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Tutorial Educativo Shade EQ de Redken
En este video educativo te enseño cómo utilizar Redken Shade EQ, el reconocido color tono sobre tono sin amoníaco que tonaliza, corrige reflejos y aporta un brillo extraordinario al cabello sin dañarlo.
Explico paso a paso cómo prepararlo, cómo elegir el tono adecuado, técnicas de aplicación, tiempos de pose y recomendaciones profesionales para lograr un acabado uniforme, brillante y saludable.
Este tutorial es ideal para estudiantes de coloración, profesionales de la belleza y clientes que desean entender cómo funciona uno de los mejores sistemas de tono sobre tono del mercado.
Demostración realizada por Biaggio Dileo, colorista profesional en Biaggio Dileo Hairdressers – Miraflores, Lima, Perú.
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📍 Salón: Biaggio Dileo Hairdressers – Miraflores, Lima, Perú
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Educational Tutorial: Redken Shade EQ in Spanish
In this educational tutorial, I demonstrate how to properly use Redken Shade EQ, the iconic no-ammonia, tone-on-tone color that gently enhances the hair while correcting unwanted undertones and adding mirror-like shine.
I explain the mixing ratio, tone selection, application techniques, processing time, and professional tips to achieve a smooth, glossy, and healthy-looking finish.
This is an instructional class designed for hairstylists, students, and anyone who wants to understand how Shade EQ works and why it’s one of the most trusted professional toners worldwide.
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
En este video educativo te enseño cómo utilizar Redken Shade EQ, el reconocido color tono sobre tono sin amoníaco que tonaliza, corrige reflejos y aporta un brillo extraordinario al cabello sin dañarlo.
Explico paso a paso cómo prepararlo, cómo elegir el tono adecuado, técnicas de aplicación, tiempos de pose y recomendaciones profesionales para lograr un acabado uniforme, brillante y saludable.
Este tutorial es ideal para estudiantes de coloración, profesionales de la belleza y clientes que desean entender cómo funciona uno de los mejores sistemas de tono sobre tono del mercado.
Demostración realizada por Biaggio Dileo, colorista profesional en Biaggio Dileo Hairdressers – Miraflores, Lima, Perú.
📲 Citas y consultas por WhatsApp: +51 965196838
📍 Salón: Biaggio Dileo Hairdressers – Miraflores, Lima, Perú
🌐 Redes: @biaggiodileo
Educational Tutorial: Redken Shade EQ in Spanish
In this educational tutorial, I demonstrate how to properly use Redken Shade EQ, the iconic no-ammonia, tone-on-tone color that gently enhances the hair while correcting unwanted undertones and adding mirror-like shine.
I explain the mixing ratio, tone selection, application techniques, processing time, and professional tips to achieve a smooth, glossy, and healthy-looking finish.
This is an instructional class designed for hairstylists, students, and anyone who wants to understand how Shade EQ works and why it’s one of the most trusted professional toners worldwide.
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
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00:00Hello! Welcome back to the channel. My name is Viaggio Dileo, a colorist and stylist here in Lima, Peru.
00:06In this particular video we're going to talk about a coloration that is assumed, hallucinated, and treated
00:12Because it gives us color with shine, protects our hair, respects the hair strand and above all revitalizes the color.
00:21We're talking about Shade CQ. For those who don't know it or have only seen it on social media from colorists or influencers...
00:27They talk about Shade, Shade, Shade and have no idea what it is, here I'll tell you how it works.
00:34This particular video is dedicated to Nia, to Estefanía Espinosa Robles, who is my friend.
00:40And you always have questions about how to work with Shade. So this video is designed entirely for you.
00:48And I hope it resonates with you and helps you a lot. Let's start the video now.
00:53Shade CQ is a hair color that was initially created by an actress, before it belonged to the L'Oreal group.
01:06in Hollywood with her colorist, since this actress had many problems with sensitive skin and allergies.
01:14and she couldn't stand getting the old-fashioned hair dyes because of the results they produced on her skin.
01:21Through research and treatments, they achieved a formula that would give it color and respect the skin.
