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Module 1: Advanced Colour Theory
This module provides a deep dive into advanced colour theory and hair structure. Learners will understand undertones, complementary shades, and how hair porosity affects colour absorption. By mastering these concepts, stylists can create precise, vibrant, and consistent colour results for every client.
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Lesson 1.1 – Understanding Modern Colour Theory
Lesson 1.2 – Understanding Hair Structure and Porosity
Lesson 1.3 – Applying Colour Theory to Client Cases
Module 2: Advanced Balayage Techniques
In this module, learners explore freehand and multi-tonal balayage techniques. Focus is on placement, blending, and creating natural-looking dimension while using advanced painting skills. By the end, stylists will be able to execute professional, modern balayage looks confidently.
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Lesson 2.1 – Freehand Balayage
Lesson 2.2 – Balayage with Multiple Tones
Lesson 2.3 – Balayage on Different Hair Types
Balayage Practical Application
Module 3: Modern Colour Techniques
This module covers creative modern colour approaches, including babylights, colour melting, shadow roots, and glossing techniques. Stylists learn how to enhance client features and maintain vibrancy while exploring innovative colour trends.
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Lesson 3.1 – Creative Colour Placement
Lesson 3.2 – Toners, Glosses & Refreshing Colour
Modern Colour Techniques
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Module 4: Finishing & Styling for Colour Impact
The final module focuses on finishing techniques and client education. Stylists learn how haircut and styling choices enhance colour effects, and how to advise clients on at-home care to maintain vibrancy and health. This ensures long-lasting results and client satisfaction.
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Lesson 4.1 – Enhancing Colour with Cut & Style
Lesson 5.2 – Maintaining Colour at Home
Execute a Full Advanced Colour Service
Advanced Balayage & Modern Colour

    Using multiple tones adds depth and dimension. Combining warm and cool shades can enhance movement and create natural-looking blends. Key considerations:

    • Shade Selection: Choose tones that complement each other and suit the client’s skin tone.

    • Blending Techniques: Layer lighter and darker shades for a seamless gradient.

    • Placement Strategy: Start with darker shades at roots or mid-lengths and blend lighter tones toward the ends.

    • Timing: Process lighter shades longer if necessary, but monitor to avoid over-processing.

    Exercise:

    1. Plan a 2–3 tone balayage look for a client with medium brown hair.

    2. Write down the shade combinations, placement, and processing times.

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