Money Pieces: professional formula, shades & technique

Thick face-framing highlights that lighten just the two front sections of the hair. Instant brightening effect with minimal maintenance. The name comes from the highlights that are "worth gold" for their visual impact.

Universal: works on all bases and seasons. The tone of the money pieces adapts to the skin undertone (golden for warm, ash for cool).

The most common formulas are: Warm money pieces (Level 9/3, technique: Bleach + toner 9/3). Cool money pieces (Level 9/1, technique: Bleach + toner 9/1). Beige money pieces (Level 8/13, technique: Bleach + toner 8/13). Honey money pieces (Level 8/31, technique: Bleach + toner 8/31). Results vary depending on natural base and hair history.

It depends on hair porosity, formulation type (permanent, semi-permanent) and wash frequency. Red and copper reflects typically require maintenance every 4-6 weeks; browns and blondes every 6-8 weeks.