Two colours, two ways. Here, we explore how to create the split hair trend for your clients, whether you’re dividing the colour up vertically or horizontally. Which look will you be trying first? 1. Split From the Roots Available in three shades: Pink (for the truest hue), Rose Blaze (for rose brunette hair) and Peach Blush (for a peachy-tinted pastel). Evenly distribute the Color Fresh Mask through straight hair or wavy with a wide tooth comb. If you're treating curly hair or coily hair, use fingertips to gently detangle as you smooth the mask through. Then, leave it on for 10 minutes while that dream shade develops.

There are plenty of pink hair colors to choose from in the Wella portfolio, and our Clear toners and additives make it even easier to personalize your client’s shade. Some of our go-tos include:Zero damage, zero lift colour with balanced pH technology that works on all hair types – what’s not to love? For a nourishing hair mask and pop of pigment in one, try the semi-permanent Color Fresh Mask. While not technically a gloss, this genius semi-permanent hair colour treatment mimics the radiant effects. It can be harnessed by pros, but your clients can also take it home with them to top up their tone. Use it on virgin hair, pre-lightened hair or colour-treated hair – or even apply it in between salon appointments to refresh a Koleston Perfect Pure Glossing Service

Koleston Perfect in 0/65, a bold pinky-violet you can soften by mixing with a cool blonde, such as 10/96. Hair oil is our ultimate 'bad hair day' savior; the antidote to dry lengths, frizzy curls and dullness, which also gives a pink hair gloss an added dose of radiance. So, suggest your client applies Oil Reflections Luminous Smoothing Oil when they want extra shine for their gloss. It layers perfectly with Miracle Hair Rescue to smooth the hair cuticle, boost manageability, and give all hair types some added luster. Flawless. Comes in a range of shades, including three pinks: 09/05 Pink Blush, 09/65 Pink Shimmer and 07/75 Raspberry Latte.Stephanie created this silver-purple shade on her client as an end-of-winter color using Wella BLONDOR and toning with Color Touch 10-6 (30g) and 0-65 (8g). Seven weeks later, her client returned to get her roots done and to add in some pink. Here’s a look at the transformation. Apply to clean, dry hair, focusing through the mid-lengths and ends for a pink balayage, then allow it to develop until you reach your client’s dream hue. Rainbow brights and pastel tones have a tendency to fade fast, so your client will need plenty of pro tips on how to maintain their pink hair at home. Here are the pointers that will boost their balayage in between salon appointments… 1. Use a Colour Protecting Shampoo and Conditioner On those days when your client’s pink balayage could use a little extra care, they should apply a mask, like the Structure+ Mask, through the mid-lengths and ends. Suggest they massage it through just-washed hair that’s been towel dried to boost the effects. 3. Touch Up Hot Pinks with a Tinted Treatment

The shade of pink can be tailored to your client, whether they want a dusky rose or a popping fuchsia. Color Fresh CREATE in bold New Blue, a striking cobalt you can pastelize with the Tomorrow Clear additive or deepen with Tonight Dusk. Color Fresh CREATE in Nu-Dist Pink for a delicate blush, Hyper Coral for a punchy orange-pink, and High Magenta for a vibrant hue.If your client’s blue and pink hair is starting to fade, they can apply colour-depositing conditioners, which top up the tone at home until the next appointment rolls around. Recommend they try the Color Fresh Mask, which features both a Blue and a Pink shade. All they have to do is apply the right colour to the right section of clean, damp hair, and allow it to develop for 10 minutes. Simple. Now you’ve got all the tips you need for the perfect pink mane, which hair gloss route will you be taking: Koleston Perfect Pure Glossing Service, Shinefinity or Color Fresh Mask?

Recommend a duo that enhances shine and hydration, like the ColorMotion+ Color Protection Shampoo and the Moisturizing Color Reflection Conditioner. Together, they keep hair silky-soft while safeguarding strands from dulling pollutant particles. 2. Apply Hydrating Masks for Added Shine Choose between the 150ml tubes, which are great for clients to take home, or the large 500ml pump-top bottles, which are ideal for your salon. If your client’s blue and pink hair is starting to fade, they can apply color-depositing conditioners, which top up the tone at home until the next appointment rolls around. Recommend they try the Color Fresh Mask, which features both a Blue and a Pink shade. All they have to do is apply the right color to the right section of clean, damp hair, and allow it to develop for 10 minutes. Simple. Opal Essence by Illumina Color in Titanium Rose for a metallic pastel pink that works well with Copper Peach for a soft rose gold. In the salon, you can combine it with hair lightening services to boost the vibrancy of pink shades.Now it's time to mix up the colour. Reach for 0/65 in the Koleston Perfect portfolio, which can be mixed with other hues – like blondes, brunettes or reds – to personalize your client's shade. You can even blend it with 00/00 Clear to pastelize the pink or use it on its own for a bold magenta. Wide array of colours available to help you mix your client’s perfect pink, plus Special Mix additives give your creations an extra tailored boost.