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Video Educativo: Color Gels Oils Por Biaggio Dileo

En este video educativo te muestro cómo utilizar Color Gels Oils, la coloración permanente de Redken enriquecida con aceites que ofrece máxima cobertura, brillo y una aplicación más suave y uniforme.
Este tutorial paso a paso explica su preparación, tiempo de pose, técnicas de aplicación y recomendaciones para obtener un color más duradero y saludable.

Este no es un cambio de look completo, sino una demostración técnica profesional ideal para estudiantes, coloristas y personas interesadas en mejorar sus conocimientos en coloración.

Servicio realizado por Biaggio Dileo, colorista profesional en Biaggio Dileo Hairdressers – Miraflores, Lima, Perú.

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📍 Salón: Biaggio Dileo Hairdressers, Miraflores – Lima, Perú
🌐 Redes: @biaggiodileo

Educational Video: Color Gels Oils Tutorial

In this educational video, I demonstrate how to properly use Color Gels Oils, Redken’s oil-enriched permanent color designed for maximum coverage, shine, and a smoother, more even application.
This step-by-step tutorial explains mixing ratios, processing time, application techniques, and professional tips to achieve long-lasting and healthy-looking color.

This is not a full makeover, but a technical demonstration for students, hairstylists, and anyone wanting to improve their color knowledge.

Service performed by Biaggio Dileo, professional colorist at Biaggio Dileo Hairdressers – Miraflores, Lima, Peru.

