Hair color • Advanced
Balayage Techniques
Placement, saturation, and blending: the three pillars of a luminous and lasting balayage.
In-person training
View this programHair color • Intermediate
Professional Hair Coloring
Formulate a color that you can predict and reproduce.
Color stops being a gamble when diagnostic, underlying pigment theory, and formulation are mastered.
- Duration
- 3 months
- Next date
- To be announced
- Group
- Minimum of 10 participants
- Tuition
- Included with the hairstyling program
- Choice of locations
- MontrealQatarMoroccoDubai
In-person training
Who this program is for
- • Colorists wishing to secure their formulations
- • Professionals facing inconsistent results
- • Technicians who want to structure their color consultation
Prerequisites
- • Basic knowledge of coloring products
- • Practical experience in a salon or initial training
What you will be able to do
- • Read a level and tone with precision
- • Anticipate underlying pigments
- • Neutralize accurately using the color wheel
- • Build a formula adapted to hair history
- • Conduct a professional and documented color consultation
Curriculum
Detailed content
Short alternation between applied theory and workshop: each concept is immediately put into practice and corrected.
MODULE 1 — Root Touch-up
Learning objective: Master the diagnostic of regrowth, formulation, and precise application to obtain a uniform color.
- • Analyze the base and percentage of white hair
- • Prepare the appropriate formula
- • Apply precisely to the roots
- • Harmonize roots with lengths
MODULE 2 — Color Correction
Learning objective: Know how to diagnose an undesirable result and build a safe corrective protocol.
- • Identify unwanted tones, overloads, and differences in levels
- • Neutralize using colorimetry principles
- • Choose appropriate steps and products
- • Control the result while respecting the hair fiber
MODULE 3 — Shades and Tones
Learning objective: Understand and personalize shades to create a precise result adapted to the client.
- • Distinguish between warm, cool, and neutral tones
- • Choose tones based on the base
- • Formulate a personalized shade
- • Adjust the tone to the desired result
MODULE 4 — Luminosity and Shine
Learning objective: Create light and dimension while preserving hair quality.
- • Work on luminosity
- • Balance contrasts
- • Revive a dull color
- • Perform the finish to obtain shine and harmony
Materials and supplies
- • Printed and digital pedagogical support
- • Training book provided
- • Professional equipment and products necessary for practice to be brought by the student
- • No professional equipment or practice products are included in the training price
Safety and best practices
- • Sensitivity test according to manufacturer instructions
- • Wearing gloves and protecting skin and clothing
- • Respecting dilutions and processing times indicated by the manufacturer
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Reviews from our students
5.0/5 — 6 Google reviews
Google review excerpts
« With Promesse Académie, I found my confidence. »
Manouchecar Bruno — 5 stars (Google review excerpt) « I am leaving with new techniques, a new vision and above all renewed confidence. »
Senora — 5 stars (Google review excerpt)
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Frequently asked questions
Before you register
Are the products from a specific brand?
The method is transferable to all brands. Products used in workshops are specified before registration.
Do I need to already know how to formulate?
No, but regular coloring practice is necessary to keep up with the pace.
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