Book "PRO Color. Volume 1"

"PRO Color: Volume 1" - A professional textbook on color and colorism for hair professionals, colorists, teachers and students who want to understand color deeper than just mix it with the fall.

The book helps us understand how we see color, how light affects the perception of the shade, why the same color can look different in different light, how light works, saturation, color tone, color temperature and background light.

The first volume is devoted to the foundation of color: the concept of color, the color circle, sub-trading and additive mixing, neutralization, the creation of color by photo and logic of the recipes for coloring.

It's not a book with ready-made okays for all cases, but a textbook that develops the professional thinking of a stylist. It helps you understand, Why a color is producedhow to analyse the baseline, how to predict the result and how to work with the palette of the dye more consciously.

What's inside the book

• as man sees and perceives the color;
• The effect of light on the shade of hair;
• The physics of reflection and absorption of light;
• The concept of chromatical and achromatic flowers;
• Color tone, light and saturation;
• Background of lightening and its role in coloring;
• Additive and sub-tracial blending of flowers;
• The neutralization of undesirable shades;
• Working with a color circle;
• Photo-colored creation;
• Analysis of dye brands and palettes;
• A system for cataloguing shades;
• Development of a professional focus of a colorist.

Who would fit the book?

hair professionals and Colorists - to stop working ~ for good ~ and start understanding the logic of color.

Teachers - to explain the coloristics to the students in a systematic, understandable and professional way.

Students - to build a strong base before working with dyes.

Technology and brand training - to analyse in greater depth the palettes, shades, color orientations, and the behavior of the dye.

Why it's worth studying "PRO Color, Tom 1"

The book helps the stylist to move from mechanical mixing of shades to systemic color thinking. After studying the material, it becomes easier to understand how color moves in the color circle, how neutralization is built, how to take light background into account, and how to create a shade not . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

"PRO Color: Tom 1" is a stylist's base that wants to create a color, not just a hair color.