David Romer
ADVICE – Color, length, texture, cut… Can you change your head without abusing your hair too much?
We’ve all seen a pretty radical hair transformation at some point. Jason Le Carreur, director of the House of Dessange, gives us his advice and separates the possible from the impossible.
I’m brunette and I dream of being blonde
Yes, but…
“Any lightening involves a transformation of the hair fiber, which is all the more important because there is a difference between the initial color and the final color. Therefore, it will be necessary to nourish, reorganize and renew the hair continuously. It’s a maintenance you have to undertake because the discoloration is irreversible, so if you don’t like the result, you’ll have to repaint behind it.”
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The alternative :
“Progressive lightening trying California balayage for the first time. This allows you to discover the blonde in your hair and see for yourself in a different way whether or not the effect is pleasing when measuring, before you possibly force it to develop over time.”
I have fine hair and I want it to be very long
Yes, but…
“Fine hair has a maximum length, it cannot go below the middle of the back. If you want to maintain natural length, you should make sure to stimulate growth and strengthen the ends by following a whole program: rehydrating and restoring treatment to protect the fiber, a course of nutritional supplements, a hair regimen based on special anti-aging molecules. breakage, heal your scalp…”
Alternative:
“For those who want XXL lengths with the ability to style them however they want, there are many high-quality extensions available today, made with 100% natural hair in all shades and with flawless color fittings. There are several techniques that maintain shampoo and styling. Hairstylists can cold apply them with a synthetic keratin point and they will last for about three months. You can also apply Gelaps adhesive strips which last for several weeks.”
Fine hair has a maximum length, it cannot go below the middle of the back
Jason Le Carour
They are straight but I would like curls
Yes, but…
Using a less radical and invasive method than permanent hair.
The alternative :
“Curls are making a comeback, especially on social media where there are tons of tutorials on how to adopt the trend. Whether you choose them in fabric or foam, simply wrap them around your length and sleep with them all night long. Another tip to hold curls better when styling is to work on dry hair. Wrap the strips around the conical heating tool for three to four seconds. Remove the device and let the hair cool without styling. Once the hair is curled, pull your head down before pulling it back up to create volume.”
I want them smooth, smooth, smooth
Yes, but…
Without using a straightener every day and spending hours in the bathroom. “The solution is fanchor, according to the rules of art. But with a hair dryer, the hair is dehydrated, and it will only want to reabsorb moisture from the air, and therefore bend again… Therefore, you need to dry the hairstyle with a styling spray or hairspray.”
Whether you’re using fabric or foam, simply wrap the curls around your length and sleep with them all night long.
Jason Le Carour
The alternative :
“The secret to a long-lasting blow dry is to dry it completely from root to tip before you leave the house. If you want a result that lasts over time, you can also choose a permanent correction, such as the French or Brazilian correction, which are highly developed. Today, we use treatments that give a great guarantee of quality because they do not contain formalin. The effect will last for several months if you do not use products containing sulfates. We don’t do more than two or three a year to maintain the beautiful structure of the hair.”
Source: Le Figaro
