Hair levels

Help! What level is my hair? How to find your hair color level for best results when coloring your own hair at home. The level system of hair color is a universal system used by colorists, cosmetologists and hair color manufacturers to standardize hair color charts. #haircolor #hairtips #hairhacks #hair #chart

In the earlier post, we have a deeper understanding of bleach and developer. We know that developers come in different volumes but is totally unsure how they work and which is suitable for our needs. Since it directly affects the color and shade of our hair, it is important for us to understand color levels [...]

We love a good visual for talking to clients about color processes but this colorist also uses some great, easy-to-understand language to share with a client wanting to go darker.

If you want to get lighter hair, but you don't want to use bleach, you might try high-lift hair color. Find out how it works and how to use it here.

I am finding there is a lot of confusion, and mixed up definitions of the numbers involved in the Level System coding on the sides of boxes and within the Level System. I'd like to clear up and clarify some of them. First of all the Level System which is a system: defined "by numbers" is actually meant to be made "easier" by using those numbers. There are many times I feel they have just traded numbers for Letters and it truly hasn't helped much of anything....but I still teach it and feel…

Get a better understanding of hair color levels and tones to select the right goals in hair color charts and avoid ending up with a box dye horror story.

Phases of hair color lightening

So you want to do your own hair but don't know where to start. Here's the most comprehensive guide to DIY hair color that can be found on...

4.6 Formulating the Toner – Hair Colour for Hairstylists: Level 2