Would you like the color you just invested in washed away down the drain?

Unfortunately, this happens  all too frequently.

A true professional will recommend the right products to ensure your color is maintained, as it is a reflection on the service they provide.

Proper customized recommendations will not only protect your investment but, it ensures your professional keeps up with the latest training.   Professionals are provided classes based on product sales through their vendors.

These professional products are very concentrated and cost out to pennies per use. The product costs are set by the manufacture and are cheaper than the drug store.

Think twice before purchasing a product from another source because, you will be taking away from your investment in yourself. Keep your trained professional   on the cutting edge of style by supporting their professional recommendations and pledging to support your professional colorist by purchasing your hair care needs only through them.

Get it Right the first time from your Professional Stylist.  This will keep your color from washing down the sink,  cost effective,  support shine and  the best investment you will make.  This will save your valuable time and money.

Hair is the ONLY accessory you wear everyday.    You are investing in the future of how you feel about yourself on a daily basis, Make your investment matter!

Professional vs Home

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Consult a true professional to guarantee the perfect hair color for your skin. Tired of looking at yourself in the mirror trying to figure out whether your skin undertones are pink or peach? Having some difficulty looking at the veins in your arms to determine whether your skin is cool or warm? A pro can take one look at your skin, eye color and natural hair, and tell you what hair colors would complement, rather than exacerbate, your undertones.

Professionals are licensed and trained in the chemistry of hair; science is a determining factor in your color experience.  Just as doctor must be licensed in order to practice.  Would you go to the cleaners for strep throat or ask a doctor for accounting help?

Pictures on the box can equal seeking a color correction. Pictures on hair color boxes can be deceiving; most boxes will call out the color (blonde, brown, black and red) and the shade of that color (light, medium and dark).   These are the colors but depending on your natural color and knowing the science behind color formulation this can be a disastrous situation. Someone with Black hair cannot put a blonde shade on without turning orange.  Professionals know the right processes that must be followed to achieve the desired out come or if it is a possibility. Many times home coloring ends up with undesirable results and the person seeking a professional to fix the unwanted shade or tone. This falls into a color correction. These are extremely costly.

Color corrections fall into four categories too light, too dark, too warm, or too drab.

Color corrections also are very costly and arise from at home coloring or communication gaps of desired results between a professional and yourself.

The science proves certain colors are not attainable  depending on your natural shade.

True: tint does not lift or lighten previously colored hair

True: any time color is mixed with a catalyst it is permanent

Maintain your color with the right shampoo and products.  When making an investment in your hair color following your professional recommendations are a must. Follow the recommended products to enhance the longevity of your investment.

Get it Right the first time by your Professional.  This will be more cost effective and the best investment you make.  Hair is the ONLY accessory you wear everyday.

Color is key to a youthful glow, appearing thinner, and vibrant while maintaining your personal style.  Avoid the mistakes of  magnifying looking older, heavier or dowdy.

• Wrinkles be gone:  Avoid Dark colors around your face that will magnify wrinkles and imperfections.
• Introduce the use of lighter or brighter colors around the face to reflect a youthful glow and soften lines.
• Using monochromatic colors schemes to flatter any figure.
• Bright tones are best for pop on flattering areas you want to emphasize.
• Keep it Mid- tones  on your middle of the road body zones.
• Avoid light shades (white) on the not so hot areas to minimize self-conscious areas .

Only wear the colors that attract compliments, and make you feel confident and happy.  These are the ones you all ways receive compliments when wearing.

Learn which colors are best for flattering your body shape, skin tone and eye color with a color analysis to achieve optimum success of a younger, vibrant and thinner appearance.  Modern clothes that fit your lifestyle, figure and budget are obtainable.   Learn more tips and figure flattering necessities from a customized one on one with a professional image consultation.    Your new lease on life with confidence is an email away at dare2impress@peoplestring.com

Red is perceived as authoritative.

The impression: Redheads are perceived as feisty, opinionated and seductive.

Examples:
Kate Walsh in Private Practice.
Think Desperate House Wives

Hot is the word associated with red – hot-headed and hot-tempered, but always hot and sexy.

Must have: A fabulous colorist for the perfect shade to flatter your skin.

The right red can really put a glow on your skin.

There’s a fine line between red and orange

OR

Golden Goddess and brass

Blond’s are sexy, redheads are hot-headed and brunettes are good girls. Is this the message your hair color sends?

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