The Acidic Color Gloss hair care range extends and maintains professional permanent colour, glosses and toners. With acidic pH formulas to help seal the cuticle and deliver intense, molecular-level shine, this salon professional hair care system is best for colour-treated hair lacking shine and vibrancy.
![]() Redken Acidic Color Gloss Heat Protection Leave-In Treatment Spray The last step in the revolutionary glossing range Acidic Color Gloss. Perfect for colour-treated hair, it's a must-have for at-home hair glossing, helping to seal in colour and prevent heat damage. This leave-in spray offers Invisible Shield Technology for up to 450° F heat protection and shine. Use as a complete routine with Acidic Color Gloss Shampoo and Conditioner. BEST FOR: • Professionally, colour-treated hair • Dull, virgin hair • All hair types and textures KEY BENEFITS: • Invisible shield technology for shine + protection • 13x smoother / easier to detangle* • 6x hydration boost* • Heat protection up to 450°F
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![]() Best for long lasting colour: Redken Color Extend Magnetics Range We should get this out of the way first - you can’t stop artificial hair colour from fading. It’s just one of those sad facts of life. But you can slow the process down and keep your colour looking fresher, shiny, and more vibrant for longer. Redken's Color Extend Magnetics system is acidic, which helps to balance the pH levels of the hair and care for the tone and vibrancy of professional colour in between salon services. The Redken Color Extend Magnetics Shampoo gently cleanses colour treated hair to enhance shine and hair colour vibrancy while creating a smooth finish. The Redken Color Extend Magnetics Conditioner provides nourishment from root to tip while detangling, smoothing and protecting colour treated hair. The Redken Color Extend Magnetics Deep Attraction mask is specifically designed for colour-treated hair and provides easy detangling and nourishment from root to tip, ensuring shiny and vibrant hair colour. Its formula is infused with Redken's exclusive RCT Protein Complex, which treats hair from the root, to the core, to the tip, providing targeted nourishment for healthy-looking, strong hair. Heat protection is important
Heat tools and sun can damage hair and cause colour fading. So it is important to use heat protect products when using any type of heat tools. Redken have many products that provide clean, lightweight hold and heat protection for up to 450 degrees while adding shine and frizz control. These are just some of our faves. Balayage vs Foilyage: Whats the difference?When looking at the results of a foilyage and balayage side by side, you’ll only notice a few differences. That being, a foilyage will look a lot brighter and more like a blended version of a full head of highlights. Where as balayage will create that beautifully blended, naturally sunkissed look we all know and love. This all comes down to differences in the technique. What is Balayage?![]() Pronounced BAH-LEE-AHGE, balayage is actually a French word meaning ‘sweeping,’ as in to sweep on hair lightener to create highlights. Balayage is the technique of free-hand painting highlights onto the hair, creating a soft and natural graduation of lightness towards the ends. The result is the look of summers spent at the beach, or the fresh, unintentionally perfect highlights on young untreated hair. This natural-looking highlighting technique is not just for blondes, but is actually used on all shades of hair to add soft, sunkissed dimension. There are variations in application preferences: some colourists don’t separate the hair, while others separate the hair with cotton pieces, and others prefer using foil as a divider. There are different application nuances that produce slightly varied results, but the main reason balayage has become so popular is due to the customized, natural-looking placement. Balayage also allows for a softer grow out that will last longer between appointments. What is Foilyage?![]() The name foilyage is a clever combination of two words: foil and balayage. Pretty self-explanatory, right? But what exactly does that mean? Well, foilyage starts as your usual balayage – the colorist sections your hair and hand-paints the selected strands with lightener. However, the magic happens when the highlighted sections are placed in foil. These sections are often thinner than what you’d find in traditional open-air balayage and lift lighter due to the heat of the closed foil. With this technique, you get highlights that may be lighter than a balayage and slightly closer to the root, without the high contrast of traditional foil highlights. The beauty of this technique is that you get the natural-looking, lived-in effect of balayage but with the more noticeable and precise outcome of foil highlighting. Which one is right for you?After finding out what each technique entails, you might be wondering whether a foilyage or balayage will be right for you.
Since the different techniques involve lifting the hair with bleach, your stylist will be able to advise you on the most suitable method by simply assessing your hair with a consultation. If you have very dark or previously coloured hair, then expect your stylist to suggest a foilyage. As mentioned, this just ensures your hair can be lifted effectively.But generally, if you’d like really light ends or like the more ‘highlighted’ look, then a foilyage is perfect for you. Balayage tends to look more natural as your roots and ends won’t be drastically different. The subtle lightness is the perfect way to elevate your look, especially if you’re already blonde, brunette or copper. |
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