Schwarzkopf TBH tutorials: How to use TBH | Schwarzkopf Professional USA

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[@Think-dont-believe]

Once the client is to uniform/light... add back dimension more than this product would do ... I think. I would then use this to maintain the dimensions

[@JDoe-hb7pc]

Can I add Vibrance Clear 0-00 after a TBH color to give my client the shine of royals?

[@visionvixxen]

As a woman with an increasingly busy life and no longer wanting to cover my regrowth every two weeks, I would like to see some system in which you always have perfect hair without having it be such a hassle honestly, either when they come up with a formula to prevent gray, but not these expensive pills people take right now Other than that, someone describe this color to me as something hair that actually darkens light hair and light and dark hair I think she got it mixed up and this sounds more like alumina well as alumina color or something else just and maybe a little more transparent than your traditional, but yeah, my major concern is with factors like you know techniques like maybe The low volume on like maybe 13 maybe lower if you were resolved or even softer transition like for some people seven volume I’ve even used five things like that versus using a lighter color higher volume. The everyone’s grade pattern is different but in general, I feel like using a damn permanent, lower volume might give you more leeway when you’re really trying to make a transition but not quite sure and I’ve noticed that some products surprisingly better than well color brush as well as style powder puffs applicator you can really use those like the style for like diffuse, cover or big patches and like really deep almost like low light so basically with a few maneuvers You can be covering your hair with the developer and a few maneuvers with these products and you can add depth and dimension and without it being messy another thing is the dye strip like literally some of us want to like perceptible, especially when it’s like white certain color that looks so maybe like gradually switching your part like starting on the right side and slipping to the left so to do that little bit of coverage but not get so much overlap so you can wait at least I mean it’s nice to wait 10 inch or half an inch but when you’re having a color like a quarter of an inch, you’re getting a lot of overlap and breakage so learning some new techniques like a modified script that moves across the head from a side part to middle part orswitching side part and that way allowing your hair you know constantly overlapping the hair I have a lot I’ve thought about this a lot but yeah all sorts of novel tricks like that for women like different percentages and different areas etc. etc.

[@visionvixxen]

My biggest thing is for grading clients really figuring out their percentage and if it’s a very percentage, trying to do keep it simple, especially as fragile hair, some sort of Demi permanent color with a varying degree of toner I guess, depending on the client hair texture and desire you know developing system where you’re very mindful of unnecessary lift and warmth like maybe just the right balance so when the person‘s been washing their hair, there’s a good middle tone and then going in Again with deposit only every now and then just like a few panels dimension and same panels every time so that you have the areas that you know add contrast to the face matching that color to the eyebrows on and enough said it fades overtime you know, but really system of enough coveragewhere there’s low-grade color involved

[@visionvixxen]

My biggest thing is for grading clients really figuring out their percentage and if it’s a very percentage, trying to do keep it simple, especially as fragile hair, some sort of Demi permanent color with a varying degree of toner I guess, depending on the client hair texture and desire you know developing system where you’re very mindful of unnecessary lift and warmth like maybe just the right balance so when the person‘s been washing their hair, there’s a good middle tone and then going in Again with deposit only every now and then just like a few panels dimension and same panels every time so that you have the areas that you know add contrast to the face matching that color to the eyebrows on and enough said it fades overtime you know, but really system of enough coveragewhere there’s low-grade color involved

[@Think-dont-believe]

This makes so much sense and was easy to follow... TY! LOVE IT!!

[@SchwarzkopfProfessionalUSA]

So happy to hear it was helpful!! Thanks for watching!

[@eunicedetoiles9901]

TBH is simply awesome...gorgeous natural dimensional color....best hair color I ever used...the only one that doesn't make my scalp itch also. Bravissimo!

[@SchwarzkopfProfessionalUSA]

We love to hear it!! Thank you for watching :-)

[@barbiedoll6071]

It would be a informative class to focus on regrowth esp gray with tbh coloring the grays and toning the midshaft to ends say of colored blonds or brunettes. Thank you!

[@SchwarzkopfProfessionalUSA]

Great suggestion!

[@KristinaAdad]

This was helpful to hear the basics behind TBH and who it's designed for. However, you didn't really explain how you achieved the color on the models--just listed the products but not what vol developer and where it was placed. 2 of 3 models mentioned blonde lightening--was that all over on the base? Would love to know more specifics.

[@SchwarzkopfProfessionalUSA]

Great questions! We've just added complete details to the description :)

[@Mrsfabiana]

I’d like to have heard more on grey hair;)

[@SchwarzkopfProfessionalUSA]

Hi! We've passed your feedback along to our creative team. Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts with us. :-)

[@visionvixxen]

Please explain the subtle differences and nuance between this and wella illumina. alumina has been around for a while and it’s sort of like not translucent but more natural like not full of paint coverage hair color that’s actually used for toning and gray coverage. I didn’t find it to be the most gentle. I would rather tone with Demi permanent but anyways, just like to know if there are any differences and if so, what they are specifically.

