Welcome To The Chemistry Of Color Class!
In The Chemistry of Color class, the main focus is learning how to actually predict and control the remaining pigment no matter what natural level of hair you're working on or what color brand you use.
That means understanding the chemistry behind the hair color we use, what’s happening inside the tube, and how that chemistry interacts with all different natural levels of hair, textures & patterns.
Most of us didn’t get taught this information in cosmetology school. And brand education often gives us just small pieces of the puzzle, not the full picture.
So it makes sense if you're still asking questions like:
➡️ Why didn’t 20 volume lift me 2 levels?
➡️ What kind of remover should I actually be using?
➡️ How do I know if my demi will shift the natural base?
➡️ Can a permanent color act like a demi?
➡️ How do I predict what remaining pigments I’ll get?
➡️ How do I know what volume of developer to use?
This class is going to fill in the missing gaps, like knowing color change happens by breaking down melanin…and breaking down melanin means breaking bonds.
In a recent survey we took, 66% of stylists from all over the world told us they didn’t know what bonds they were working with, OR how those bonds break!
These are the missing links we’re talking about.The ones that make all the difference when it comes to understanding what we’re working with and how to stay in control when we’re behind the chair. Knowledge will absolutely change the way you work, AND how you feel while you do it!
We’ll also cover the hair fiber, differences in texture and pattern, grey hair, how bonds break, the difference between hair color and lighteners, how to decipher one color category from another, what's in our tubes of hair colors including the dyes we work with, color removers, and how to make better choices with all of it inside The Chemistry of Color class.
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Learning with us doesn’t end when the Zoom call does, it's just the beginning!
We’ve designed the whole experience to help you bridge the gap between theory and real world application.
We don't want you to just understand the theory, we want you to be able to use what you've learned to help solve your everyday color challenges behind the chair
After any class, here’s what can get in the way:
🧠 Forgetting what you heard (Ebbinghaus, 1885)
⏳ Delaying action because there’s “plenty of time” (Parkinson, 1955)
🚫 Rewatching but not applying (Roediger and Karpicke, 2006)
📆 Not spacing out your practice (Cepeda et al., 2006)
🌀 Letting old habits override new insights (Piaget and Vygotsky)
😔 Doubting yourself if it doesn’t work right away (Bandura, 1977)
📚 Getting overwhelmed with too much at once (Sweller, 1988)
This class is designed to teach you what’s really happening, and why.
But learning theory alone isn’t enough.You also need to know how to apply it.
And there’s no way all of that can happen in just one 5-hour class session.
So we’ve built in after-class support to guide you, step by step, as you start putting what you’ve learned into action.
To help you retain the theory, you’ll get:
✔ 7 Day Replay Access
✔ A Workbook That Becomes Your Go-To Theory Reference
To help you apply what you’ve learned, you’ll also get:
✔ Weekly After Class Activities
✔ Access to Our Private Community for Questions & Troubleshooting
✔ Group Education & Activity Prompts
✔ Encouragement While You Practice
This class isn’t just about taking in information.
It’s about making the transfer from “I get it” to “I can do it.”
We’re here to walk with you through that part,
because growth takes time, and implementation needs support.
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“I thoroughly enjoyed my classes and plan on signing up for the Formulation class in April. As a former Cosmetology teacher, I greatly appreciated the preparation, organization of material, and presentation style of the classes. The group activities and "homework" were a bonus to check for understanding of the information given. Although I only dabble in my craft now I'm retired}, I consider myself a lifelong learner. I'm very choosy about my continued education and I can say that I learned a lot of practical information . I am so happy I was a participant and look forward to the next class. Well done, Julie and Alisha!!!! Thank you so much! ”
-Connie D.