We turned to three hair-coloring experts to find out the things they truly wished their clients knew:
Author:Ruby BuddemeyerPublish date:Oct 12, 2017If you've ever left a hair-color appointment on the brink of tears [*awkwardly raises hand*], you're definitely not alone. Often that can be the result of difficulty communicating properly with your colorist or a lack of trust, because all too often, we forget that the experts do, indeed, know best .
Bring photos. "I think it's important to have as many photos as possible," encourages O'Connor. "The [better] you can show what you want, the easier it is to understand what to deliver." Rather than telling your colorist that you want 'honey highlights,' do your research and find an example of your ideal hue. "It's better to see a photo to be sure you're getting the right color," she says.
Consultations are key — especially with dramatic color transformations."I really like to be able to touch my client's hair and make sure what they want is actually doable," explains Friedman. "I get a lot of people who want to go platinum, but they need to understand that everyone starts out with something different. If an expert evaluates your hair and tells you it's not doable, they're doing it for your benefit, not theirs.
Explore shampoo alternatives.Friedman suggests color-treated clients opt for cleansing creams . "They don't have any sulfates and they're much more moisturizing than any kind of shampoo." Friedman's go-to is Christophe Robin's Antioxidant Cleansing Milk, which is infused with protective plant oils and blueberries.
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