01:30It had no contraindications.
01:33That's why this coloring is so famous, because it gives you color, but it's very gentle on your skin.
01:39It can even be used on the skin of pregnant women.
01:43There is no contraindication on that side.
01:46It is a coloring that, while it is indeed a demi-permanent, since it does not have a lightening power,
01:53It deposits color, working by carrying it through the pH system; just as there are alkaline pH levels, there are acidic pH levels.
02:02As colorists, we know that anything acidic closes the cuticle.
02:09Therefore, this coloring, being an acidic coloring, gives us much more shine,
02:16It respects and conditions the hair strand.
02:20That's why it's usually said that the shade acts as a conditioner.
02:25Redken's Shazey Q offers coloring with twice the shine of traditional coloring.
02:33It has a liquid texture, which makes it very easy to apply, as the product flows easily; it is not a dense product.
02:42It is normally used to revitalize a color, to correct a color, or to give toners or color baths.
02:52And it can help us reduce or tone gray hair by up to 50%.
02:59Shazey Q's way of working and mixing is very easy.
03:04Its mixing formula is in a 1 plus 1 ratio.
03:08That is, if I have a 20 milligram formula, I will add 20 ml of processing solution,
03:17which is its developer, 1 plus 1 in equal amounts, to be able to have my exact mixture.
03:23The processing time for the shade CQ to be exposed or worked on will be 20 minutes from when the product was applied.
03:32The correct way to apply and work the shade is on clean hair.
03:36Ideally, we should wash our hair with a deep cleansing shampoo and dry it to 80%, as dry as possible.
03:47You can use a towel, you can use a hairdryer, but it should be about 80% dry, and then you can apply the product.
03:53Because the cuticles are open, it will allow the color to penetrate better.
03:59Shade CQ, speaking of acidity or alkalinity levels, when we say that it is an acidic value,
04:09To be more precise, it has a pH level of 6.8 on the acidity scale,
04:16Therefore, it is true, it closes the cuticle, adds shine, and thus acts as a conditioner.
04:23This is how Shade is presented; it comes in these little bottles or jars containing,
04:33I'm going to try to zoom in so you can see it, 60 ml, each color, each shade, each tone contains 60 ml.
04:42This is the usual presentation, where obviously it will change due to the reflection.
04:48Its level of lightening, I repeat, is a demi-permanent coloring, its level of lightening is zero.
04:55It has no bleaching level, it has no lightening power.
05:00This is not a permanent color.
05:03It's usually a toner, it's usually a pigment.
05:06It doesn't provide any clarifying power, I emphasize this because you often see videos on the internet where they tell you
05:14I'm going to apply a shade so there isn't so much contrast with the roots.
05:17and that it slightly blurs or softens the dark versus the growth with a lot of highlights
05:24And what they're doing there is mixing this product with something else.
05:29because this alone, with its developer, does not have the power to clarify.
05:34I want to make that clear, that's why I'm emphasizing that issue.
05:40People get confused when trying to read or interpret the number, the code it contains.
05:48For example, that's a 06N.
05:50What does 06N mean?
05:53As colorists, we know that color levels, normally, for most brands range from 1 to 10.
06:00So, in this case, Redken with ChaseyQ to tell us that this coloring has no lightening power
06:11He put a 0 in front of the nomenclature, the color heights.
06:18That is, if this were a natural 6, that's why it's a 6N, by putting a 0 it's indicating that yes, it is a natural 6, but without any clarifying force.
06:32It only deposits pigment, therefore, it is the ChaseyQ range.
06:36That's how we interpret it.
06:39Many people get confused and dizzy with the ChaseyQ nomenclature.
06:44And the truth is, it's not that complicated.
06:47The problem is that here we would have to change what we normally know as European nomenclature.
06:55We have to change it, for example, a 3 is a 0, a point 3, a comma 3 is a gold, it is a yellow, it is a yellow, gold reflection.
07:06For Redken it would be with the letter G, G for Gold, Golden, Gold, golden.
07:16So we would have to replace numbers with letters.
