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Colour wheel and corrective hair colour


Corrective hair colour
The 'colour wheel' and 'star' is made up of three primary colours (red, blue, yellow) and three secondary colours (green, orange, violet). Each primary and secondary colour has an opposite. It is important to know these opposite colours as it is needed when correcting unwanted hair colour.

e.g. If a client has bright green hair, you would have to neutralise the green with red.

COLOUR NEUTRALISING COLOUR
red green
yellow violet
blue orange
green red
violet yellow



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