Tornado
HAIR CASES
Hair Color Concerns
In addition to the “root-out” look—where the natural black hair at the roots has grown out a few centimeters, making the line where the color was reapplied stand out—she’s also struggling with dry, frizzy ends that make her hair look unmanageable overall.
・I want a bob, but I'm not sure what length would look good on me. ・I want to get highlights, but I'm not sure what style would suit me.
She was concerned about damage caused by repeated coloring, as well as her hair becoming dry and unmanageable due to the color fading and taking on a strong yellow or orange tint.
She’s concerned about the line where her natural black hair meets the bleached sections, and the overall color appears uneven. She also wants to enjoy a translucent color while maintaining shine and softness.
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.
・I want my highlights to have that streaky look, but they just don't turn out that way ・It looks kind of frumpy and unfashionable
She was concerned that repeated coloring tended to bring out red or orange tones, making her hair look dull and unmanageable. She also wanted to enjoy a rich, warm-toned color without having to bleach her hair.
Her hair had faded all over and had a strong yellowish tint. She wanted a hair color that would give her hair a subdued, lustrous look while maintaining her bob style.
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.