07:24Another example, a red reflection in color nomenclature always comes down to a comma 6, a point 6.
07:33For Redken, they tell you that a red is an R, R for Red, Red in English, red.
07:41So, the truth is, it's getting simpler all the time.
07:46In fact, the brand itself provides a booklet; it gives us a booklet that includes a conversion table.
08:01Which, when I was studying many years ago, with my dear friend and teacher Milagros Cabrera, more than 10 years ago, did not exist.
08:11It didn't exist before. Now, they've really simplified things. I think that's great.
08:16For example, what do they tell you? They tell you about the family they have inside the shape.
08:21For example, GN, which would be a natural green.
08:25They are giving you the relationship of what number it would resemble.
08:29For example, a comma 7.3, which could be green, yellow, matte, or gold.
08:32And it tells you the base background that the color has, that the base background is like the pigmentation in the background that the colorations have.
08:41In this case, its cool colors work with gray background reflections to further define its cool highlights.
08:52And in reflections they tell us that they are green and yellow.
08:58For example, here's the NW, which is a series widely used for gray hair coverage, because it's a warm brown.
09:08It tells us that here it's like a comma 0.3.
09:12Their ratio would be 0.3.
09:15Its background is brown.
09:17It's not necessarily such a warm brown, it's just brown.
09:20And that the reflection you get is a light golden hue.
09:24This can be obtained very easily from their distributors,
09:29with the saleswomen you work with.
09:33When you buy a Redken from them, they can provide you with this information.
09:36The deposit levels in JZQ can be divided into three.
09:42We can divide them into the ranges of dark tones, which would be the Dark Shadows.
09:48In those ranges we will find height 1, height 2, and perhaps height 3.
09:54But in general, those are the tones.
09:57We're going to find the Medium Shadows.
09:59The Medium Shadows are height 4, height 5, and height 6.
10:04It means Medium Brown, Light Brown, Dark Blonde.
10:09And from there we have the third group, which are the Light Shadows,
10:14that come from number 7 to number 10.
10:18Medium Blonde, Light Blonde, Very Light Blonde or Ultra Pale Blonde.
10:23How does it help us to have an idea of the levels of deposits between dark, medium and light?
10:31This is useful because obviously a dark color will give us a higher concentration of pigment.
10:38And what good is this to us?
10:40For example, it's useful when we want to make a cane covering.
10:43Because we know and are very clear that a color at a height of a level from 1 to 5
10:50It will provide us with a greater pigment deposit versus a color at a height of 8, at a height of 9,
10:58where the pigments, although much lighter, are much more beautiful,
11:02but the concentration of the color is more diffuse.
11:05So, we always have to go for the moment to camouflage gray hair or tone it,
11:10We recommend aiming for colors between dark and medium.
11:16When we use the tones, what use are the base tones to us?
11:21Base tones mean that when we work with cool tones,
11:26They will help to better define the reflections, counteracting unwanted reflections.
11:31For example, we were talking about cold bases, gray bases.
11:36Gray bases give us a cool coverage and remove warmth.
11:41The brown bases are natural coverage,
11:46They give us more defined results in brown tones, but not necessarily warm ones.
11:53And then we have in shade the tones, which are the tones that do not have a background base,
11:59or background, which are tones without bases.
12:01One of those tones, for example, is iridescent.
12:05since its concentration is a created pigment,
12:08Violet is a solid color and does not have a background color.
12:14Because, for example, we use it to neutralize a reflection such as yellow.
12:18And the concentration of reflexes would vary depending on the intensity of the load.
12:26that we have to cancel in, for example, a bleaching process where we did not obtain the desired reflection.
12:32As an example of the bases, we are talking about gray base,
12:36It has a titanium sheen, not silver, but titanium.
12:41which is a blue, a silver blue, a silver.
12:46In brown bases we can find a gold,
12:50a gold, which would be a golden tone, a yellow tone,
12:54And a base tone, again, as I was saying, is a vechica,
12:59a vechica reflection that would be a violet, an iridescent, a pearly.
13:04Regarding gray hair coverage,
13:08While it's true that Shoe ZQ doesn't cover gray hair 100%,
13:11It can help you camouflage them, to tone them up.
