Do not use hair color if signs of swelling, burning, itching, irritation or abnormal reactions appear. If these signs appear, it indicates the person is allergic to the color, therefore it must not be applied.

Determine your client’s natural level using the Teinture swatch chart. Examine the client’s hair to see if gray is visible first, and if it’s more than 50% gray.

Determine the client’s desired tone, and remember to determine the RPC (Remaining Pigment Contribution) at the desired level.

Use the RPC chart as reference to enhance or neutralize the client’s desired tone.

So no matter whether you’re using permanent, demi-permanent or temporary color, or doing a face-framing highlight, it is important to have a consultation with your client. During that consultation, make sure that you are as specific as possible about what your clients are looking for before the service.

As an expert professional, you may guide your client and suggest the right shade to compliment her skin tones.

Teinture shades can be intermixed to create unique and individualized hair color for every client.

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