A mobile color and style application device is disclosed. The device includes a base. The device further includes an adjustable tower coupled to the base. The adjustable tower including one or more tower locks configured to adjust a vertical height of the adjustable tower. The device further includes a plate coupled to the adjustable tower. The plate includes one or more tower locks configured to adjust a tilt angle of the plate. The device further includes one or more platforms. The one or more platforms are configured to couple to a portion of the plate via a quick-connect coupling mechanism. The one or more platforms include one or more cut-outs. The one or more cut-outs are configured to conform to a portion of at least one of a neck or a head of a user.

The invention relates to the field of hairdressing, and more particularly to methods of coloring. The technical result of the proposed method is the maximum preservation of the quality of the hair with any kind of lightening and with any correction of the root area. A variety of variants of the offered method of coloring with the separation of hair into sections, taking into account the anatomical points of the head, according to the schemes rhombus, square, triangle, horseshoe is necessary in order to adapt the coloring process to a specific effect, which depends on the type of haircut and the length of hair. The technical result is achieved by the fact that the method of coloring is taken out by blowing hair layers from a strand with a hairdryer, while making up a hair coloring scheme consisting of sections constructed based on the anatomical points of the head.

A system, method, and device for foiling hair while using a technique similar to balayage. The system uses hair foils with at least one jagged edge, essentially functioning as a stencil for the balayage design technique. As such, the foil may not leave a straight demarcation when color is brushed off the ends of the foil onto the hair underneath from the previous foil layer, allowing the hair artist to employ a foiling process that is a combination of a paneled layering technique and a balayage technique.

A hair coloring membrane assembly for enhancing the dye process of grey hair includes a dispenser that has an opening therein. A plurality of strips is positioned in the dispenser and is selectively removable from the dispenser. Thus, each of the strips may be positioned on a scalp during hair coloring. Each of the strips comprises a first layer, a second layer and a third layer. Each of the first layer and the third layer is comprised of a fluid absorbent material to transfer a fluid hair dye onto the scalp thereby enhancing the fluid hair dye to penetrate roots of hair being dyed. The second layer is comprised of a light reflective material and the second layer is infused with a fluid emulsifier. The fluid emulsifier is released into the hair thereby enhancing absorption of the fluid hair dye into the hair.

A hair-highlighting device has a handle and a reservoir for storing a highlighting composition. The device is adapted to dispense a tape of barrier material and also adapted to simultaneously dispense highlighting composition via a reservoir outlet to a lock of hair. The device comprises a manually operated mechanism to expel highlighting composition from the reservoir such that when the device is in use a user may vary the amount of highlighting composition dispensed from the reservoir by varying the pressure that is applied to the mechanism.

A product for dyeing hair, and an associated method for applying such a hair dye product. The hair dye product of this type allows multiple hair dye preparations to be used simultaneously on the hair. The hair care product includes a plurality of hair dye preparations for application to the hair, as well as a tray for receiving a plurality of hair dye preparations, the tray having at least two depressions that are separated from one another by a separating wall so as to supply one hair dye preparation in each depression for application.

There is described a hair tool comprising a handle and a spine extending from the handle to a top, and two opposing ends which extend from the spine respectively at a top and proximal to the handle, to form a structural base with the spine, wherein the comb further comprises a plurality of teeth extending from one side of the spine between the two opposing ends, and wherein the structural base comprises a chamfered outer edge between the spine and the end at the top of the spine, and wherein an adhesive pad is disposed on the chamfered edge, the adhesive pad comprising an exposed foil side with an adhesive for adhering to and picking up strips of aluminium foil.

The invention relates to a foil (14) for a strand (12) of keratinic fibers including a first sheet (20) and a second sheet, the first sheet (20) being connected to the second sheet by an articulation, in particular a hinge, the first sheet (20) being movable relative to the second sheet between a closed configuration for illumination of the strand and an open configuration. The first sheet (20) is substantially at least partially transparent to the UV-visible light, and the second sheet (22) is substantially at least partially opaque to the UV-visible light.

Method for producing a shading on the hair, comprising the stage consisting in: subjecting an amount of a composition (100) capable of exhibiting a variation in its hair dyeing or bleaching power under the effect of a chemical and/or energy stimulus to the said stimulus, so as to obtain at least two fractions (1000; 2000) of the said amount each having a hair dyeing or bleaching power distinct from that of the other fraction, the composition (100) being subjected to the stimulus before or after it is brought into contact with the hair and the composition producing, after exposure to the said stimulus and being brought into contact with the hair, a shaded dyeing or bleaching.

A hair painting board fosters application of coloring and other hair treatments in an efficient manner. The hair painting board has a curved body to conform to the shape a client's scalp. A wider end of the hair painting board provides the option to a hair stylist to select a variety of hair strands from various areas of the scalp and apply treatment thereto quickly and efficiently. A narrower end is useful for application of treatment at smaller areas of the scalp. One or more notches in the curved body aid in grasping and manipulating the hair painting board.