Pulp Riot - Semi-Permanent Cruelty-Free & Vegan Neon Electric Hair Dye - Blue Muse 118ml

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I personally love 10g Icy and 5g Rose Gold in High-Speed Toners mixed 1:3 with the developer. This gives the perfect pinky pearly. Almost a mother pearl colour, in just 5 mins! It’s so great because with the toners, you can make it more pigmented by simply adding less developer and leaving it on longer. The results also vary depending on the base. If their base is warmer, the colour will reflect more warmth. If the base underneath is cooler, then it comes out with this perfect iridescent colour. I simply just love it. Available in a choice of fashion shades to both correct and create hair colour to perfection, they work in just a matter of minutes, nourishing the hair while depositing intense colour pigment. How to Use Pulp Riot High Speed Toners… This Watermelon Sugar look is my favourite formula! I love how bright and summery it is, but also pastel used and subdued. I chose these colours because I thought it was a perfect mix of pastel with a hint of neon to keep it interesting and bright! Pink- Blush & Cupid& Clear, White- Clear with a drop of Nevermore, Green- Seaglass & Area 51 & Clear. When using Pulp Riot, there’s truly no reason for clients or professional colourists to fear semi-permanent colour. They can relax and enjoy the process of fading in the knowledge that nothing will go wrong. My Absolute go-to formula for super frosty blondes right now is Liquid Demis 8-11 + 9-2. It’s so versatile! You can adjust the formula to add more 8-11 to take it silvery or more 9-2 for Icy platinum. If I could use two toner shades for the rest of my life, it would be these two!

And the best part? The professional colourist is in total control. This is a highly conditioning, non-lightener formula that is a secret blend of oils. It’ll work to gently lift the colour from each strand. Easier to Remove:Deeper shades fade over 42 washes, lighter pastels fade over 25 and neons fade over 25-30 washes. This also improves the contrast of green when the colour starts fading, not allowing it to become aquamarine but staying true to tone, becoming a more pastel blue wash after wash. My formula for the blue in the picture: Fresh hair after bleach level 9-10, ½ Nightfall& ½ Jam. For a deeper blue, I recommend 2/3 Nightfall& 1/3 Velvet.Perfect for nailing that exact shade your client loves, whether it’s a soft pastel pink or bold platinum blonde, Pulp Riot’s High Speed Toners are an essential part of any hair artist’s kit! Alexis: There’s really not a difference. Hair stylists and artists all over the world communicate through hair; everyone is very artistic and has a love for the craft. David: We love the salon family concept and it’s often done really well. But within that you have individuals that need to shine on their own. Platinum Pearl (Grey/Violet base) – use to create pastel, cool iridescent platinum tones on pre-lightened hair.

This means that the product will sit on the cuticle of the hair – enabling them not only to be completely removable (we will come on to the magic behind the removal shortly!) but also never leaving any unwanted staining on the hair. Or, try the hidden panel technique for clients who just want a splash of colour or haven’t tried anything like this before. The blue will be hidden unless curled or tied half up, half down. You can go as vibrant or as pastel as you and your client want. Pulp Riot High Speed toners are incredibly easy to use in the salon. Simply mix to required ratio, apply to hair and allow to develop before rinsing out: Alexis: It’s a win-win. The stylist is able to showcase that the salon does great work, which brings people into the salon whether they see that stylist or a different one. The underlying pigment in the canvas plays a big part in the end result. Make sure to compensate in your formula or pre-tone the hair if needed to create your desired shade. We also recommend strand testing to ensure the best result. The lighter the hair, the brighter the result.

Yes! Pulp Riot is designed for artists, so every shade toner is intermixable allowing you to create a custom hue that is as unique as your client is. Spoiler – they couldn’t find the solution. And because they couldn’t find it – they created it. Pulp Riot was born! One of my favourite formulas is Cupid, Fireball& Lemon 10:5:1 to make a beautiful bright raspberry colour that isn’t currently available in the range. David: It is very important that hairstylists have their own identity beyond the salon. I think some salons stifle their artists; maybe they’re fearful of them outgrowing their space, maybe it’s competitive. But a salon should be promoting their hairstylists, tagging them, giving them the exposure to shine. Too many don’t.