13:15And it is very important to make it clear that we should always work with warm highlights.
13:23We know about traditional coloring, about normal coloring,
13:29that cool highlights don't always have the same ability to add color to gray hair,
13:35because gray hair is already cold, it's already grayish.
13:40So, what do we do when we cover up gray hair?
13:44To give it the warmth that this gray hair has previously lost.
13:49Recommendations include working with tones such as natural brown.
13:54dark tones, medium tones, height 2, height 3, height 4, height 5,
14:00notice the concentration of the reflection and, as we were talking about, the warmth.
14:06For example, I, from my own personal experience,
14:10Many times, clients came who had very thick gray hair,
14:15But they didn't want to get a full color treatment.
14:18And it even helped me a lot with my mixes.
14:22of small quantities of copper, of copper.
14:26Why? Because copper is obviously a stronger reflector.
14:31more intense than a golden color.
14:33So, sometimes I might combine,
14:37I invent a 05N with a 05G
14:42and at the same time add a few drops of 05C
14:48as if to make that gold a little warmer
14:52and the gray hair, when washed, would have that reflection
14:55and gave me a result many times like that of henna,
14:58when it highlights your gray hair and you have a little red gray hair,
15:03not so whitish, not so cold,
15:06Because although it is true, I was left with a transparent reflection,
15:08But it was a gray hair that already had a hint of color.
15:11So, that's what helped me.
15:13Regarding gray hair, the way to manage it,
15:18The truth is that Redken's posing time,
15:21The Redken JCQ time is 20 minutes.
15:24For gray hair, the ideal is to work it at 40.
15:28If you have a heating machine in the living room,
15:32at the hair salon, wherever you work,
15:34The recommendation would be to divide those 40 minutes,
15:3720 with heat treatment and 20 outdoors,
15:42room temperature, let it cool for 20 minutes
15:44and both added together give me 40 minutes of exposure.
15:48If you don't have a heat gun,
15:51climazone, upright dryer,
15:53Whatever you call it, wherever you're watching me from,
15:56How can they work on it?
15:58They can work on color for the first 20 minutes,
16:01adding a feel, a protector, a thermal hat,
16:04something that can't withstand heat,
16:05and 20 minutes without that plastic presence
16:10or the feel they've given it.
16:12To be redundant, 40 minutes is always allowed.
16:16to help the pigment work better.
16:20Let's remember that JCQ is a hair tint,
16:23It's a permanent hair color for me.
16:24that works at the external level of the cuticle,
16:28It won't penetrate the innermost part of the hair,
16:31Therefore, it has much less coverage strength.
16:35So it's like a gloss, it's like a toner,
16:38It's something much more superficial,
16:41That's why it needs help from darker colors.
16:43or longer,
16:45so that the pigment can penetrate better
16:47to the hair cuticle
16:49and last us a little longer.
16:51The lifespan of a shade should be an average of approximately 16 washes.
17:01because it's a very, very soft color.
17:04It contains wheat protein, it has a lot of shine,
17:06It really is a very nice product.
17:09It's a very nice product that the customer, once hooked on it, really enjoys.
17:12You'll see the result and the difference in your hair.
17:15But it all depends on the professional knowing how to offer it.
17:20and on the other hand, know how to work with it.
17:22The best recommendation,
17:27learn the reflexes so they can manipulate them,
17:30they can combine them even better.
17:33This is the current shade chart,
17:35Before, I was like a pioneer, like a filing clerk.
17:39This is the shade card,
17:40where we see titanium tones,
17:43which are platinums that we have at heights 06T, 07, 08, 09.
17:50We have it in natural green,
17:52green with a yellowish tint,
17:54which are 06GN and 08GN.
17:57We have mate, which is the cold green.
18:01We have a height of 2,
18:03Level 4, Level 7
18:05and level 09M, mate.
18:08In blue, in the ashen reflection,
18:11For example, we as Latinos
18:13This reflection helps us a lot.
