Tornado
PROBLEM
The client wanted to tone down the green tint remaining at the ends and achieve a natural brown color throughout. She hoped to change her flashy look while maintaining a consistent finish all the way to the ends.
SOLUTION
We identified the green pigments remaining at the ends of the hair and adjusted the overall color by incorporating complementary shades. We applied the color in a way that creates a natural transition from the roots to the ends, resulting in a brown shade that exudes softness and shine.
BEFORE / AFTER
BEFORE
AFTER
This time, we transformed the client’s hair from a “tip-colored” style—where vibrant green remained at the ends—to a natural brown shade. Before the treatment, the roots and mid-lengths were brown, while the ends were green, creating a stark contrast in color. So, we adjusted the dye formula while checking the pigment remaining at the ends, coloring the hair to tone down the green and create a natural, seamless transition throughout. The result is a soft brown that tones down the boldness without looking heavy. This is recommended for those who want to move on from bold, designer colors or who want to even out the remaining color at the ends and return to a natural hair color.
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