FUSION TECH
More than one technique. One single intention.
Learn to combine IRIS with other lightening techniques within the same job. Decide where to concentrate the light, where to soften it and which areas to keep with depth.
Combine techniques toward a common goal
Combine IRIS with other lightening techniques.
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When to combine IRIS with other techniques
Recognize how the IRIS Method can be integrated into different technical approaches, without replacing the knowledge the professional already masters.
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Combining resources within the same job
Explore combining two or more lightening resources within the same job, keeping a common intention.
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Distributing light and depth
Think about where to concentrate the lightening, where to soften its presence and which areas need to keep depth.
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Adapting to each goal
Relate the possibilities of each resource to the structure of the hair, the professional goal and how the result reads.
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Unifying the whole
Connect different decisions so the work doesn't look like a sum of isolated techniques, but a coherent design.
What sets FUSION TECH apart from IRIS CODE?
IRIS CODE goes deeper into the architecture of the IRIS Method and design decisions. FUSION TECH focuses on exploring how to combine lightening resources and techniques within the same job.
Do I have to stop using traditional techniques?
No. The IRIS approach is compatible with the judgment and techniques each professional already knows; FUSION TECH focuses precisely on the idea of combining resources when the goal calls for it.
How do I find out the available dates?
Request information about FUSION TECH. The team will confirm the current conditions and how to enroll; sending the inquiry does not reserve a place.
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