For a deeper blue, I recommend 2/3 Nightfall & 1/3 the_nomad_hairstylist My formula for the blue in the picture: Fresh hair after bleach level 9-10, ½ Nightfall& ½ Jam. This also improves the contrast of green when the colour starts fading, not allowing it to become aquamarine but staying true to tone, becoming a more pastel blue wash after wash. So the result will be a pure, vibrant blue. Instead, I found that if I just mix a purple/pink colour with the blue, that one will work as a pre-toner, contrasting the warmth completely and, consequently, no greenish shades at the end. I used to pre-tone after a scalp bleach before mixing blue, but it always had a tiny shade of green underneath the surface. My favourite formula is vibrant blue shades. On this hair, I used 20g Blush, 10g Absinthe & 20g Clear. I love to mix opposite colours to create a muted tone.
My favourite formula is definitely a smudge from interstellar 12-12 to Silver High-Speed Toner, as it gives me the perfect depth. We would like to wish them a happy Pedro_plastic Salons Direct has been inspiring the industry along with Pulp Riot since we launched in the UK. To celebrate 30 years of Salons Direct supplying the hair industry, the team at Pulp Riot have asked 30 of their favourite hair artists to share 30 of their best Pulp Riot colour recipes! Whether you’re new to Pulp Riot or already love and use their High-Speed Toners, Faction8, Semi-Permanent Colour, Liquid Demi-Permanent Colour, or Bleach Developers, see how Pulp Riot’s hair artist ambassadors use their favourite Pulp Riot products to create some fantastic colour combos.
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