18:16to neutralize unwanted colors
18:18like orange, like copper,
18:21But in this case, unfortunately
18:23the only height currently remaining on the chart
18:26It's the big 09B,
18:28which is actually one of the ones I use a lot
18:30Regarding the topic of highlighting,
18:32But it would be nice,
18:35That would be very nice,
18:37because before there was even a large 06B,
18:39It's been many years now and there isn't one.
18:41But it would be nice if you took us into account a little more.
18:44Latinos with pigmentation.
18:46But we know that Redken is an American brand,
18:50then often the type of hair
18:53The ones they work with are different.
18:55to the pigmentation that we have here.
18:59It also shows us natural ash trees.
19:02You can divide the ash into ash,
19:05everything that is ash, ash blue, ash violet,
19:10Everything that is ash becomes ashen,
19:13ash blue, ash violet,
19:17ash violet, vechica.
19:19You also have a natural one with violet,
19:23It runs from 03 to 09N.
19:27Regarding warm, reflective tones,
19:31These, for example, are very good for gray hair.
19:34which is what I was telling you.
19:36You have the entire 0 range, which is the NB.
19:41Everything that is NB, natural brown,
19:43You have from 03 NB, 04 NB, 06 NB, 07 NB and 09 NB,
19:51These are colors that would help us with coverage.
19:54because of its warm reflection.
19:56Other very good options are 0.5 NB double
20:01and the 0.7 NB double.
20:03These ranges, these two families in and of themselves
20:06They are very good for covering gray hair
20:09because they give us a warm, natural reflection,
20:12a reflection with a more golden hue
20:15so that we can have a greater concentration of warmth in the gray hair.
20:19Here we also see, for example, 03G, 05G, 06GB,
20:26Gold Beige, 06 G, 06 Gold, 07 GB, 07 GB, 09 GB, 09 GB.
20:36All these ranges have a beige gold and a pure gold.
20:41I, for example, as I was saying,
20:43often to help give my gray hair more warmth,
20:48I have mixed, for example, 0.5 NB double
20:51with a linear millimeter of 0.5 C,
20:56While it is true that it is a very coppery color,
20:59But you're adding more warmth to the gray hair.
21:03And well, the red alert,
21:04that we have coppery browns, 0.7 Cb, 0.6 Cb.
21:08You have the reddish brown, this color is nice, the 09 RB.
21:14You have one, two, three shades.
21:16In copper you have 0.5 Cc, which is an intense copper, 0.7 Cc.
21:22The ones in red you have the Red Kicker,
21:25which is like the concentrator, the toner,
21:28to help us give more strength and intensity to the red.
21:31Height 6, height 3.
21:34In red you have 0.7 and 0.6.
21:36And in red violet 0.5 RB, Red Violet, 0.5 RB.
21:41And let's stop counting.
21:43Regarding Shade Gloss,
21:45One of the most requested, yes, it's the 09 B Chica,
21:49because it's to remove the yellow tint from the highlights.
21:53And their big product is Clear.
21:58The Clear, as we see here,
22:01which is currently available in a small 60ml presentation,
22:07Clear has always come in a large bottle.
22:12What good is the big jar to us?
22:14Because?
22:14Because it often helped us create new shades.
22:17That means, you applied 20 ml of 0.7 NB to your mixture,
22:25You used to put it in your measuring cup, now it's on a scale.
22:29But you put it in the measuring cup, the graduated cylinder, or the bottle,
22:33where the Shade is always applied.
22:39You added the amount of Shade you wanted,
22:42I invent 20 ml of 0.7 NB,
22:46And you wanted to dilute it because, for example,
22:49You wanted to achieve a 9, let it be a 0.9 NB,
22:53You could apply 10,
22:55You could add 10-15 ml of Crystal Clear to your mixture
23:00so that the reflection would dilute and you would have a much clearer result.
23:04So, Crystal Clear basically helped you generate new colors,
23:09But there is also a color service where you only mix Crystal Clear
23:15with the processing solution or the Processing Solution.
23:20Mixing these two together creates a brilliant effect.
23:23This is a gloss, it's a clear varnish.
23:25It has no color.
