Mixing your palette.

As a salon we know that being blonde is a popular thing but it can drag you down when it just gets a bit to light. For Pauls client Debrah this was exactly the thing and she needed a change to bring her hair back to life with a touch of added sass. Paul worked with a foiling technique to break up Debrahs existing blondes with a mixture of soft brunettes and blondes to create a multi-tonal palette to compliment her skin tone and bring a soft visual texture to her locks. Mixing up your palette with multiple colours is a great way to tone down your colour and make it softer and also works as a great tall to introduce complimentary tones.

If you're feeling like you might need to break up with your over lightened hair? Come see us for a complimentary consultation so we can advise you on what would work wonders with your image. Paul works in our Lowergoat Lane salon so to book to see him give us a cheeky phone call on 01603 761176 to know his availability.

Clean and Creamy!

Sometimes your hair just needs to get to a point where it's perfectly creamy and almost edible. 

When vicky came into the salon her colour was lovely but it was time for a bit of a refresh! Working with a root stretch technique Paul Standen-May kept definition where it was needed and Balyaged Vicky's mid-lengths and ends to clean up her previous blonde. This is great way to achieve lightness but also balance when lightening hair.  Using Wella Professional colour with a natural warmth as a palette he created a beautiful dirty creamy blonde which is definitely exposing itself as a new trend for A/W 15!

(Paul is working in Barcelona this week but he's back in the salon next week so to book a consultation call our Lowergoat Lane salon on 01603 761176)