Tutorial Come schiarire o decolorare i capelli evitando i riflessi rossi arancio e giallo 😉

#bleaching #hair #bleaching #balayage #meches Are you wondering what are the best ways to lighten your hair, thus avoiding red, orange and yellow tones? Have you lightened and bleached your hair and red, orange, yellow tones came out and you don't know how to remove them? Let's see it together in this video. In this video we see some examples of when a hair is lightened and why and how to solve red orange and yellow reflections First of all I recommend you to watch my video on how hair shades are done before lightening your hair. To understand how they lighten hair with bleaching, you need to know that hair is made up of three colors or pigments: Bruno Red Yellow Depending on the shade of the hair or dark tones, there are more or less red and golden tones inside and in the lightening process the hair passes through these shades. So I bring you some examples: 1) Create the right lightening If your base is a light brown 5 and you want to get very light blonde 9 lightening, you will have to lighten until you get a result with very little yellow or golden and then you will total it with a 9/10 color with 5 volumes oxygen If your base is a dark brown 3 and you want to get tone 8, that is, light golden blonde you will have to lighten until you get a golden shade, even intense. and then you just need to pass the desired color 8 with oxygen at 5 volumes If your base is a dark brown 3 tone and you want to get a copper blonde 7.4, just lighten it until you get an orange shade and then color with 7.4 2) Too many orange and yellow reflections This happens when the discoloration was not enough. I advise you to never go beyond the use of oxygen at 20/30 volumes when lightening If you have to lighten a lot of tones, then the hair will consequently have a lot of red pigments inside, unlike what you think it is better to start with oxygen at 20 volumes because it will help us lighten more slowly but without damaging the hair too much and if not a lightening will suffice. Remove the excess deco with your fingers and put it back on again until you get to the shade, because if you had to stop at orange tones and your desired result is a natural blonde that is tone 8, as you will see from the color chart it is free of orange reflections and therefore even if you put the color 8 on it, orange tones will come out. So if in the lightening process you do not get the desired result immediately before totalizing hoping to cancel the reflections, remove and reapply the deco but always without rinsing otherwise the hair will become more difficult to lighten and repeat this process until you get the right reflection base. to totalize. 3) Check the structure While lightening your hair always make sure that the structure does not get damaged, and this you can see by simply taking a small strand of hair and making a small knot. Without squeezing it if the hair is still in good condition it tends to melt and loosen otherwise if the structure begins to damage it will remain closed Or you can try to gently pull the tips, if they will have a great spring effect it means that the deco must be removed and therefore the lightening must be abandoned 4) Remove unwanted reflections First I advise you to watch my video based on colorimetry, so it will be for you much easier: https: //   / watch   v = AvPLn ... So to understand and remove unwanted reflections, you should look at the color star because from there you will be able to see the primary colors Yellow Red blue Which mixed together give secondary reflections Orange Viola Green A reflection and a number are related to each color in the colorimetry: Blue = ash 1 green = Natural 2 🌈 Yellow = Gold 3 Orange = Copper 4 Red = Red 5 Purple = Purple 6 Colorimetry teaches us that a primary reflection can be mixed safely and with fantastic results to have new colors, but if we use opposite reflections, they cancel out. So if I had to give you an example: -If you have to remove an orange reflection, its opposite would be an ash reflection that is blue based. -If you have a yellowish reflection you will have to use pearl or irise reflections, that is between blue and purple. -If you have red reflections you will need to use a natural (green) and slightly ash (blue) reflection. Obviously the world of colors is marvelously immense and for this reason each case needs specific advice, and for this reason If you have any questions, write them below and I will be happy to answer you. Doubts, questions about how to avoid red orange and yellow tones? I recommend that you subscribe to the channel, because every week I will post videos to help you transform your passion into an exciting job. Bye! __ Recommended products Recommended bleaching: https://amzn.to/33UiN7 Recommended oxygen: https://amzn.to/3hDUjaF