@jaye_edwards: Copper doesn’t have to be one-dimensional. 🔥 Before applying my permanent color, I hand paint first to strategically create lighter areas throughout the hair. This gives the finished copper more luminosity, movement and shine — because the light has somewhere to reflect rather than the color reading as one solid tone. I then go in with O&M COR Color, changing my developer depending on where I am in the head and what that area actually needs. Some areas need more lift. Some need less. Some simply need deposit. Instead of choosing one developer for the entire head, I’m controlling the amount of lift and deposit zone by zone to create the result I want. Hand paint creates the dimension. COR Color creates the tone. Developer controls the result. It’s not about making copper brighter everywhere — it’s about strategically creating light and depth so the finished color feels luminous, dimensional and expensive. ✨ @oandm_pro

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