[@SchwarzkopfProfessionalUSA]

Hello there! Thank you for this question. With our TBH line it works with the hair's natural highs and lows to give multi dimensional coverage rather than uniform coverage. For example when looking at a piece of wood if you paint it gives it a full uniform coverage, however if you stain that piece of wood you see the highs and lows in the veins of wood. TBH is a permanent hair color line that you can mix with the Tone Softener to dilute the opacity creating that space for light to pass through and create that dimensional coverage. Inside of the Tone Softener it contains Argan Oil, Macadamia Oil and Shea Butter, providing hydration to the hair during the color process giving it shine and softness. Here is a video with Ashlee Norman deep diving into the pH and why she loves this line. Hope this helps 🩷kzbin.info/www/bejne/l4raZnmHeqqZaK8si=ZRjU6NY-cRXyN_k7

[@JDoe-hb7pc]

You said transitioning from Absolutes to TBH was "better for you" and then you said "Work smarter not harder" could you go into that more. In what aspect is tbh better than absolutes & why is it smarter to work with tbh as opposed to absolutes? thanks

[@SchwarzkopfProfessionalUSA]

Hi there! TBH is a unique color in that it provides a more lived in look and finish on the hair; respecting the natural highs and lows of your clients hair. The IGORA ROYAL Absolutes have 30% more pigment than IGORA ROYAL colors and offers intense pigment with a solid, opaque coverage.

[@terramia.]

How do you mix the level 10 colors? 1:1 or like a pastel colorations 1:2?

[@SchwarzkopfProfessionalUSA]

The TBH levels 10s are considered a high lift color to be mixed 1:1 with either IGORA ROYAL Oil developer 30 or 40 volume. You can also use it to tone when mixed with IGORA VIBRANCE Activator Lotion 6 Volume 1:2.

[@mslaurajane33]

Is there a minimum developer needed for grey coverage? Is it 30vol instead of 20vol bc of the ammonia content? Or will 10vol still give coverage on 50% grey or less?

[@SchwarzkopfProfessionalUSA]

You can achieve grey white hair blending with our 13 Volume IGORA Vibrance Activator Lotion, 10 Volume and 20 Volume IGORA Royal Oil Developer. 💜

[@BSfree25]

Can you use the blonde me premium developer 2% 7 vol with this after bleaching?

[@SchwarzkopfProfessionalUSA]

Hello there 👋 TBH is meant to be used with IGORA ROYAL OIL DEVELOPER 10, 20, 30 & 40 Vol, along with IGORA VIBRANCE ACTIVATOR LOTION 6 & 13 Volume. We hope this helps ❤❤

[@ManiSoSweet]

Are you able to mix igora royal with tbh? Ex: 7-47 with 7-77?

[@SchwarzkopfProfessionalUSA]

Hi! We do not recommend mixing TBH with any other line in the Schwarzkopf Portfolio. The TBH color line has a different technology and pigment type than the Igora Royal line and they will not work together. However the TBH line was formulated to be used with the same oil developers (10VOL/3%, 20VOL/6%, 30VOL/9%, 40VOL/12%) from the Igora Royal line as well as the 6VOL/1.9% lotion activator for the Igora Vibrance line. we hope this helps! :-)

[@natalianeykazano6234]

Hi and thanks for the class. I have a question. What color you recommend to apply on blonde prebleached hair level 7-8 between foils for natural cool color. I used 6-19с and it came out purplish. Thank you.

[@SchwarzkopfProfessionalUSA]

Hi there! In TBH, we love our 7-16C that is a cool chocolate shade.

[@christpherricardo8669]

Amazing class 👍💙💙💙💙❤️❤️❤️

[@julianna_l2948]

This. is a lot of important information ! is very concentrated color !! With this info i will love it ! more ! thank you! very much! ! Los Angeles California!!!!;)

[@SchwarzkopfProfessionalUSA]

Glad it was helpful!

[@MG63]

So is TBH considered to be a translucent colour? Thanks for the video.

[@SchwarzkopfProfessionalUSA]

Hi there! TBH has a multi-dimensional coverage in that it respects the natural highs and lows of the individual it is applied to. Versus using IGORA ROYAL that offers a full, opaque coverage.

[@evagirl.]

HΙ! May I ask : I use number 7 of other dye brand , mixed with 20 Vol and 30Vol bleach. Which number of tbh will suit me?

[@SchwarzkopfProfessionalUSA]

Hello there! It is so hard to recommend hair color without being in front of you and having a consultation. I recommend finding a local salon that uses Schwarzkopf to get your absolute perfect color! If you let us know your location we can send you in the right direction to finding a skp salon in your area. I hope that this helps!

[@jennifergusev9666]

Hey, I just used a level 7 chocolate ash on my previous brassy level 7 and now my hair is a level 4! How come?

[@SchwarzkopfProfessionalUSA]

Great Question! When formulating, it is crucial to take the texture and porosity into consideration. If the hair is fine, it can appear darker, or if the hair is very porous, its ability to absorb is relatively high, which can also contribute to over pigmentation. It is recommended to adjust the level lighter when these instances occur. I hope this helps!

[@julianna_l2948]

So. I want o apply a 7-19 base !!! With 7-06n and 8-06 n will not go to dark!! Because I know the TBH IS BASE IS DARK!

[@JDoe-hb7pc]

@@SchwarzkopfProfessionalUSA Can you do a video showing some hair that is of the same level but different porosity with the same formula to show us what to look out for?

[@ikh1257]

SEEMS VERY complicated and all the number😮. How does this TBH differ from the Essensity line. I have a client who is allergic and wanted to use the TBH. My formula was 7-5 5 and 7-0 zero. How do I translate that into TBH color? Sorry I’m so confussed