ILLUSIONIST Brilliant Crème Highlights
- A unique, low-ammonia creme highlighting system that lifts + deposits in a single step
- Offers unlimited creativity with controlled lift from 1 level to 7 levels and beyond.
- Provides formulation options for highlighting through natural or color treated hair.
- 8 brilliant highlight selections ranging from intense reds to luminous blondes.
- Can also be used as a base break to soften the contrast between natural and highlighted hair.
NOTE:
- Colors displayed on website may vary due to a number of factors including, but not limited to; monitor resolution settings, lighting, etc
- 1 step Iow-ammonia highlights save colorists time and leave hair silky
- Offers unlimited creativity with controlled lift from as subtle as 1 level to as dramatic as beyond 7 levels
- Formulation options for highlighting through natural or color treated hair
- Amazing base break formulas offer a creative lightening technique tosoften the contrast between natural and highlighted hair
- Enriched with açaí berry, acacia flower extract, aloe vera and avocado oil
8 BRILLIANT HIGHLIGHTS RANGING FROM INTENSE REDS AND COPPERS LUMINOUS BLONDES
TECHNOLOGY PBX is a blend of 4 essential ingredients
HIGHLIGHTING PROCEDURE
1. Determine the client's hair color level.
If between levels, always formulate to the darker level.
2. Refer to ILLUSIONIST Formulation Chart to determine the highlighting
formula needed.
NOTE: Do not combine creme highlight shades.
3. Measure the recommended scoops of accelerator powder.
Reduce all components in formula by half if a small amount of highlighting mixture is needed. NOTE: 4RV and 4R shades do not require accelerator powder.
4.Apply highlighting mixture to dry hair using an off-the-scalp highlighting method (weaving, slicing or block coloring).
5.Process.
6.To remove highlighting mixture, shampoo with preferred Scruples shampoo. Apply Scruples NO H2O2 No Peroxide, leave on 3 – 5 minutes then rinse. Condition with preferred Scruples conditioner.
BASE BREAKING PROCEDURE
1.Determine the client’s natural hair color level.
Base breaking is not recommended for natural levels 1 – 4.
2. Rinse the base break formula between highlights prior to removing foils or color papers to help prevent unwanted toning. Proceed with step 6 in the Highlighting Procedure.