highlights

> As a new stylist I'm looking for highlighting tips.If> a customer (level 4) wants highlights 2-3 shades> lighter than their natural color and doesn't want> bleach would you choose a color 2-3 shades lighter> with an ash base (for cool tones)? Thanks for any> advise.To JJ;Please read my article in the 'articles' section, I think that this will shed a little light on the subject. When highlighting without bleach use a high-lift color on lighter blonde shades to achieve one step max lifting. On medium to darker shades use an ash color usually 4 levels lighter than the base to achieve 2 levels of lift. Especially as a new stylist, always, always do a test strand, including drying it to see the finished results. Never judge a color for completeness until it has 48 hrs to 'Oxidize' unless you goof and have a disaster. If you study the 'color wheel' and try to be the best 'technically' that you can be, you will be rewarded with a great career! School is out, but class of 'experience' has just begun! william

As a new stylist I'm looking for highlighting tips.If a customer (level 4) wants highlights 2-3 shades lighter than their natural color and doesn't want bleach would you choose a color 2-3 shades lighter with an ash base (for cool tones)? Thanks for any advise.