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JAN-FEB 2015

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28 The Colorist | JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2015 | thecoloristmag.com PHOTOGRAPHY: SHALEM MATHEW ric , vvibrant shades of red are always challenging for a colorist, but they can also be the most rewarding. That's why we asked the experts to share their tips for getting it right the f rst time. TIDE crimson { } { } { } Leslie Wade | MALIBU C "T e trick to achieving true- to-swatch reds and keeping them from fading is to prep the canvas with Malibu C Color Prepare Wellness Remedy. T is patented, crystallized vitamin complex gently, yet eff ectively, removes hard water mineral buildup as well as any buildup from medications that can act as color blockers." Tom Dispenza | CHROMASTICS "A safe way to choose a red shade is to remain close to the natural level, but no more than two levels lighter or one level darker. For vibrant red shades on darker hair, use a higher volume of developer, place highlights in the hair before color, or do an overall lightening of the natural color." Erin Nelson | ALOXXI "Say goodbye to one-note reds this season because multidimensional reds are trending right now. I'm super into a mix of cool and warm reds. Aloxxi's new color option, Dimensions, is a one-step lift-and- deposit creme color that gives you more color pops without having to double- process the hair."

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