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MAR-APR 2013

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copy that copperhead Arteasecolors guest artist Jeff Stump deconstructed Jane Levy���s beautiful shade of coppery red for us. ��� Jane Levy + Je��� Stump + + STUFF I LOVE Makes the hair more manageable and it���s sulfate-free. 2 Davines for Wizards No. 14 Sea Salt Primer Gives the hair a little bit of grit and texture. Perfect for putting hair up or creating easy waves. 3 Davines OI/Oil Super light and makes the hair easier to blow-dry. towel-dried hair. 2 Mix Artease Powder Bleach with 10-volume activator. It���s a good bleach with silicone that helps protect the hair as it lifts. Foil in the bleach diagonally underneath the part. 3 Mix 30 grams of Arteasecolors 7-7 (blonde brown) with 30 grams of 8-4 (light blonde copper) and 10-volume activator. 4 Apply between the foils. Process for 30 minutes. Jane 22 The Colorist | MARCH/APRIL 2013 | thecoloristmag.com { Levy, who plays Tessa Altman on ABC���s Suburgatory and also had a recurring role on Showtime���s Shameless, rocks a coppery shade of red that requires a bit of skill to duplicate. Fortunately, Je��� Stump, who owns Color Arkiteks in Costa Mesa, California and is a guest artist with Arteasecolors, was more than up to the task. ���Tis shade looks best on someone who���s a level 6 or up,��� Stump says. ���If the hair is much darker naturally, this shade won���t look as good.��� Stump likes to use natural undertones to support this shade of red. ���If someone was a natural level 5, I���d go in with a 5 or 6 shade of red and let the natural undertones show through to support the color.��� As an analogy, Stump suggests imagining a white wall you want to paint red. ���I���d need two coats of paint in order to get the true shade of red I wanted,��� he says, ���but if the wall was orange and I painted it red, I���d only need one coat to get the same results because the undertone was so much darker to begin with. Tat���s essentially what you���re doing with color.��� 5 Rinse out and shampoo with Davines LOVE Lovely Smoothing Shampoo. 6 Tone the hair with Arteasecolors 9-3 (very light blonde gold). Mix 1 part color to 2 parts 7-volume activator. Watch the color closely and leave on from 3 to 7 minutes. 7 Rinse out the toner. Condition with Davines LOVE Lovely Smoothing Conditioner. Blow-dry and style. Don���t use 30- or 40-volume peroxide with red shades because it burns out the color more quickly. { STEP-BY-STEP 1 Start with clean, PHOTOGRAPHY (CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT): ALBERTO E. RODRIGUEZ FOR GETTY IMAGES; COURTESY OF JEFF STUMP; COURTESY OF DIVINES. 1 Davines LOVE Lovely Smoothing Shampoo

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