EXAMPLES OF RED COLOR FORMULASįor a rich red color, consider trying out the following formulas:Ģ. The coverage will be much better and you will get a brighter, richer result. Simply upping the developer with a darker level of color will make something more intense.įinally, when formulating for over 75% gray on red hair, try using a G as your neutral instead of N. Sometimes people formulate too light for the depth needed to create that richness in red hair color.
Adjusting the developer alone can intensify the tone in the red. When using permanent color to change the base or entire head, make sure to formulate taking into consideration the underlying tones of the natural hair.
We often suggest doing multiple glosses starting with a gold, to copper and then finally red. In this scenario, a formula that easily fades and can be adjusted next time, such as a lighter coppery gloss, could be a good option.Īdditionally, reds are beautiful when they’re in layered tones. Red color is not recommended for clients that just need a quick change for a little while and then ultimately want to transition to blonde, for example. Making sure this is a tone your client wants long term will prevent a lot of hassle with future appointments. Because of this, it’s both the hardest color to get into the cuticle and the hardest to get out. When working with color on redheads, the first thing to know is that red pigment is not only a bigger molecule, it's heavier.
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