In beauty salon practice, there can be various situations: a client may return after the last dying after a few days, weeks, or more, with a request to change the color, or he comes to you right after an unsuccessful hair dyeing procedure in another salon asking for a hair color correction. What it is? Keep on reading and find it out!
There are three types of hair color correction:
1. Changing the existing hair color
2. Lightening the existing hair color
3. Darkening the existing hair color
After thoroughly examining the client’s hair, you must decide which of the listed procedures is applicable in this case; sometimes three of them are needed! For example:
Problem: Hair is too light
Solution: Darken the hair
Problem: Hair is too dark
Solution: Discolor the hair by hair bleaching and dye it again
Problem: The client doesn’t like the hair color
Solution: Neutralize or wash off the existing hair color
Whenever hair color correction techniques are applied, clients hope for a positive outcome without dead hair ends and brittle hair. Focus on the result and use this opportunity to build a strong relationship with the client. Continue the conversation by suggesting home care products. For example, one of your recommendations can be Braé Bond Angel Plex Effect Treatment Kit. This kit contains a bond maker and bond reconstructor. Bond Angel was developed to accomplish the desire for a more intense blond color. Bond Angel protects and prevents damage, has the primary function of restoring already damaged hair.
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