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How to Overcome 3 Color Challenges using Ashtae Products

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Coloring, and especially color correcting, can be tricky business. And getting that perfectly even color every time can be hit or miss if you’re not preparing the clients’ hair properly. Check out how these ladies use Ashtae Products to ensure clients have strong healthy hair and get even color for every service.

First, let’s talk about breakage. Many times customers come into the salon wanting color services but they’ve been coloring at home or they’ve gone to another stylist who did it improperly. Whatever the reason for the breakage, the solution is the Ashtae Fortifier Treatment. The Fortifier Treatment is liquid protein in a bottle. It fills the gaps in the hair shaft, rebuilds the hair, and prepares it for chemical services such as color, relaxers, or permanent waves.

Ashtae Blp2302 BeforeandafterTake a look at this color transformation done by @Kim_Phlegm. The guest tried to color her hair at home with no success. On her first visit to the salon, Kim shampooed her hair and then applied the Ashtae Fortifier Treatment throughout the hair. The guest sat under the dryer for 10-15 minutes.

Next, she applied the Heavenly Silk & Shine Conditioner and rinsed with cool water. After a few visits with treatments, she was able to safely lift the client to a beautiful bond without any breakage, popping of the strands, or shedding of the hair. Now that’s a safe color transformation!


Another issue colorists face is dryness. Having chemically-processed hair can be difficult to keep hydrated and moisturized. That’s where the Creme Revitalizer Treatment becomes your best friend for guests with color, relaxer, thio, or experiencing any kind of dryness or brittleness to their hair. It’s the perfect deep conditioning treatment that can be used like a hair mask under the steamer or dryer with a plastic cap. Following with a dime-size amount of Ashtae Moisture Plus as a leave-in conditioner gives the guest continued moisture.

The last issue colorists deal with is getting even color consistently. Have you ever applied color and had streaks throughout the hair? Or maybe small blotches or patches where the color didn’t take? There are a few things you can do to avoid that from happening.

First and foremost, having a clean surface to work with is key. Using the Ashtae Clarifying Shampoo will thoroughly cleanse the hair of any oils, hairsprays, spritzes, gels, or buildup. This apple pectin shampoo gives you the ability to have a fresh start and clean pallet to apply the hair color.

Second, apply the Ashtae Fortifier Treatment throughout the hair prior to decolorizing or applying any color. This goes for balayage, permanent color, demis and semis. Mist it throughout the hair, then, apply your color. The Fortifier Treatment goes in and fills those gaps within the hair shaft so when your color process is over, you have perfectly even color every time.

Take a look here at this color transformation by Monica Edmonds.

Here’s another tip. We know you’ve experienced swelling of the decolorizer. Use the Ashtae Fortifier Treatment to keep your lightener from swelling. Pour about half an ounce into your decolorizer mixture and watch it stabilize! The best part is, it doesn’t slow down the color processing time one bit. Trust us, it works.

Bonus Tip! You can use the Ashtae Fortifier Treatment to rebuild the bonds and bring life to dry, dull hair as a stand-alone treatment. If you’d like to improve your color skills check out our Color transformation class on Ashtae’s educational portal for FREE. Don’t forget to get the products mentioned before on our website.


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