Emma Farr

I was extremely lucky to be able to go home to my family for the holidays. And while I got to spend time with Michael’s family and I love them, leaving my parents and my brother is hard. I love them. And I appreciate them so so much. I’m grateful for my relationship with my family, it makes it very hard to leave. I love you, thank you for the love and the past few weeks. .bell.mtb

I don’t know if it’s the artist in me or what but color is fascinating to me. This isn’t much of a tips post put it could be if you’ve been wondering about toning shampoos for brassy or yellow tones in your hair.
🔅I used to think “how does someone just KNOW what color to put on your hair?” There’s all these numbers and random letters on the color bottles and no normal human knows what 10Bg means.. and how do the stylists know how to deal with my hair when I know it “pulls warm”?
🔅Fun fact. You all pull warm. Every single one of you under level 7😂 The darker your hair the more color pigment you have that has to build up to create that natural dark brown. And your level 1-3 hair has all the primary colors in it to make that beautiful color.
The numbers in ones color relates a level of dark to light hair color. 1 relating to black, 10 relating to the lightest natural blonde. The letters equate to the color either desired or needed to create your intended outcome. Sometimes it means it contains a complementary color to the warm tones your lightener has lifted you to.
❤️Here’s a fun experiment, the next time you have paint lying around mix together equal parts of each complementary color. Orange/blue, Red/green, Yellow/purple. If you’ve chosen colors nearest to their primary or Pantone color when equally mixed you’ll create a brown or neutral color. And that’s what we do with your hair:) Color theory and chemistry at work👍🏻
What are some color problems you’d like to fix or understand more?
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