23:27This means that when these two are mixed together,
23:29You could put it in any color you wanted.
23:32And what you're doing is a gloss treatment,
23:34restoring the shine my hair has lost
23:37and you're adding a lot of cosmetic benefits to the hair.
23:41So, if your color was perfect,
23:43You didn't want to alternate it with anything,
23:44You didn't want to change it for anything,
23:46But you only wanted to give it a shine,
23:48You mixed your processing solution with the gloss
23:52in equal amounts.
23:54Remember that the shade always works in one plus one
23:58and we let it work for 20 minutes.
24:04I'm going to make a small mix.
24:07Here I have 15 ml of 0.7 NB
24:11so that they can see it, so that they can get an idea of the texture.
24:18It's liquid, it's completely liquid,
24:21It's not a creamy texture.
24:23And we're going to combine this mixture the same way.
24:28with the same amount of Procession Solution.
24:31Let's open it.
24:35It comes sealed.
24:37The product is usually new.
24:40It comes sealed.
24:43Let's open it.
24:45In this case, if I used 15 ml of shade toner,
24:48of the desired color,
24:49I'm going to mix 15 ml in the same amount.
24:57I'm doing this purely so you can get an idea.
25:00of the texture
25:01of what the shade generates for us.
25:04So you can see the shape,
25:07the mixture,
25:09which is watery,
25:11which is not a coloring,
25:12a dense, heavy load.
25:13heavy.
25:22It's liquid.
25:24The texture is super, super liquid.
25:29Whereby,
25:30It becomes much easier to apply
25:32at the moment the product has to run.
25:38At the moment,
25:39JZQ is also bringing us the novelty
25:42of working with your Bonder InSight.
25:45It means that it has this,
25:48just as there is Olaplex,
25:50just as they exist,
25:51that all brands have their component,
25:53its additive,
25:54to avoid bankruptcy
25:55and repair the hair strand,
25:58rebuild it internally,
26:00repair it after a damage process
26:02like a very aggressive bleaching.
26:04Well now,
26:05JZQ too,
26:07within its coloration,
26:08The Bonder InSight component provides us with,
26:11which is the additive that Ratkan works with
26:13in their coloring powders.
26:15So,
26:16If you didn't know him,
26:17ask about him.
26:21Remember that with JZQ
26:22we can obtain results
26:24how to tone,
26:25revive a color,
26:27refresh,
26:28tone,
26:29to tone down gray hair
26:30and add shine
26:32if you provide a service
26:33purely with the clear.
26:35I hope this video
26:37I hope this was helpful.
26:38If you're a colleague,
26:39a colorist,
26:40a professional
26:40who has not worked with this brand
26:42and still has some doubts
26:44how to engage with shade.
26:45It's a very good product.
26:47I really recommend it to you.
26:48Cheer up,
26:50You're going to get great results.
26:52If you are a consumer,
26:53if you are a person
26:54that you have heard about this product
26:55and you were afraid to use it,
26:58ask your colorist
26:59work with you
27:00in color mixtures
27:01so you can see
27:02which is truly an excellent product,
27:04It is a product with a warranty
27:06Regarding brightness
27:07and to cosmetics
27:08that it can leave in your hair.
27:10This video,
27:10obviously,
27:11intends
27:12to clarify doubts,
27:14to express
27:14how it should be handled,
27:16how to use it,
27:17But I do emphasize
27:18that this coloration
27:19in particular
27:20It is ideal that it be worked on
27:21by a professional.
27:23I'm sending you a big hug,
27:24I am Diallo Dileo
27:25From Lima, Peru,
27:26sharing information,
27:27as usual,
27:28about the topic we love so much,
27:30of the color.
27:31I hope everything is alright
27:32on your side
27:32See you later!
27:33in a future video.
27:34Take care of yourself,
27:35Don't forget
27:36of following me
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27:38recommend me,
27:38Share the video
27:39in order to arrive
27:40to more people.
27:41I'm sending you a hug,
27:42Bye.
27:50Thank you!
27:51Thank you!
27:52Thank you!
27:53Thank you!
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