Thank you for thoroughly explaining the color, tones, levels, etc. I will watch and listen to this awesome video till I get it right! I learned so much in 20 minutes. Thank you again 👍 Blessings 🙌
Wow, ths is a very smart tutorial! I love the reference to the other careers using the color wheel, the photos to illustrate the examples of warm, neutral, and cool. Thank you so much!
Wow! Thank you so much -- I am a visual artist familiar with color theory but a hack when it comes to haircolor. Your tutorial is truly amazing. I get it! Also will NEVER forget what a tertiary color is again! Thank you.
Thank you for this educational / informative video! In barbering class watching this video and studying Milady Barbering Chapter 18 Haircoloring and Lightening. October 2020 is not too bad... Ty again.
Got here because I want to perfect my photo editing, and end up learning about hair color and the usefulness of warm/cool categories in thinking about color. Great video. Keep up the good work (:
while I am teaching myself about the colour concept, I stumbled across this wonderful video. Thank you so much for your lucid explanation. I am pretty much confident that I'm on my way to learning these concepts thanks to your foundation. You must deserve more subs and views than you've already got'
I shouldn't share this, but I came here thinking this was an art video by an artist, and artists have a way of naming themselves for youtube videos as being a studio, and I was puzzling over how someone came up with the name Hairdressing Tutorials. Now I get it, and this is very good.
Great video. I still don't understand how to look at someone's roots who has an inch of regrowth and match it to the EXACT same artificial color that is on the ends. Any suggestions? Color theory alone doesn't solve this issue for me. Thank you!
I have/had natural jet black color I did dark brown than voilet than red and than again black . Now my hair has some stubborn brown/red tones .(all were permanent colors i guess) I want to do ash blonde will that be possible? Or should I do red/blue highlights
I have patchy bleached hair. I want to use a red corrector and then dye the whole head light brown. Should I only place corrector on the bleached spots? Or all over! Thanks xx
Great video ! I don't know how to thank you enough.Im struggling with colors for a long time.How to follow you more an theories like this ??? Is this theory printed on form of book???
I understand using opposite colors bit i don't understand the "use green" or "use blue" use it how? If someone comes to me with orange toned hair and they want their hair to be a darker color or different color with no orange showing through. How would I "use blue"? Just make sure it is for example 7A or 7VA? And if they did not want an ask tone then it is fine to use a warm tone or Neutral tone because it would cover anyway and blend ?
Tertiary colour, is equal parts of primary and secondary according to your subtitle. But yet you say Y+Y+B is a tertiary colour, yet that isn’t equal parts. I’m confused
I’ve been a cosmetologist for 23 years and this the most comprehensive color theory tutorial I’ve seen. Well done!
Robin M exactly how I felt too
Cosmo for 6 years and always afraid to play with colour. After this tutorial I am confident I can target my guest needs. Thank you VERY much! 🌷
I’m six years in my cosmetology career and this was explained so clearly I am mind blown thank you so much.
Absolutely the best tutorial on color theory and tone. Thank you soooooo much!
Thank you for thoroughly explaining the color, tones, levels, etc. I will watch and listen to this awesome video till I get it right! I learned so much in 20 minutes. Thank you again 👍 Blessings 🙌
I wish I watched this video in cosmetology school! This was an excellent presentation on color theory.
Thank you somuch the video
Wow, ths is a very smart tutorial! I love the reference to the other careers using the color wheel, the photos to illustrate the examples of warm, neutral, and cool. Thank you so much!
I’m a seasoned and matured stylist 😆 yrs we always need to review our color wheel basics . Thanks for sharing
Wow! Thank you so much -- I am a visual artist familiar with color theory but a hack when it comes to haircolor. Your tutorial is truly amazing. I get it! Also will NEVER forget what a tertiary color is again! Thank you.
This is the most AMAZINGLY explanatory video on color. Great job!
Very good a nice explanation thank you so much
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One of the best color theory vids I've seen BY FAR! Thank you, uploader. 💕
This video LITERALLY just made SO MANY thinks click for me!!!!! 🙌🏼 THANK YOU!
Very smart ,clear and detail
Thanks for the education
Love love your post. Thank you so so much for an excellent explanation. Greetings from the U.K. :)
This is the Best Video I have ever seen on color theory. Thank you for explaining this in such a clear way!!
Thank you for sharing! The best Coloring tutorial!
Scrolling through videos to refresh my color theory I stumbled across this one very very informative thank you
This is the best video I’ve ever watched on hair color, thank you!
