Dimensional Color Technique for Fine to Thinning Hair

• Gradation – by creating a deeper root
• Adaption – using foils in a non-conventional way

• Pay close attention to the areas of thinning and concern
• Section away the hair above the parietal ridge to separate the fine to noticeably thinning section from the bottom half.
• Use the width of your pinky as a guide for the section size, this will leave depth between the fine weaves that you are creating in the foils.

“Blended Lights will create more intentional lightness where you want to see it and blend into the rest of the hair.”

• Once you reach the parietal ridge, start incorporating the Blended Lights technique which is the combination of a slice and a fine weave within one foil.
• Diagonal sections will provide more of a blend.
• In the areas where the hair is thinnest and most fine, use fine weaves only, no slicing.
• At the crown of the head, leave a small section out for the vail.
• Your foils on the top should meet up to the sides.
• Microweaves in the top section with Welloxon 10 Volume will offer plenty of lift! Don’t forget to leave a vail at the crown.

• Use them only when you want to create a wider section of lightness.
• Be gentle when folding and manipulating the large foil to avoid ripping and slipping.
• Gently use your fingers to press the foil onto the scalp.

• Creating a shadow root will make the hair appear thicker and more full.
• Formulate the root using Color Touch at two levels lighter than her natural but up to one level darker than the highlights.
• Use Color Touch all-over color to allow her to switch tones throughout the seasons.