Hairdressing and Dyeing Techniques

Although the non-mainstream period has passed, hair dyeing is still popular now, and hair dyeing can be divided into different roles and different states, so everyone needs to think clearly about some skills of hair dyeing. In fact, there are corresponding methods for long hair in normal times, such as soft colors, or paying attention to color type techniques.

In fact, through the combination of colors, in addition to the matching of hue, brightness and saturation, a visual balance state will be produced, which is the so-called "color harmony". The methods can be divided into four types: "monochromatic harmony, harmony in the same color system, harmony in similar colors, and harmony in complementary colors." The secret of color harmony lies in the "area ratio" if it can be used skillfully to achieve an overall visual balance.

When talking about the color matching of 180-degree complementary colors, we will also talk about using area techniques to make our works achieve a softer sense of color matching balance. Similarly, there is also area distribution in the four types of harmony: monochrome harmony, same color harmony, similar color harmony, and complementary color harmony. The secret lies in the area ratio of 70:25:5. This means that 70% is the base color, 25% is the secondary color, and 5% is the accent color. Such a distribution will give the hair dyeing work a great visual beauty.

When applied to hair dyeing, such as brown dyeing, it can:

Dark brown accounts for 70%, medium brown accounts for 25%, and the remaining 5% is used to emphasize light gold. This color matching method shows the harmonious area distribution of the same color, thus creating a visual comfort in stability. This kind of work can often be seen in foreign magazines. Similarly, if it is changed to a monochrome harmony (difference in light and dark), the design can be presented in the form of dark brown accounting for 70%, medium brown accounting for 25%, and light brown accounting for 5%.

When we design the color matching area into a 70:25:5 area harmony, our hair dyeing works will not only have a sense of space and layering, but also a vivid sense of movement, making the works more rhythmic. In the world of hairdressers, hair design is an art and a presentation of beauty. If we talk about some order, system, or principles, it seems to frame creative and innovative thinking.

Actually, no. Sometimes, putting in some basic and theoretical stuff can help us lay a solid foundation for our future creations, so that the works we design will have more connotation, beauty and appeal. It is not difficult to see the connotation of color in the creative thinking of some masters. I believe that they also extend more artistic works from a lot of basic knowledge, theories, data and basis. So why not try it and see if the works dyed in this way are more visually beautiful?