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FOR PADDY MCDOUGALL, , ART DIRECTOR AT RAINBOW ROOM<br />
INTERNATIONAL’S GEORGE SQUARE SALON AND IT LIST IT GUY 2018,<br />
IT’S ALL ABOUT…<br />
BETTER BLEACHING<br />
“Toning is massive right now and, depending on the target shade,<br />
it can hide a multitude of process sins. But when you’re trying to<br />
achieve a stripped-back result, it’s all about lift. In these cases we<br />
can’t rely on toner to rescue us, so we need to make it all about<br />
the lightening phase of the application. Spilt the hair into four<br />
even sections and always start from the back. Begin applying<br />
the solution to the hair, taking fine sections and ensuring total<br />
saturation. Apply only to the bottom half of the hair; after<br />
working methodically through all four sections, start timing.<br />
After 10 to 15 minutes, begin checking.<br />
“Once the ends have begun to lift past stiff yellow, apply to<br />
the middle, taking colour up to, but leaving off, the immediate<br />
root. Leave to develop. After another 10 to 15 minutes check the midlengths<br />
and ends have begun to lift clean and even and then start on the<br />
root area. After developing for another 15 to 20 minutes, check and reapply<br />
to any sections if necessary. Once you’re 100 per cent satisfied you have a<br />
clean lift, then rinse. Apply bonding treatment and porosity equalising spray<br />
then towel dry. Tone at the basin, doing the roots then ends. Avoid overtoning<br />
by using diluter to soften the strength of your toning solution.”<br />
Paddy McDgall<br />
RAINBOW ROOM INTERNATIONAL<br />
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