Mixing and Designing New Colors

Yellow, Blue, and Red are the primary colors of the color wheel. From these you may create any color you can imagine. Mix primary colors together or with other Lights & Shades powder colors for the most exciting creative coloring you’ve ever done.

Note: The mixtures and colors below are approximations only and it is recommended to strand test before full application of shade. For ease of measuring, standard plastic kitchen measuring spoons were used.

Tsp = level teaspoon, Tbsp = level tablespoon

                         

	No.119 1/2-Tsp Fuchsia Shock 1/2-Tsp Blue Magic 11/2-Tsp Lemon Twist 1oz-Developer 20 Volume Starting Levels: 1-3		No.112 2-Tsp Fuchsia Shock 2-Tsp Lemon Twist 1oz-Developer 40 Volume Starting Levels: 4 or Lighter		No.115 1/2-Tsp Blue Magic 1-Tbsp Lemon Twist 1oz-Developer 40 Volume Starting Levels: 4 or Lighter
	No.104 1/2-Tsp Blue Magic 1/2-Tsp Fuchsia Shock 1-Tbsp Sunrise Red 1oz-Developer 20 Volume Starting Levels: 1-5		No.113 1-Tsp Fuchsia Shock 1-Tbsp Lemon Twist 1oz-Developer 40 Volume Starting Levels: 4 or Lighter		No.116 1-Tsp Blueberry 1-Tbsp Blue Magic 1oz-Developer 40 Volume Starting Levels: 4 or Lighter
	No.111 2-Tsp Blue Magic 2-Tsp Fuchsia Shock 1oz-Developer 40 Volume Starting Levels: 4 or Lighter		No.114 2-Tsp Blue Magic 2-Tsp Lemon Twist 1oz-Developer 40 Volume Starting Levels: 4 or Lighter		No.118 1-Tbsp Blue Magic 1/2-Tsp Lemon Twist 1oz-Developer 40 Volume Starting Levels: 3 or Lighter