I definitely agree that with her skin tone, Alaska violet color would’ve enabled her blonde to pop out or she could’ve left it with a number 10v for another 20 minutes however the client gets with a client once as long as she’s satisfied, we’re happy
Weirdly, I love the purple tones against her warm skin tone! LOL. Ash on pale skin can often make someone look dead. Thanks for another wonderful reaction video. Always learn a lot.
Thank you for the video my opinion. Why not to cut the hair first and then colored? waste of time on product. At the same time, it's good to see How the hair will behave in a situation like That thank you so much.
Ive been cutting and colouring African/Caribbean hair for 40 years! I’m not saying I’m the best but the stylist on here wasted time and product purely by not cutting the hair first. The colour was not good for this client even if requested the client should have been explained to that that colour would not work on her and we all know that after a couple of washes then it will look like mud! Stick to bright fashion colours. I have an 80year old Caribbean client walking around with fuchsia coloured hair. She gets untold amount of compliments on it1. All good I may say! Best wishes. Peter. ❤
I am not a stylist but i love your videos. You're teaching is extremely clear and i learn something new every time i watch.
I definitely agree that with her skin tone, Alaska violet color would’ve enabled her blonde to pop out or she could’ve left it with a number 10v for another 20 minutes however the client gets with a client once as long as she’s satisfied, we’re happy
Weirdly, I love the purple tones against her warm skin tone! LOL. Ash on pale skin can often make someone look dead. Thanks for another wonderful reaction video. Always learn a lot.
Thank you for the video my opinion. Why not to cut the hair first and then colored? waste of time on product.
At the same time, it's good to see How the hair will behave in a situation like That
thank you so much.
Ive been cutting and colouring African/Caribbean hair for 40 years! I’m not saying I’m the best but the stylist on here wasted time and product purely by not cutting the hair first. The colour was not good for this client even if requested the client should have been explained to that that colour would not work on her and we all know that after a couple of washes then it will look like mud! Stick to bright fashion colours. I have an 80year old Caribbean client walking around with fuchsia coloured hair. She gets untold amount of compliments on it1. All good I may say! Best wishes. Peter. ❤
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