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| From: SPIKEY1010 (Original Message) | Sent: 3/15/2008 2:51 AM |
hi yall, has anyone heard of BLONDOR ? my new salon uses that. i think it's by WELLA . i am afraid of hilighting. is there a low developer because i am going to need time to get all the foils on . how strong is BLONDOR? and does anyone have a beginners tip for foiling. do's and don'ts. PLEASE HELP. we have dvd in our shop but we are so busy, i can't watch it all. thats a good thing. until i get a foil client. someone please help soon as possible!!!!!!! i'm going to get good at this one day. soon as i figure it out. thank you everyone !!! one more qustion, does anyone else out there work for REGIS SALON? do yall have a receptionist??just wondering if any of them have one. thank you, deedee, |
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I work for a Regis salon, and I heard they were going to eventually change from Matrix to Wella, but we haven't yet. Just curious, what type of Wella is it? I've only worked with Colorcharm. I've never used Blondor, sorry I can't help you there. Is there any way you can take the DVD home? Ask your manager, you never know. If not, I would definately stay at least a half hour later or go in early to watch it if I were you. They have alot of technique videos also. It sounds like you're doing well, that's great! |
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| | From: Isp1231 | Sent: 3/15/2008 4:15 PM |
Blondor is Wella's bleach, I love it and will not use anything else. I never have to tone it is a great blue bleach!! I have used Alpha Parf, and a few other 's but this is still the best!! When I do and emmersion color I can use 10 vol on a full foil and by the time the color is done the foils are perfect. Try it I promise you won't be disappointed!! have a great Day! Jenn |
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Hi, I use Blondor and I love it. If you are slower at foiling, then try using different strengths of developer. Depending on the condition of the hair. I always start with 10 vol. in the back, especially if the hair is color treated. Then I move to the sides with 20 vol. and the the top with 20 and 30. The different strengths allow the processing time to "even" out. Plus, if reached the top and the back is done you can rinse the back out, and so forth with the sides. You can also use a heat lamp to speed processing time. Sometimes I will foil the whole head with ten vol. using the same placement technique, again, this depends on the condition of the hair. If it is fairly healthy and strong and dark I will move up to thirty I rarely use forty unless I am using a cap on a guy or someone with very short healthy hair.
Blondor is a great products and I prefer it over Goldwell and Paul Mitchell. Good luck!
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From: SPIKEY1010 |
hi yall,
has anyone heard of BLONDOR ? my new salon uses that. i think it's by WELLA .
i am afraid of hilighting. is there a low developer because i am going to need time to get all the foils on . how strong is BLONDOR? and does anyone have a beginners tip for foiling. do's and don'ts. PLEASE HELP.
we have dvd in our shop but we are so busy, i can't watch it all. thats a good thing. until i get a foil client. someone please help soon as possible!!!!!!! i'm going to get good at this one day. soon as i figure it out. thank you everyone !!!
one more qustion, does anyone else out there work for REGIS SALON?
do yall have a receptionist??just wondering if any of them have one. thank you, deedee, | | View other groups in this category.
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We use the blonder at our salon and have had great results with it. I think it lifts better and if you are slow you can use 10 vol. and do the whole head and use the dryer and it will come up great. Just take your time and you will be fine. |
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Blondor is a wonderful bleach. lifts perfectly, stays creamy, and leaves
the hair in great condition if used properly. I use it with 1.9% developer. that
is the developer used with wella color touch. Its lower than 10 vol. i think its
a 6 vol.If you are slow, start with that if the hair is level 5 or
lighter. Then progress up to 15-20 vol.Take your time. Only use heat if
absolutely necessary. And, if its your first time, practice on a friend, family
member or mannequin. Do not ever practice on a paying client.Taking the
time to watch the dvd will help, but nothing will help as much as
practice....good luck!~ you'll be fine...
karen
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HELLO EVERYONE, THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR ALL YOUR ADVISE ON HIGHLIGHTING. I WILL TAKE THEM TO HEART. LUCKILY, MY NEW SALON TEAM IS VERY HELPFUL AND DON'T MIND ANSWERING MY QUESTIONS AND LETTING ME WATCH THEM DO THIER CLIENTS. I HAVE BEEN WATCHING THE DVD'S ALSO. THEY ARE HELPING TOO. THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR ADVICE AND SUPPORT. I WILL KEEP YOU INFORMED ON WHAT HAPPENS NEXT. LOVE, DEE DEE |
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| | From: krzykkc | Sent: 3/18/2008 5:23 AM |
I love Blondor , we don't use it in our salon (Regis) but it's great. The tips about starting with a lower vol. is exactly what i do. Great hi lites all the time!! Good luck Kris |
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I agree. I like blondor its one of my favorites, use the 10 or lower vol. on the back and as you get to top add a litte 20 to it so it all comes out the same. beautiful colors |
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