Aveda Demi+ Timing Guidelines

Struggling with Aveda Demi+? Here’s are some tips to help!

[@silvolili2013]

I'm new at Aveda and thank you so much, you explain so easy understanding 💞💞

[@cherylboggs510]

Just found this class, thank you for all the great information. One of the best classes. Thank you, thank you.

[@flood1417]

This is why I prefer 100% oxidative. Progressive colors are a headache. I should never have to have to tinker around with lighter shades because timing can mess this much with my end result.

[@bijalkothari4997]

I love the way you explain🙏🙏

[@jrsupstateny]

So informative! Ty so much.

[@katylon]

Great content, thanks for sharing

[@alicereighley2584]

This was so beyond helpful! Thanks Morine! I had moved and stopped using Aveda for a short time, and in that short time Demi+ had changed and I felt like when I went back to using Aveda color I was really lost with the Demi+ line. I've had a full inventory of it for months now that I've been eyeballing and not really sure what to do with it. Thank you!

[@lulud3758]

great info

[@miriamorozco266]

Río Rico Arizona

[@flood1417]

Please differentiate combination pigment from 100% oxidative to clarify the progressive aspect of the color. Thank you.

[@kelseybrice2769]

♥️

[@tammycarden97]

Columbus Ga. Dillard's

[@stephaniedeez7021]

Great video! How do you add a chocolate tone to 3N?

[@peacevalley7320]

Jacksonville Florida Dillard’s

[@wanison9922]

Thank you for the helpful video Just wondering i can inly need to think about the ´desire level’ , this rule will be work for different ‘existing level’? For ex, if the desire level is 8 and same purpose n processing time , still can use same level of product for someone has level 5 and someone who have level 7 ?

[@loveyourlife5275]

I’m starting at a new salon & have never used the Aveda color line before so I’m looking for any education I can get 😳 I’m at elevations Day Spa I’m Big Bear Lake, Caifornia

[@kelseybrice2769]

Elements salon from Alaska

[@lulud3758]

should we use neutralizer before toning???

[@ginahengeveld9861]

Can you explain how many grams of pure tone at each level. Ty

[@morinebangle]

“2-4-6-8, this is how we formulate” 2g for a Level 10 4g for a Level 9 6g for a Level 8 8g for a Level 7 ----- 2g for a Level 6 4g for a Level 5 6g for a Level 4 8g for a Level 3 Light Levels= Light Pure Tones Dark Levels = Dark Pure Tones

[@r3sri3]

I absolutely hate that the aveda demi is progressive. I feel like if I need to use this as a root color with balayage it would be so dark because I can’t get the balayage done that fast. I wish it wasn’t progressive. I end up using the full spectrum permanent when I don’t need to.