
Hair Color Formula: Multidemensional Blonde by Erin Frazee
Erin Frazee (@erinfrazee) is a multidimensional hair color and extension specialist based out of Cleveland, OH. She is the owner of HEYDAY COLLECTIVE salon. We love following Erin. Her feed is filled with beautiful custom colors, lucious waves and the most natural looking extensions. This before and after has us swooning! Keep scrolling to get the lowdown on how she did it.
THE DETAILS
Color Lines used: Keune + Redken
Products Used: Unite
Formula A (base + lowlight)
Keune Tinta 6+6.1, 15vol developer
Formula B (highlight)
Keune Magic Blonde + 20-30 vol developer + Brazilian Bond Builder b3 additive
Formula C (toner)
Redken Shades EQ 9GI + Processing Solution
FORMULA STEPS
On clients with lower density or finer hair, Erin likes to use hand-tied extensions and a beaded row method to enhance the overall color and create a fuller, more dimensional look. For this look she used two colors of Bohyme Luxe Hand-Tied Extension Hair (18”) which she custom colored to match the client’s hair color.
When coloring extension hair, Erin recommends giving it your full attention and starting with a diluted or same-level toner, as extension hair can be unpredictable! Typically she uses warmer toners or adds gold when depositing a root color that needs to sit on longer, and uses cooler toners to quickly tone the lengths to remove any unwanted warmth. Redken Shades EQ is her preferred product to use on extensions because of it’s consistency and blendability!
Bohyme Luxe Hand-Tied Extension Hair – 6 wefts Shade 8
Formula D:
Redken Shades EQ 8V
Formula E:
Redken Shades EQ 6N+6NB,
Formula F:
Redken Shades EQ 8GI
Bohyme Luxe Hand-Tied Extension Hair – 6 wefts Shade 22
Formula D:
Redken Shades EQ 2 parts 9G + 1 part 9V
Formula E:
Redken Shades EQ 6NB + 6GB
Formula F:
Redken Shades EQ 8GI
FORMULA STEPS (steps are the same for both colors of extension hair)
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