TREND ALERT: What is Colormelting? (from MATRIX)

April 11, 2017

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When it comes to professional hair colour, there will always be two types of clients. The ones that want an enhanced kind of beauty - either covering grey hair, or a natural shade that they feel suits them more or is their 'true' colour. These days, these clients are exploring further and often opt for contouring colour trends such as ombre and balayage to enhance their hair colour to the point that onlookers can believe it is still natural beauty whilst being more flattering to each individual. And then there are the daring ones that aren't afraid to be different and are inspired by bright, fantasy colours. That like to stand out from the crowd and try all the latest fashion colour trends. These will usually (but not always) be your younger clientele. Matrix feels that there is a way to do both. Combine create non-natural colour looks that are still sophisticated and influenced by the balayage/contouring trend. They have named this movement 'Colormelting.' Instead of just two colours, Colormelting features three or more colours or two colours alternating and repeating down the hair length - and always, of course, bespoke and complimentary to the wearer.

What you need

Obviously, as a professional hair colour and care brand - Matrix has everything you need to achieve this concept from semi-permanent colour collections with a Watercolour range to a Bond Strengthening Additive, Bond Ultim8 - ideal for clients who choose to put their hair through more colour services than most.

MATRIX: "COLORMELTING: The trend all clients will be asking for this season! It combines multiple iridescent and versatile shades fused together to create the ultimate 'melted effect.'

Let's take a look at some of the most recent looks created and released by Matrix being called the Holographic Edition. Ultra iridescent and versatile, this colour trend uses multiple prismatic hues and hints of metallic for a unique finish.