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This Color Correction Was NOT Easy… Here’s How I Fixed It Step by Step

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This was one of those color corrections that required patience, strategy, and real hair knowledge. In today’s video, I’m walking you through a full 5-step color correction from start to finish — no shortcuts, no guesswork, and no rushing the process. This client came in with multiple levels, old color history, uneven tones, and compromised areas. Instead of “throwing color on it,” I took the time to correct it properly while still prioritizing the health of her hair. In this video, I explain every step: • Bleaching the dark levels & regrowth • Pre-toning to neutralize unwanted warmth • Adding a filler to replace lost pigment • Applying the target color • Finishing with a gloss to balance, deepen, and restore shine This video is for anyone who’s ever wondered why color correction costs what it costs, why it takes time, and why experience matters. Whether you’re a client trying to understand the process or a stylist looking to sharpen your color knowledge — this one is for you. ✨ Hair health always comes first. Luxury results come after. If you enjoy real, educational hair content, make sure to subscribe. 🤍FIND ME HERE🤍 🖤INSTAGRAM: @_hairbynisha_ & @nishaaleshae 🤍TIKTOK: _hairbynisha_ & Nishaleshae 🖤FACEBOOK: Nisha Honorable 💌: hairrbynisha@gmail.com Book Me here🤎 https://NishaHonorable.as.me/ My hairstylist community💛 https://nisha-s-site-575a.thinkific.com/

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Hey babes—so in this video I’m taking y’all through a lengthy, very in-depth color correction that was NOT for the weak. My client came in with multiple levels, patchy blonde, old color history, uneven tones, and some compromised areas. Instead of just “throwing color on it,” I corrected it properly while still prioritizing hair health, because luxury results come after. I’m showing you exactly why color correction takes time, strategy, and real hair knowledge. I broke this service down into five processes: bleach (dark levels/regrowth first, roots last so we don’t get hot roots), pre-tone to warm and even the canvas, filler to replace missing dominant pigment, target color application, and then a final gloss to balance everything out and bring back that shine. I also explain why I switch developers depending on the area (20 vol vs 10 vol) and why I’m obsessed with getting a clean, even canvas before I start building the final shade. The end result was a subtle, everyday red-brown that fit her perfectly—with a smooth, one-pass silk press finish, wrapped and under the dryer, period.

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