Pastel Blondes Course

This intermediate pastel blondes course will teach you five salon-friendly techniques for creating gorgeous pastel blonde colours that your clients will love. You will go from applying a two-tone base of cool mushroom and silver blonde to examining the pure veil technique with slicing to enhance colour in the fringe. With course tutorials from Charmaine Piche, Romy Jugg, Andrea Bennett, Victor Picolotto, and Jo McKay, you’ll be able to take your colouring skills to the next level and boost your confidence.

Course Content

Lesson 1 Pastel silver hair colour with accent of lemon and grey tones

• During this lesson you will be shown how to apply a two-tone base of cool mushroom and silver blonde, adding an accent of lemon and tones of grey with semi-permanent colour. You will also get to grips with techniques from back-to-back foils to slicing, as well as colour and foil placement.

Lesson 2 Multi-tonal pastel blonde hair colour

• Understand how to combine warm blonde tones in your second lesson. Here you will be shown how to create a multi-tonal pastel blonde, with tips on everything from the colour palette to placement and diagonal sectioning. The end result will be soft tones of tangerine, coral, mink, and champagne for a quintessential summer look.

Lesson 3 Outline water shadows pastel hair colour

• In this lesson you’ll get creative using soft raspberry tones through the top, a soft mushroom shadow to outline the fringe and a pastel light violet-blue with a defining show effect. The overall look is subtle yet sensational and your clients will adore the end result!

Lesson 4 Pastel denim blue shadow outline hair colour

• In your fourth lesson, you will be shown a creative outline colour application and create zig-zagged slices. The lesson includes tips on colour choice and explores how to use diffusion for colour. You’ll create a youthful and upbeat pastel blonde colour with a melt of denim blue colours.

Lesson 5 Pure veil sliced highlights

• Your final lesson will teach you the pure veil technique with slicing to enhance colour in the fringe. You’ll also get to grips with weaving to make sure there are no hard lines in the crown. With a high lift tint to place the base colour and a V-shaped section in the fringe, you’ll learn to create a soft blend of copper tones.