sarahmasoncreative – With 30 years’ industry experience under her belt, Sarah has seen and done it all. She’s a renowned competition hairdresser, has twice been crowned Irish Hairdresser of the Year, is an experienced educator and has even assisted Eugene Soulieman at London Fashion Week.

Conditioner Base: Allows for easy application, and less product is needed to fully saturate the hair. AB, DD8, DD11, IV, KW1 KW14, PA21 PA40, PH17, PH26, PH30, PH35, PH37,PH39, PH41, PH49, PH50, KW15, KW16, KW17, ZE, HS, PA20, PA41, PA49, PA60, PA75, PA77, PA78, KA27, KA28, PH42, PH44, IV40My favourite formulas from Pulp Riot are quite a selection, from high-speed toners to semi-permanents. You can be reassured you can tone hair in 5 mins with High-Speed Toner or use semi-permanent and let them sit for the full 40 mins. Depending on my day, I know what I want to reach fir with my time limits. My favourite formula from the high-speed toners is 1 part Silver to 3 parts peroxide left for 15 minutes for the perfect irredentist Silver. From the semi-permanent range, I can’t fault one colour but my favourite Noir and the neon collection and that they’re all intermixable to create endless shades! Perfect consistency to create masterpieces. One of my go-to formulas has got to be High-speed toner Pale pink and rose gold in equal amounts, this creates the most delicious, warm blush pink, which over time fades to a pastel peachy pink – my clients and I are obsessed!

When thinking of fashion colors, you want to be careful not to choose a color that will wash you out. Those with cool undertones have to be a little more careful and may look best with more pastel varieties, while those with warmer undertones can be a little bolder with deep, vibrant colors. Let’s look at some of the base colors and what undertone they’d be best on: When you think about colors, you need to break them down into two categories: warm and cool. Reds, oranges, and yellows are warm colors while blues, purples, and greens are cool. To identify a hair color that would positively accentuate your features, you first need to know what your skin undertone is. My favourite formula is 10g of Rose Gold High-Speed Toner and a -55 booster from Faction8! It creates the perfect Rose Gold with an extra punch of Pink! Pulp Riot’s Semi-Permanent colour line is an industry favourite because it nourishes hair as it colours and uses a creamy, conditioning consistency that is a joy to work with.

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Best on Level 6+: Deeper shades Absinthe, Aquatic, Cupid, Fireball, Jam, Nightfall, Noir, Smoke, and Velvet. One of my favourite formulas is Cupid, Fireball& Lemon 10:5:1 to make a beautiful bright raspberry colour that isn’t currently available in the range. The formula is easy to blend and perfect for shadow-root, balayage, babylight, etc services. How to use My favourite formula is vibrant blue shades. I used to pre-tone after a scalp bleach before mixing blue, but it always had a tiny shade of green underneath the surface. Instead, I found that if I just mix a purple/pink colour with the blue, that one will work as a pre-toner, contrasting the warmth completely and, consequently, no greenish shades at the end. So the result will be a pure, vibrant blue. Shades can be mixed with each other to create custom colours and clear can be used to dilute colours to make them lighter/pastelised