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This document discusses hair colouring and provides information about determining a client's warm or cool undertones, using a colour wheel and shade charts, and some basic rules of hair colouring. It explains that the colour wheel can help colourists understand how colours work together and neutralize each other. It also notes that determining if a client is warm or cool-toned is important for colour selection and can be assessed by looking at their skin, eye colour, and preferred makeup and clothing shades. Warm and cool hair colour examples are provided.
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- 1. Hair Colouring • The art of colouring hair is not much different from any other colouring. • The colour wheel/star helps us as colourists understand how colours can work together and how to neutralise unwanted tones • How do we know which colours neutralise each other on the colour wheel??
- 2. Colouring Tones 0- Base 1- Ash 2- Cool Ash 3- Gold 4- Red 5- Mahogany 6- Violet 7- Brunette 8-Pearl 9- Soft Ash • =Clear • =Grey • =Green • =Yellow • =Orange • =Purple & Red • =Purple • =Mixture of all • =Blue Ash • =Grey & Purple
- 3. Are You Cool or Warm? • When we consult with our clients on colour it is important to determine which of these categories the client is: Warm or Cool? • We can discover this by looking at skin tone, eye colour and asking about colours of clothing worn and shades worn in makeup and nail polish.
- 4. See if you can name these colours are they warm or cool?
- 5. Are these Blondes warm or cool?
- 6. WARM TONES GOLD = 3 RED = 4 MAHOGONY = 5 BRUNETTE = 7 COOL TONES 1 = ASH 2 = COOL ASH 6 = VIOLET 8 = PEARL 9= SOFT ASH
- 7. Hair Colouring • USING VISUAL AIDS • Shade charts allow us to see the shades available in each range • Style books allow us to see the colours clients would like • Let the client see staff members hair to see if they like the colour
- 8. Hair Colouring The consultation • Ask Questions, use visual aids • Look at what you have to work with • Look back at any history eg:Record cards • Test the hair • Feel the condition/porosity
- 9. A FEW BASIC RULES: • 1. Consult a colour wheel. Hair is science and colour science is based on the colour wheel. For example the opposite of orange is blue, etc. • 2. Consult a hair colour chart. Black through to Pale Blonde • 3. You can only alter hair colour by: a) depositing colour (darkening), or b) lifting colour (lightening). Colour star
- 10. 5. As we have seen all artificial colours are created with three primary colours, yellow, red and blue. These colour molecules have different molecular weight. • Yellow is the smallest and penetrates the hair shaft the deepest and is the most difficult to get out. • Next is red. •Blue is the largest molecule so it will be the last to adhere to the hair shaft and will be the first to fall off. This is why hair more often than not turns orange with lots of yellow, a little red, hardly any blue.