📲 Appointments & inquiries: +51 965196838
📍 Salon: Biaggio Dileo Hairdressers, Miraflores – Lima, Peru
🌐 Socials: @biaggiodileo
Transcripción
00:00Hey YouTube friends! Welcome back to the channel. My name is Bia Yudileo, a hair colorist and stylist from Lima.
00:07Welcome back. In this video, we're going to talk about the latest innovation from Redken here in Lima.
00:14They have launched their ammonia-free liquid hair color called Color Gel Oils.
00:19Yes, you may have seen it, you may have noticed some of the launch advertising they've done here.
00:25And if you don't know how to use it or how to work with it, I'll explain how to use it here.
00:31But before you do, don't forget, as all bloggers, influencers, and YouTubers say, to subscribe, turn on notifications to see when I upload more videos, and share information about how to work with hair coloring products.
00:44Don't forget, we're talking about Redken Color Gel Oils, so let's get started with the video.
00:55Redken Color Gel Oils is a liquid hair color that offers 100% gray coverage.
01:06Yes, it offers maximum gray hair coverage.
01:09It offers pigment saturation results with a deep color.
01:14In other words, it definitely offers us a good color deposit.
01:17Its formula contains 2% apricot oil, which means it will hydrate the hair, add shine, and keep it moisturized.
01:29This coloring is suitable for all hair types and textures. It provides us with a solution to the problems we previously faced in covering gray hair when clients came in and asked us to cover the gray hair with shade.
01:44With this formulation, with this coloring, we won't have any problems since it's a permanent ammonia-free coloring that's designed to work on virgin hair.
01:56That is to say, it will lighten, but above all its objective is gray hair coverage.
02:01The product offers us that all its shades will give us optimal and 100% gray hair coverage.
02:07Redken's feeling regarding their James Oil hair color is that it will help us have nourished, shiny hair.
02:19that not only covers gray hair, but is also an anti-aging color that helps rejuvenate and improve the hair.
02:29It offers us a 10-level clarity system, such as the universal tone height system.
02:37It offers cool and warm tones for people who like chocolate colors, warm colors, and for those of us who often seek to counteract the warmth of the pigment in the hair.
02:51The promise of this coloring is a long-lasting color that should last us a maximum of eight weeks.
02:59Eight weeks with a strong pigment in the hair strand without seeing such marked oxidation.
03:07The entire range, the entire series of coloring products that we have within Redken Gel Oils are mixable with each other.
03:15This means that all the shades shown in Color Gel Oils can be combined, worked together, and mixed together.
03:24Except, with the exception, with, setting it apart in parentheses, the colors that carry the R5 molecule.
03:33In other words, there are warm colors that are not combinable with each other.
03:39So, we would work with them separately.
03:43Redken Gel Oils works at a mixing ratio of one plus one.
03:48Its mixture will be worked with peroxay, with peroxay cream, developer, peroxide, of 10 volumes, 20 volumes, 30 volumes, up to 40 volumes.
04:00It has its traditional color system with which we can balance, enhance color, counteract or cancel unwanted hues.
04:09For its processing time we have to take into account the volume of peroxide we are going to work with and the level of clarification that is desired, which is decided.
04:22With that, we will start to see the desired pose time of the color process.
04:28For example, for Color Gel Oils with 10 volume peroxay cream, we know that it will give us a lightening of up to one tone, seeing from the base where we separate how light it is, and we consider it as a minimal lightening.
04:44This coloring, this coloring process with 10 volumes, we will work on for a time of 20 minutes.
04:52To work with Color Gel Oils with 20 volumes, we know that it will give us a lightening of up to two shades, with good gray coverage; this peroxide or this volume is ideal for depositing color for gray coverage and standard lightening.
05:08The processing time for this coloring with 20 volumes will be 30 minutes.
05:14To work with Color Gel Oils with 30 volumes, we will have a level of lightening of up to three shades, we will have an additional lightening to the conventional one, and its processing time will be 40 minutes.
05:29To work with Color Gel Oils with 40 volumes, we know that we have a lightening of three shades or more.
05:35Always emphasizing the starting point on the natural base or virgin hair to which we are applying it, we have a maximum lightening and its processing time will be 45 minutes.
05:49What we do need to emphasize is that the use of heat is not recommended with this coloring.
05:56It is not recommended to put it in the climaton, or under the dryer; the recommendation is always to work it at room temperature.
06:02As always, Redken reminds us and indicates that it is extremely important to detect, to know how to identify the level from which base point we are starting, what color level our client has, to know what undertone we have, what undertone we find.
06:19Let's remember that undertones are the undefined warm colors or undertones that are exposed or appear in the lightening process.
