Tornado
Hair Color Concerns
PROBLEM
I want to transform my hair—which has faded and taken on an orange tint—into a subdued, glossy shade. I’d like a warm, deep tone that doesn’t look too dark.
SOLUTION
We enhanced the existing orange tones by adding red undertones and depth to create a Bordeaux-inspired color. We adjusted the shade to ensure it didn’t look too dark or dull, resulting in a finish that gives the hair a lustrous appearance.
BEFORE / AFTER
BEFORE
AFTER
This time, we’re adding red tones and depth while making the most of the orange undertones left behind after the color faded. Rather than trying to completely cover the base color, we carefully calculate the remaining tones when applying the color, resulting in a glossy finish with minimal unevenness. Another key point is that bordeaux shades don’t look too dark and are great for bringing out shine in your hair. By adjusting the formula to match your current hair color and residual tones, we’ll help you get closer to your ideal shade. If you’re dealing with red or orange tones left after your color has faded, or if you’re unsure about your next color, please feel free to consult with us.
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