Personal Experience: How I Made Shatush

BeautyHack Creative Director Ksenia Wagner - about how she tested fashion coloring at the ALDO COPPOLA Beauty Center

Still, the brunette and the blonde in me cannot agree on which of them is in charge. Typical of my changeable character (it is strange that according to the horoscope I am not a twin, the story about the duality of desires is 100% mine). Again I turned onto a bright path, this time in Aldo Coppola in the Vesna shopping center.

Master Dremina Alla darkened my roots and made a shatush along the entire length. I didn't have to lighten too much, since last year's blond has not yet grown and reminds of itself all the time. In general, I have been making shatush in different variations for a long time and I love it for three reasons:

1) Visually adds volume to the hair, especially at the shoulder length. This is a big plus for those who have fine hair and who are always hungry for pomp;

2) It does not injure the hair as much as total lightening, but at the same time, like any lightening, it makes individual strands harder - this makes styling easier and, again, the hair holds volume better;

3) Unlike a full blond, it does not require monthly correction - it is enough to regularly tint the roots, and the shatush itself, if it is correctly made, can be updated once every 4-5 months. In Aldo Coppola, it was, in principle, the first time she painted (surprising, but true).

Liked the following:

1) Everything is super fast - even the head is dried simultaneously by three masters with three hair dryers. It took me 2.5 hours to paint with styling. This is a minimum for the shatush.

2) It is exactly the shatush in Aldo Coppola - "profile" painting, in the salon in "Spring" even posters on the walls illustrate it. Well, and on socialite beauties "Coppolsky" shatush is recognizable - it is always smooth, without abrupt transitions, indeed, as if the hair itself burned out in the sun (my effect is more pronounced, since I asked for "more noticeable").

3) Paints are used by L'Oréal professionnel and Redken. I can't say that I consider them better than others, but they definitely work with hair as carefully as possible.

4) I took a styling trick on a pencil - stylist Anastasia Tsokur did not dry her hair with a brush (in my case, it was a very long time), but with huge curlers. It was much faster, and the volume really turned out to be cool, noticeable, but not a helmet.

Text: Ksenia Wagner