06:30Also know that we can use the color wheel to neutralize, intensify, and tone down the colors we want.
06:39All shades of color gel oils offer 100% gray hair coverage, except obviously the clear shade, since it is a transparent color, a varnish that does not provide any pigment, what it provides is shine.
06:54So we have to keep that in mind so we don't expect gray hair coverage with a clear tone.
06:59We also need to keep in mind that color gel oils does not specifically require us to add a shade from the natural range of the natural series to our mixture, expecting it to provide greater gray coverage.
07:19Each color already has a sufficient pigment load to provide optimal coverage.
07:24Let us always remember regarding the nomenclature, that in the nomenclature the first number is the one that indicates the color height with which we are working.
07:36Letters are reflections.
07:38Let us always remember that the first reflex, the first letter is the primary reflex and the second letter is the secondary reflex.
07:46If we only have one letter, it's because that coloring only has one reflection, which in this case would be the primary reflection.
07:54We don't find the 0 before the 6 because it's a permanent coloring, it's not a shade, therefore it doesn't just deposit pigment, but it has color coverage and also lightens.
08:07Remember that we can work with color gel oil in color retouchers in zones 1, on root growth and that we can also work it on virgin hair, creating the technique they have of modern coloring to work on virgin hair, having a mixture for zones 2 and 3 from mid-lengths to ends.
08:29Zone 1 is at the roots, this is zone 2, and from here to here we consider zone 3.
08:36So we know that for its modern application on natural or virgin hair, we would have to work with a tone level, with a color in the mixture that is lighter or warmer than the one we are going to put in zone 1 or roots.
08:51Today it offers us a rejuvenation in the hair strand with up to 78% more shine, there is 30% more conditioning in the hair strand for all hair types.
09:07It is an easy-to-apply product because it has a liquid texture; it is very easy to apply, it does not create hair adhesion because it is not sticky, it is not a pasty cream and it does not drip because it has a good texture, a good consistency to be able to create a mixture, a gel and be added to the hair strand.
09:29In this case, I'm going to open the product and pour it into the bowl so you can see the texture of the product specifically when you buy it, what you can expect.
09:38It doesn't come sealed with anything, it doesn't have any plastic packaging, it just comes with its lid and, get this, the lid currently has the numbering on it, which I think is a great feature because when you put all the shakes together it was difficult to find the color that was indicated here.
09:54And normally everyone had to mark it, they had to put the name on it with a detachable, with a marker, with liquid paper, with whatever, put the numbers here so they could find them more easily.
10:08But the brand listened to the colorists' request and now put the nomenclature, apart from having it in front, we also have it up here.
10:18And as I was saying, we're going to open the gel color today so you can see the texture that matters.
10:28It has a liquid texture, it's not creamy, it's not greasy, really, it's super light.
10:36Very good.
10:46It has a pleasant smell, not a strong odor, so it's easy to work with; it's a user-friendly product.
10:52The product should be left to act for 30 minutes at room temperature, then washed off with shampoo and conditioner.
11:01We know that it can be applied both with a bottle and with a brush, but when applying it with the bottle or the brush to the roots, the technique is to apply it to the roots and with the finger we must make sure to spread it, to blend it so that the product penetrates better.
11:22Example of a formula with gel color today is an application example.
11:27It tells us that if we want to work with a chocolate mousse, a brown at a level 6, a 6 NN, we will work with one ounce, meaning 30 ml of color gel or it is 6 NN, plus one ounce, 30 ml of 20 volumes of peroxide, Ratkin oxidizing cream.
11:48The formula for zone 2 and zone 3 would be worked with its acidic coloring, which is JCQ, with its toner, with its gloss, to refresh the lengths and not damage them.
12:00We will use two ounces, 60 ml of JCQ 06 N with 60 ml of processing solution to achieve this color on the lengths, respecting that the hair has already been dyed; we are only going to refresh the color.
12:20When we do our root touch-ups, our growth, or our gray hair coverage, we should always divide the head into four sections, and in this case, Retre tells us to work in diagonal blocks with very thin sections of one centimeter thick to ensure that the product penetrates better.
12:41We can work it with a brush, but always with very thin sections to ensure a better deposit of the color.
12:49Redken's coloring process itself tells us that it works on color based heavily on the areas of the hair because it takes into account the pH of the hair.
13:00So we know that each area of the hair accepts coloring in a different way than another.
13:06For example, depending on the quality and condition of the hair strand, it is important to be concerned about the integrity in sensitive areas where we already have chemical processes or old color residue.
