The ULP Chart · Contributing Pigment Chart
Know exactly what you’ve lifted to, and what level you’re starting from.
Without it, you’re second-guessing.
50% of your result is created from the hair. The remaining 50% is created with your formula. The ULP chart tells you exactly what’s going to contribute to your formula. Without it, you haven’t got a clue.
Know your 50% with the ULP chart.
Sound familiar?
“She looks like a ten…”
So you mix for a level ten. But the hair’s actually at an eight. And that’s why it came out wrong.
If you can’t read what’s already there, you can’t formulate for what you’re trying to create.
What’s on the chart
Every hairdresser’s bible for understanding colour
01
Natural base finder
Pinpoint your client’s true starting level, so every formula begins from the right place.
02
Contributing pigment
See exactly what warmth sits at every level, so you know what you’ve lifted to and what you need to tone with.
03
Mini colour wheel
Neutralise with certainty. Know which tone cancels which warmth, right there at the colour bar.
How it works
Hold it. Match it. Know it.
1
Hold it up
Place the chart right next to the hair at the basin or the colour bar.
2
Match the pigment
Find the warmth that matches what’s in front of you, and know the exact level you’ve lifted to.
3
Choose the formula
Formulate for the level that’s actually there. No second-guessing.
Get yours
The Contributing Pigment Chart
A physical chart to keep beside the basin. Choose where it’s being delivered.
Put it into practice
The Perfect Blonde Masterclass
Your chart tells you what you’re working with. Now watch me use it on a real client. A clean, bright blonde with a soft root, no brass and no grow-out line, start to finish.
- My balayage technique, faster than hours of foiling
- A full colour melt for a seamless root
- Full toning steps on a real model
- A 30-minute colour theory masterclass
Just £22 · one-time payment · lifetime access
ADD THE PERFECT BLONDE · £22Know your 50%
50% of what contributes makes up 50% of the overall colour.
Know your 50%, and start understanding what you’re working with.
Sarah Love x
