COLOR
Your color knowledge, beautifully kept.
Keep saved mixes, mixing notes and cautions together. When a color line changes, use the converter as a starting point.
Your formulas. Your choice.
Each formula is private to the stylist who wrote it. She chooses when to share, with PIN roles to control access.
Keep the details of a mix close at hand so the next color conversation starts with something useful.
Sample salon.
Notes on the formula
Mixing notes and cautions are saved on the formula. The front desk does not need them to check a guest in. The stylist has them when she mixes.
The converter
Start with a mix from one color line. Convert toward another. Read the result. It is marked approximate.
saved mixes converter approximate strand test
Sample salon. Approximate. Strand test first.
Strand test before you apply
Approximate. Strand test before you apply. The converter is a starting point, not a promise that two lines are the same.
Color visits in The Book
A color visit has time to apply, time to process, and time to finish. The Book draws the processing gap so the front desk can see where another visit fits without guessing how color time works.