13:20And the combination of alkaline root coloring, which in this case would be Color Gel Oils, Color Gel Lakers, Chromatics, any permanent coloring that lightens or deposits gray coverage, that cures gray hair,
13:36It's very different from what we would apply to the lengths because there we see the damage that the hair might already have.
13:45So, they only talk about their color mantra which is to apply permanent color, alkaline coloring to the roots and that for the lengths we must apply it purely with acidic coloring, in this case, Shade.
14:00They all work with you and direct you to please keep in mind, and I emphasize this, that we only work on the lengths with acid coloring to seal the cuticle and not over-process hair that already has [something].
14:12old highlights, old colorings, color fillers, or temporary chemical processes.
14:18So, I remember.
14:21Color Gel Oils presents 19 shades in its color chart and I'm going to mention them by family so you can learn about them.
14:29In the natural Ash family, we have the 8NA, which would be an 801, and the 6NA, which would be a 601.
14:39We have a 4NA which is a 4.01.
14:43The .01s are slightly ashy, the secondary reflection is ashy, so their ashy reflex load is not so strong, it is not so deep.
14:54It will give us a soft reflection, a natural reflection.
14:57As for natural chocolate, because it has a sequence, a series of natural chocolate colors,
15:057NCH, sorry, 7NCH is equal to 7.15.
15:12It tells us in numbers what it would be worth.
15:15As for 6NCH, it is a 6.15 which we would be talking about as a dark blonde, ash mahogany.
15:23In the natural-natural range, the NN range, we have the 9, which is a 9.00,
15:31an 8NN, which is an 8.00, a 7NN, which is a 7.00,
15:37a 6NN, which is a 6.00, a 5NN, which is a 5.00,
15:42a 4NN, which is a 4.00, and a 3NN, which is a 3.00.
15:48The 0, let's remember that in colorings like L'Oreal, they tell us that it is a deep natural.
15:54So, with this they are emphasizing that it is a natural product, it is much more concentrated,
15:58much more intense, it has a higher pigment load, and we would also have to see if it doesn't suddenly turn out darker.
16:05Because when we have color loads in the natural ones, we have to look closely at the calibers of each brand
16:11to see the level of height it leaves us.
16:14In natural-war, we have 8NW, which would be an 8.03,
16:20We have a 6NW, which is a 6.03, we have a 4NW, which is a 4.03.
16:26In the gold family, we have the 6.3, which would be represented as a 6G.
16:32In the copper-copper family, we have the 7CC, which is equal to a 7.44,
16:41We have a 5CC, which is a 5.44, and let's remember that its color is copper-breeze
16:47It contains the ruby-line molecule, which will intensify and make copper more vibrant.
16:52In the red-red family range, or in the red-red series, we have the 6RR tone.
16:58This color should be a favorite for those who prefer softer tones.
17:00Red-red.
17:01The 6, red-red, is equal to 6.66, and remember that it has its R5 molecule
17:08to intensify, revive and make red colors last longer.
17:13Redken here in Lima, Peru, is offering us a range of 18 colors
17:17of the global menu that Color Gel Oils has.
17:20It is offering us mostly brown tones for gray hair coverage.
17:25They launched it a couple of months ago.
17:27It is, in truth, a very good proposal for generating color.
17:33that will definitely give us the gray hair coverage we've been looking for.
17:37I repeat, there was always the problem that it was necessary to saturate it a lot, to deposit a lot,
17:42spending a lot of processing time with JZQ, which isn't a bad product,
17:47but it wasn't specifically designed for that purpose.
17:50So, you had to leave it on for 20 minutes with heat, then 20 minutes without heat.
17:55Saturate the color, lower the level, calibrate it.
17:58So, now the truth is that it's a good answer
18:01to have the option of gray coverage, lightening virgin hair,
18:07to generate other services and, above all, to have the backing of the brand
18:12that we are going to have a good result.
18:13If you are familiar with the product, have worked with it, or have any questions,
18:20Feel free to leave me a message in the comments
18:22to find out how you're doing with the coloring.
18:25I hope this video is helpful to you too.
18:26so you can work with the brand, with the new Color J-Oils
18:30that are just now entering many salons here in Lima, Peru.
18:34If you didn't know him, if you don't know him, look him up.
18:37Remember, for those who always ask me,
18:40You can find it on social media; search for Redken using your country's name.
18:44wherever they are located, so they can find subsidiaries and distributors
18:48or salons that work with them, making it much easier
18:53that can obtain the product.
18:55For my part, I am Aguirre Leo from Lima, Peru,
18:57Thank you for watching this video once again.
19:00I hope you like it, and that it's useful to you.
19:02I'll also add graphics and everything else I can.
19:04so that they have information at their fingertips
19:06and can enjoy their collaboration.
19:10I'm sending you all a big hug, take good care of yourselves.
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19:17Big hug, bye.
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