Thursday, May 29, 2008
Thursday, May 8, 2008
Help...

A Cute A-line cut similar to what I have just shorter or...
Same type of length and style but piecier or...
Something totally different- it is even shorter and piecier or...
This one is your classic bob and one of my faves. With some fun Highlights
Example:
Or should I do a loose curly perm, for added volume, spunk, and summer time fun!!
So comment, and help me out guys. Then I'll update you with some before and afters!! Let me know, Thank you to my loyal readers!! Have fun!
Thursday, April 3, 2008
Season for Color
So to accent such a cute *A-line haircut, we took her to a dark brown all over (*level 3/4) with a little darker level 3 underneath to create a casual *peek-a-boo.
Then adding a zig-zagged *T-Weave of blonde and dark brown *slicing, then we *toned it down to a beautiful warm blonde. Creating a three-dimensional haircolor. Words of the Day:
By: ME, to help you be in the "KNOW"
*A-line: Haircut that is a little shorter in the back of the head and comes down longer in the front. Made popular by celebs like: Victoria Beckham, Jenny McCarthy, and most recently: Katie Holmes' new do.
*Level: The lightness or darkness of your haircolor. 1 being- Black and a 10 being- Blonde
*Peek-a-boo: When an accent color whether lighter or darker than the all over color is placed underneath the hair to create a "peek-a-boo" effect. The hair will move over the top of the peek-a-boo to expose the "hidden" pop of color.
*T-Weave: When you weave or slice in color from the front hairline to the *apex (top of the head) and then down each of the sides (parietal ridge.)
*Slicing: Instead of a weave a slice can be done for a more dramatic effect. You take a section of the hair and color it, where as weaving you weave out pieces to color.
*Toner: When you put a semi/demi permanent color over an existing color to warm it up, or cool it down. Or possible pull out a tone we don't want in it. Ex. If you have brown hair and it caries alot of RED tones, you could use a toner with an underlying tone pigment more ashy to pull out the RED... or in terms "Tone it down."
Now my friend- you are in the "Know!"
