Education, Back to Design!
A personal invitation from Bruno Mascolo!
For more information, visit www.toniguy.edu/franchising.
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The bold, plum and rose, red wine hues give depth and dimension to the asymmetrical bob shape of the cut. This is achieved with offset zig zag sections and under color placement, creating a beautiful spin on traditional dimensional color. But wait, there’s more! Zak is super excited to share with you some of TONI&GUY’s new franchising information for those who would like to own a TONI&GUY Salon! On Paper Keyword: toniguy
HOW-TO STEPS
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Color Formulas
Dark (Root Shade – Plum Red): TIGI® copyright©olour™ gloss 5/26 + 8.5-volume developer
Medium (Ruby): TIGI® copyright©olour™ gloss 6/6 + 8 inches of TIGI® copyright©olour™ mix master /1 + 8.5-volume developer
Light (Intense Rose Red): TIGI® copyright©olour™ true light white + 8.5-volume developer. Tone with TIGI® copyright©olour™ creative 77/66 + 5-volume developerBegin the technique by applying the root shade color; take a profile and radial section creating four sections. Apply the root shade to the profile, radial and hairline. Then take ¼-inch subsections and apply the root shade to each section until complete.
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2
Next take a slightly ‘S’-curved horseshoe from mid-recession on one side.
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3
Continue until the top of the ear is reached on the opposite side.
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4
The underneath is block colored with the darkest shade by taking vertical sections
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5
Isolate the underneath with meche.
-
6
Starting at the front hairline begin taking large continuous zig zag partings across the top section until reaching the crown.
-
7
Zig Zag sections are complete. Comb and separate zig zag subsections for control.
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8
In the back, begin working in the first zig zag subsection; apply the medium color to the mid lengths and hair ends, smudging with the root shade to blend.
-
9
Isolate each section with a meche using a single fold.
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10
The next section is applied in the same way with lightener.
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11
Continue in the same manner alternating colors, subdivide wider sections for control.
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12
A double fold may be used for longer lengths.
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13
Technique is continued until the front hairline is reached.
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14
Who did it
Cut: Zak Mascolo, Austin Finley, Joseph Marzioli
Haircolor: Jared Smith, Laura Pease, Samantha Finley
Styling: Caroline Mascolo
Makeup: Tommy Gomez
Photography: Alex Barron-HoughOn Paper Keyword: toniguy
TONI&GUY 2014: Back to Business, Back to Education, Back to Design!
A personal invitation from Bruno Mascolo!
For more information, visit www.toniguy.edu/franchising.
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