NATURTINT GUIDANCE
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NATURTINT PERMANENT HAIR COLOUR HAS NO AMMONIA OR RESORCINOL. Here are some Guidance Notes for using them: Selecting Colour, Using Naturtint Permanent Hair Colours, Mixing Colours, Covering Grey Do Strand & Skin Test before colouring hair (should do so every time you use colour) If you experience blisters, burns or swelling avoid Naturtint permanent, try the New Naturtint Reflex Semi Permanent range or the Herbatint Vegetal Semi Permanant range. N = Natural G = Golden A = Ash M = Mahogany C = Copper R=Red I=Iridescent (9R – should be labelled a 5R – treat like a "5"– i.e. depth of colour) Colour Selection 1 = darkest------------------------------------------------------10 = lightest SELECTING CORRECT COLOUR Darker Can go dark as you like. If in doubt choosing between 2 colours, opt for the lighter colours. Lighter Can only lighten 1 or 2 numbers (on colour chart) in one application, e.g. if person’s hair colour is a 6N, then should not use a colorant lighter than an 8N, 8C or 8G. If person is very grey or white – best to avoid 10N & 10A (unless mixed with other colours) as they are too light to produce a significant colour change. Covering Grey – may need to apply for up to 40 minutes (for areas that are very resistant to colour – massage the area for full 40 minutes) Select colour from chart nearest to person’s own colour (will usually be from the Natural colours). If in doubt, select lighter colour. However, can recommend the customer goes for an even lighter colour – as a lighter shade is much more flattering against ageing skin & grey hair re-growth is less obvious against a lighter overall hair colour. Ash Colours – not to be used on their own unless want to tone down hair colour i.e. if too yellow, orange, brassy, golden, reddish. Otherwise only to be used as "mixer" colours. Using Naturtint Permanent Hair Colorant In each box of hair dye there is a small bottle that contains the actual hair colorant and a larger bottle that contains the color developer. Must always mix them in equal amounts. Need not use whole box each time you use Naturtint hair colour e.g. - if you are just touching up your roots or patches of grey - if you have short hair - if you are mixing different colours In a separate plastic/glass bowl, just mix up the amount of colorant and colour developer that you require, leaving the remaining colorant and colour developer separately in their own individual bottles with their tops on and they will both keep for several months. MIXING COLOURS Do Strand Test - using droplets of the colorants and their respective colour developers, prepare a mixture of the different colours and place hair strands in it. Must use colour developer from each of the boxes of colour being mixed and not just the developer from one box, as they differ in content. Once the correct proportions have been established (usually 50:50), prepare enough to cover the hair in question. Most common mixtures: When using Natural colours, if tend to go too red, golden, brassy, yellow then mix in equal amounts of an Ash colour. With 6N, 7N, 8N – use 8A OR with 9N or 10N – use 10A. Only mix Ash colours with Natural & Golden colours. For a more beige look (popular with older customers)– use 2/3 10A & 1/3 of 9N. To tone down Mahogany colours – 4M, 5M or 7M - mix with similar number of a Natural colour. To mellow Coppers – 7C or 8C – mix with similar number of a Natural colour.
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