5 THINGS EVERYONE SHOULD KNOW ABOUT GREAT COLOUR
It makes your cut work harder
You know how we feel about a Great Cut. Add Great Colour into the mix, and the two will work in synergy, like two peas in a seriously good-looking pod. Some well-placed lighter flicks can amplify your natural texture, give a short crop some killer shape and break up your fringe, so it never looks flat or heavy.
It makes your skin glow – and your cheekbones stand to attention
Think of it like this: if your cut is the foundation to your make-up routine, your colour is the bronzer and blush that adds shape and a little perkiness. So, whilst hair colour that’s a little bit meh, can do all the wrong things for your skin, (too ashy and you can look lifeless; too warm and it can make you seem permanently red-faced), a Great Colourist will often add brighter bits to the face –especially around the height of your cheekbones and on the ends. These contour and define your features, throwing light onto your skin to make you look fresher – and give it a little extra glow.
It makes your eyes sing
We don’t believe in (ahem) ‘colouring’ between the lines or playing by some mysterious rules made up by who knows who. So, while the ‘rulebook' would tell you that brown tones look great with brown and green eyes and blue eyes look better with blonde hair, we’ve never been ones to follow the crowd. Instead, our experts intuitively understand how your skin and eye colour work with your overall style. Then they create the colour that turns up the volume on everything that’s great about you. So, take that old rules.It makes styling easier
Now yes, colour can make your hair feel dry. But here’s what no one ever tells you: it can also plump out the roots, creating fullness. It can add a little texture and grip that gives your hair a great, lived-in look – and makes it easier to style. All of which means you’ll need fewer products to get the hair you want – just because you have Great Colour.
