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Rick Wellman hears this question a lot, but he recommends against it.
“Your hair below naturally doesn’t see as much sun as the hair on your head,” he explains. “So you should expect it to be a couple of shades darker.” Additionally, says Rick, it has a much different texture and, for obvious reasons, the skin around it is much more sensitive to the kind of coloring your scalp may be used to. “I’ve had clients at the end of a coloring ask me if they could sneak off to the bathroom with whatever color there might be left over. And simply from a safety perspective, that’s just a bad idea.”
If you insist on a more monochromatic look, Rick recommends using products specifically suited for changing color down under. Betty™ Color offers a variety of buffered colors that have added emollients and anti-inflammatory ingredients to protect sensitive skin. The key is to keep the chemical off the skin and, above all, to follow instructions.
If you’ve ever wished there was more of us to go around, your styling dreams have come true. We’ve partnered with the extraordinary Ric Pipino to bring you the new Patrick Melville Pipino Salon — a chic, intimate space with six chairs that exudes beauty hideaway charm.
Our joining forces signals a new era in the Pipino salon’s legendary history, as Patrick Melville, Rick Wellman and Ric Pipino come together for this exciting partnership. Ric will be welcoming clients at both the new NoLita location and the Rockefeller Center location.
Petra Němcová credits Rick Wellman with saving her posh locks in her WWD Black Book feature.