Last updated: December 30, 2013
Veil Lights from ProRituals
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Color Formulas
Formula A (base color): 2N ProRituals Cream Color + 5-volume developer
Formula B (first vertical accent color): 6T Tobacco + 30-volume developer (apply in blurring method)
Formula C (second vertical accent color): 5Ci Chocolate + 20-volume developer (apply in a blurring method)
Apply the Veil Lights color technique in block patterns (use foils or papers).
Technique
Vertical: Block patterns alternate between Formulas B and C (use foils or papers).
Horizontal: Veils over the others choose Formulas B or C, or create your own.
Blocking: 1/16-inch to 1/1-inch wide. Take 3 slices/foils back-to-back per blocking for maximum effect.
The Blurring Method is when you allow colors to overlap 1-inch from the base for a feathered blend.
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Create vertical and horizontal slices (use a color blurring method). The base color should blend into the fashion tone. Use three different tones (or a single tone) and take 3 slices/ foils back-to-back in each section.
Blurring Method
Start with a natural or base color and add an accent color panel (zigzag application technique).
Veil Lights from ProRituals
This edgy chic and modern crop from ProRituals is vibrant, full of texture and, as a bonus, gives off LOTS of attitude. By using the new Veil Lights technique, give your client the perfect pop of rich color to add a multidimensional effect to any hue. Follow the steps to recreate this look on your next daring client.
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The ProRituals Team
For more information visit, www.prorituals.com.
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HOW-TO STEPS
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Color Formulas
Formula A (base color): 2N ProRituals Cream Color + 5-volume developer
Formula B (first vertical accent color): 6T Tobacco + 30-volume developer (apply in blurring method)
Formula C (second vertical accent color): 5Ci Chocolate + 20-volume developer (apply in a blurring method)
Apply the Veil Lights color technique in block patterns (use foils or papers).
Technique
Vertical: Block patterns alternate between Formulas B and C (use foils or papers).
Horizontal: Veils over the others choose Formulas B or C, or create your own.
Blocking: 1/16-inch to 1/1-inch wide. Take 3 slices/foils back-to-back per blocking for maximum effect.
The Blurring Method is when you allow colors to overlap 1-inch from the base for a feathered blend.
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2
Create vertical and horizontal slices (use a color blurring method). The base color should blend into the fashion tone. Use three different tones (or a single tone) and take 3 slices/ foils back-to-back in each section.
Blurring Method
Start with a natural or base color and add an accent color panel (zigzag application technique).
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