Hi everyone, many of you have asked us how to choose best grey coverage for new polishing
perfects. Today we want to give you some useful hints and tips to achieve perfect grey coverage
every time and in every hair style. Tip number one, create a perfect formula. Both the hair
that you're working on and the end result are the two most important factors when it comes to
choosing the correct mix there for grey coverage. First, what is the percentage of grey of your
client's hair? For up to 30% grey, apply your target shade with 60%. Simple. Should your client
be between 30 and 50%? Add a third pure natural to your target shade. What about those clients
that are more than 50% grey? Half pure natural and half target shade will help you to achieve
up to 100% coverage. Don't forget to use 60% of the Loxom perfect which is ideal for grey coverage
Don't forget the mixing ratio stays the same, one to one. Tip number two, let's check out which natural
is right for your clients. The pure natural, so the growth zeroes are your go-to family when you
need coverage. The perfects need to be mixable with any shade. Example, if you want a slightly
cooler, mix in some ash such as Broke Zero One or Silk Bloss. If you prefer a warmer, richer result
add some Brunette or Golden Tone. The resistant coverage such as Double Fit Stroke Pro are
perfect for the clients that have stubborn or resistant grey hair. They are specifically
designed to improve coverage and can be mixed with any target shade. Last but not least, the
ultra-naturals for the spread zero series will ensure that you get 100% coverage and grey hair
while maintaining and enhancing beautiful, rich, warm tones. Ideal for being mixed with your red
copper and colours if needed. Tip number three, I know this might sound really simple but mix your
formula well. This is essential to ensure that the ingredients are combined together to deliver the
beautiful colour results that you would expect. If not, it can have an impact on the client's
health confidence during the process as the peroxide may have not combined with the colour
cream properly. The mixing is also essential for the colour results. What I do when I think it's
mixed, I just give it a few additional turns to the drill. The new consistency is so smooth and
easy to apply. Remember saturation is very important as the cream consistency is slightly different
Apply the same amount as you would normally do with colours from Perfect. Tip number four, every
hair is individual. Texture, percentage of grey can all determine your development time
So a quick reminder, your development time is 30 to 40 minutes without heat and 15 to 25 with the
use of a climb frame. But don't forget to check your colour before rinsing. I know it sounds
basic, I also know what it's like to be on a busy salon floor. This is how it's done. Always
test the area with the highest percentage of grey. Use the tail comb or the end of a toothbrush
gently push the colour back off the hair and slightly lift it to ensure that you achieve
the desired result. If you've achieved the coverage, it's ready to rinse. If you look
slightly lighter, slightly warmer or translucent, you can extend your development time up to 40
minutes. Tip number five, thanks to the Pure Balance technology, you will get more rich to
be the next. This might appear in some clients length and ends slightly richer with a purer
colour expression. You might even feel it slightly deeper. On the length and ends
use the great balancing techniques tailored to your client's hair for best results
And keep reminding them as they develop. If you haven't discovered all the balancing services yet
follow the instructions on screen to find all the information that you need
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