Did she have colour on her scalp? I didn't recognize, I'm not sure. So how can you remove it on the same day? 2 times washing is not enough. Why did you use zig zags? For me it doesn't make sense, cause you always put the same colour in the ends. Or did you use the sharps of the zig zags as a guideline for your root colour?
Hello! Thank you for reaching out. Yes, he applied color on the regrowth area and it was stained in the beginning, but immediately after the rinse off you can use a very good application of the stain remover (CLEAN) to remove as much stain as possible! The reason why he is using the zig-zag sections is to diffuse any lines that a merge of two colors would create. We find the merging technique a very creative solution to blend two shades together. Enjoy watching more videos on our channel!
Hello! Unfortunately, these pure shades are not meant to cover grey hair. The model that you see here is pre-lightened and Silverised. However, due to the dark nature of VV@all with a bit of NA@2, you may be able to see grey hair in darker tones.
Hello! Thank you for reaching out. Unfortunately, we can't provide formulas through this channel. For assistance, please visit a local Goldwell salon by using our salon finder on Goldwell.com, visit a Goldwell Academy, or call our hotline at 800-333-2442.
Elumen stain the skin like hell!!!! How do you clean it without ruining your front roots! Ive been using it for many years now and still havnt found a good way to do that
The staining can be avoided if you use Elumen with the applicator bottle. Have a look how our Artist Agnes Westerman applies Elumen: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-OjIoW_Mdqko.html Hope this helps!
@@GoldwellEducationPlus It's very difficult to work with the Elumen bottle. The model in this video with the colour merge seems to have no stains on her scalp, or did you make the blow dry scene one week later?