Excellent teaching thank you 🙏🏻
Very informative
Thank you so much for helping me understand the fundamentals of coloring the hair
your video is really useful and easy to understand!
Thank you for this educational / informative video! In barbering class watching this video and studying Milady Barbering Chapter 18 Haircoloring and Lightening. October 2020 is not too bad... Ty again.
3 parts yellow + 2 parts red + 1 part blue = the perfect neutral tone
The best color theory lesson.. l got a lot from this thank you so much.
Got here because I want to perfect my photo editing, and end up learning about hair color and the usefulness of warm/cool categories in thinking about color. Great video. Keep up the good work (:
The best color theory. Thank you
Thank you ! Finally a no nonsense to the point color theory video. K.I.S.S. ❤️
I loved it thank you so much for sharing this video!!!!
Thank you...you explained very very good..and it is usefull for me
I wish they had this breakdown for wella color lines.
Great instructional video! 🙌❤
Well explain I’m in the beginning hairdresser and you explain it so good, thnaks
Absolutely the best videos ever. Love it.
Freakin excellent!!!!!! Good job!!!!! Just might go back to cosmetology school because of this video- so easily explained in 20 minutes!!!! Thank you!
Brilliant! Cant believe anyone gave it a thumbs down..why???..
Excellent thank you
20mins, explain everything about the colour theory.
Easy and clear, great video👍
Thanks for sharing
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Wow! This is amazing! So helpful! Thank you so much for making this video!
The best video.
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Whew!!! glad I stumbled across this video. I was about to log out and i said I'll watch 1 more. This made so much sense
Brilliant ! Thank you.
so much informative
Thanks for the vid, helped alot. Im using this for my barber state board test!
Thanks for the explained
I really appreciate this
while I am teaching myself about the colour concept, I stumbled across this wonderful video. Thank you so much for your lucid explanation. I am pretty much confident that I'm on my way to learning these concepts thanks to your foundation. You must deserve more subs and views than you've already got'
Best video ever
I loved this video
*crying in cyan and magenta
Thank you so much for this!!!!!
Hair tones and levels
Tones
Neutral
Blue
Purple-red
Orange-red
Yellow
Levels
Black
Dark brown
Brown
Dark blond
Blond
What about cmy or rgb? Or even Ewald hering's wheel?
I shouldn't share this, but I came here thinking this was an art video by an artist, and artists have a way of naming themselves for youtube videos as being a studio, and I was puzzling over how someone came up with the name Hairdressing Tutorials. Now I get it, and this is very good.
thank you so much for making this video. it was very thorough and helped me in a couple areas i was really lost
Thank u for this video
Great video. I still don't understand how to look at someone's roots who has an inch of regrowth and match it to the EXACT same artificial color that is on the ends. Any suggestions? Color theory alone doesn't solve this issue for me. Thank you!
Hina dyed his hair five colors:dark brown(default),auburn,gold,black and ash gray
I have/had natural jet black color I did dark brown than voilet than red and than again black .
Now my hair has some stubborn brown/red tones .(all were permanent colors i guess)
I want to do ash blonde will that be possible?
Or should I do red/blue highlights
I have patchy bleached hair. I want to use a red corrector and then dye the whole head light brown.
Should I only place corrector on the bleached spots? Or all over! Thanks xx
Great video ! I don't know how to thank you enough.Im struggling with colors for a long time.How to follow you more an theories like this ???
Is this theory printed on form of book???
best video ever👏👏
I understand using opposite colors bit i don't understand the "use green" or "use blue" use it how? If someone comes to me with orange toned hair and they want their hair to be a darker color or different color with no orange showing through. How would I "use blue"? Just make sure it is for example 7A or 7VA? And if they did not want an ask tone then it is fine to use a warm tone or Neutral tone because it would cover anyway and blend ?
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How can I get my warm level 7 bleached hair to a level 7 dishwater blonde. Not too cool not too warm. Just a natural light brown/dark blonde.
This helped so much.
Such a useful video thanks
Me, a Musician: time to watch the whole thing
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What about Aveda girl?
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Hi so how do you come with a blue color? You bleach it but still orange yellow tones?!
Our browns our browns browns browns browns
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Tertiary colour, is equal parts of primary and secondary according to your subtitle. But yet you say Y+Y+B is a tertiary colour, yet that isn’t equal parts. I’m confused
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So what is a NN?
As In a 5 NN, for example?
I understand the 5 is base and N is Neutral, but what does the other N represent?
NN means double Neutral
Double pigment...
double pigment NN is effective for resistant grey coverage or needed extra pigment in a color.
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