Hair by RuthAnn

Iced coffee, so many foils, 4 bowls of bleach & 7 hours later and we have a beautiful pearly, Iridescent blonde ✨🤍🦄

I am by no means the stylist you think of when you think prom 😋 but this year I did get talked into doing a couple styles and it didn’t end in disaster!! 🙌✨

☀️⛅️The sun is starting to shine and It’s almost summer so, the blonde season is upon us!!✨
🗣️Let’s talk about High-lift color for blonding!!

Ideal candidates for high-lift hair color are individuals with virgin (uncolored), natural hair, typically at a level 6 or above (darker hair won’t lift enough with high-lift color and will need to be lightened with bleach) and people who seek a gentle, lower-damage alternative to bleach. It is best for achieving a more natural looking, warm or honey toned blonde.

Candidates Who Should Avoid High-Lift Color

Colored Hair: color will not lift color.

Very Dark Hair Looking for Platinum: It cannot take dark brown/black (levels 1-4) to icy blonde.

Desire for White/Icy Tones: High-lift is not suitable for those who dislike all forms of warmth.

High-lift color often works best on finer hair textures, which lighten more easily, and requires consistent maintenance of the root area