Strawberry Golden Copper Blonde Hair Color By Lo Wheeler Davis | Kenra Color

Hey guys it's lo and i'm so excited to show you this beautiful melty look created with kinra professionals, new sunrise collection, i'm in love with these tones because they really bring out a soft vibrant scene. That'S naturally in the skin - and this look is so soft and wearable - i'm really excited to show you how we can create this look on a really overly highlighted blonde. Let'S get started for our transformation here, i'm going to do classic sectioning in four quadrants and then we're gon na go in with the shadow root. First, i'm gon na approach. This look by adding a teardrop shape shadow root with a six gigi we're gon na outline. The whole perimeter of each quadrant section with a half inch to an inch root of the six gigi and then working from bottom to top we're going to take quarter of an inch sub sections and do a half inch to an inch root. This is going to make our blend look so natural, since she already has golden tones in her hair. Adding the additional six gg tone to her roux is just going to richen that and add more depth, i'm so happy that golds are coming back on trend. Golds are my favorite tones and adds so much luster and shine and vibrancy to any look. So now i'm just gon na lightly comb in each section just to keep my quadrants separate, as i continue to work, i'm going to do the same approach on the other side of the back quadrant. I also love shadow rooting this way because it makes my work so much neater and concise, which i'm definitely a fan of instead of going at a horizontal. This way i'm going to come at a diagonal moving back now, i'm getting closer to the hairline, so i'm just going to be mindful with where my brush hits and before i get too close to the hairline, i'm just going to drop out that section around the Face so i love the porosity spray because in cases like this, where you're working tones into a raw hair fabric, the porosity equalizer is amazing. It just dampens the cuticle and fills it with everything. It needs to help control how evenly the color gets distributed into the hair, which is so amazing. So in this case, you can see how her hair is really taking the root cover or the shadow root, so i'm just going to dampen it before i go any further and then start to comb that product through it also smells so good okay. So i'm continuing to work the porosity spray through all the sections now that i've blended out the root. I really want to add some slight dimension, so i took my 6g and then i added 50 of my 9cc formula for the low light that way. It'S an in-between tone between her root and her lightest tone so because i've mixed together, two of the formulas, we're gon na end up having around a seven level, seven gold, copper low light. So i'm gon na go ahead and do a heavy weave of that and then we'll fill in the rest with the 9cc and i'm going to apply this right over the shadow root so that i start to melt these colors together. I'M so glad that i've pre-treated the hair with the porosity equalizer, because it's just going to make it so easy, i'm going to stay with these v type sections, because i really like the softness that i get from using diagonals. I'M gon na use this as an interior anchor and i'm gon na keep this outer piece light. So we're gon na go in with the seven here and apply it right over the shadow root. We'Re just gon na keep staggering these colors so that it looks super dimensional, but very, very soft, and this top crown. I want to really see a soft blend, so i'm just going to go ahead and comb through the shadow root and then do the nine cc on this top back corner. This is going to create a just a really pretty dimensional, lighter veil of color. That'S going to drape over the entire back. I love how you can already see the color processing. This is such a fun way to customize your blondes in any direction, whether it's warm golds like the sunrise collection or any of the other beautiful demise in the kinra collection. It'S just super fun and a very easy way to offer a nice color change per season without putting permanent color in the hair. Okay, now we're ready to add some tonality to the front. So in this front placement i really want it to be nine cc heavy. I want her to feel like really romantic and have this just beautiful flood of vibrant coppery buttery tones right around her face. I'M going to take this top portion of the front section, i'm just going to put it aside for now, i'm going to split this front money piece section at the temple, so i can have a little bit easier time applying and instead of doing brick laid, i'm Just going to ombre it taking my seven at the transition and then the nine all the way through the front of each section, i'm just going to make sure that i'm blending and combing as i work and then now that i'm on the top section, i'm gon Na do just a little bit of blending with my seven throughout the whole side of her head just to make sure those colors work together. You want it to make sense. So i'm just going to layer the nine again, here's the seven i'm just bringing it through the whole side of her crown, i'm just going to bring those two colors together without disrupting like the back quadrants, i'm going to now reposition the money piece area. This is gon na, be so beautiful, i'm so happy, we didn't add so much darkness around her hairline, i'm just blending these tones together and when this falls forward in front of her face. It'S just going to be that beautiful rush of color that soft, nine copper, copper, so we're going to go ahead and copy our pattern. On the other side, i would like her to process an average about 15 to 25 minutes so that this completely oxidizes and creates that reflection and luminosity that i'm looking for i'm so happy with these results. Our goal was to create a very soft blend, full of luster shine and copper tonality. Please tag kindred, professional and myself in your results. I would love to see what you create with the beautiful sunrise collection.