Going Gray from Box Dye (Salon Reality) Session 2
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- Here is the second session of my box dye to gray/silver color transformation. All in all, the service took 16 hours from start to finish in two sessions and was billed at a rate of $125 an hour. I used a variety of different color lines to test everything out and try new things for you all. Please be kind in the comment section. Color corrections are a very time consuming and stressful service! Check out my color correction playlist to see more videos about color correction. I highly recommend using RUSK color eliminate and k18 during your color correction services. Here is the link to session 1 : • Going Gray from Box Dy...
Absolutely beautiful results!
Colorist of 30 plus years here. This reminds me of when I was an assistant in the 80s, the best a d most concentrated learning I've done. You're so meticulous and thorough, it's great to see! Love your work xxx
i should definitely try the k18, i admire your patience and normalize the reality of what can happen in color correction
The result was nice but still got yellow tone to it. I suppose that happens when you want the change over night !
Her natural silver was so nice I’m surprised she didn’t just go pixie. Still this was a really interesting odyssey-thanks for sharing!
Love the honesty
I have seen so many stylist use k18 but I’m still nervous to switch.. I see a video of you use it for the first time and I’m running to buy it 💃🏽🤣
13:38 - The roots don't quite match. Seems a little more silver would have matched better.
Beautiful
Amazing transformation, as always!!
Always awesome to watch your videos.
I wish my grey would come in faster. It’s gorgeous and silver all along my hairline and then just threaded slightly through the rest of my head. I bleach and do red which I love , but when I think about growing it out, I just don’t want dark brown hair again and 80% of my head is predominantly dark brown still. My mom is almost 70 and has almost no grey hair so maybe I have no hope.
Incredible wow
How long should you let the hair rest after it goes into shock process.
@sandragalli5588 there is no such thing as a shock phase. This stylist severely damaged the clients hair. That’s all. Hair was so damaged after session one nearly all of the color washed out in two weeks. Then she goes in again to do a full bleach with a higher developer. Which caused a chemical haircut. Shame on her.
Can this be done on a person with scalp psoriasis?
Only if it’s kept off the scalp.
Always use a creme developer. She paid you $1500. She signed a legal document agreeing to not take legal action against you for damage to her hair.
Charge what you believe you're worth. Someone will pay your price.