Tornado
PROBLEM
There was a noticeable difference in brightness and color tone from the roots to the ends, and the ends tended to look yellowish and dry. The client wanted a soft, uniform color throughout that would make the most of the existing brightness.
SOLUTION
After reviewing the hair's history and assessing the brightness of each section, I adjusted the formula for the roots, mid-lengths, and ends. I toned down the yellow tones while preserving the brightness of the ends, resulting in a natural, seamless beige-toned color.
BEFORE / AFTER
BEFORE
AFTER
For this session, we transformed hair that had noticeable differences in color tone and brightness from the roots to the ends into a soft beige shade. Before the treatment, the mid-lengths had an orange tint, and the ends still had a strong yellow cast, making the overall color appear uneven. To address this, we applied the color in different sections based on the hair’s brightness and previous treatment history, adjusting the shade to ensure a natural transition from the roots to the ends. By preserving the brightness of the ends while toning down the unwanted yellow tones, we achieved a finish with a translucent, soft quality. This treatment is recommended for those who want to enjoy a lighter hair color while evening out color unevenness, or for those looking for a beige shade that isn’t too bold.
STYLIST
Shiori Sekiguchi
Creative Director
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