What Exactly is a Glosser?
A glosser is a translucent color used on the hair after a previous lightening service to help cancel warm tones and blend colors for a softer result. Glossers are used on most lightening services, such as a Balayage or Ombre to cancel warm tones such as red, orange, and gold.
Features & Benefits:
Ammonia Free
Outstanding Shine and Condition
Quick application
Fast processing time! (20 minutes!)
Uses:
To Gloss : Enhance, enrich, change, match, tone down, or intensify natural or color-treated hair while harmonizing contrast. Tone pre-lightened or highlighted hair.
To Refresh : Refresh and renew faded ends.Restore color to highlights. Restore any color loss that has occurred over time.
To Tone : Neutralize unwanted brassy or warm tones (red, yellow, gold, orange).
To Correct : Correct uneven, brassy or overly vibrant colors.
To Cover : Blend gray without lifting the hair's natural pigment.
A product by Redken called Shades EQ, is one of the most popular glossers used by hairdressers. These glossers are translucent, add shine, cancel warm tones, and can last anywhere from 4-6 weeks. A glosser will fade gradually and help blend the unwanted warmth brought on by previously highlighted hair as we discussed in our previous blog: "Everything is Blonder in Texas"
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