It's not just about the color anymore.

Discover techniques that protect integrity, enhance texture, and keep clients coming back.

Scroll through social media and you'll find an endless sea of high lift color — every shade more stunning than the last.

Today's clients have a sharper eye than ever before. They know what's beautiful. They know what they want.

So how do you stand out? How do you give them a reason to choose your salon?

The answer we kept coming back to was this: Color that doesn't compromise the hair.

When it comes to bleach and high lift color, the level of damage comes down to four key factors:

· The color products you choose · Pre-treatment application · How the color is applied · Processing time

In this seminar, you'll learn directly from Instructor Takehara — Salon Director of TICK-TOCK Torwest — a stylist who has built an overwhelmingly loyal following among high lift color clients.

Every technique. Every detail. Nothing held back.




What You’ll Learn in This Seminar


  • Fundamentals of Bleach Application
  • Techniques for Creating Beautiful, Difficult-to-Achieve Light Tones
  • How to Mix Alkaline Color + Acidic Color
  • Formulations That Minimize Residual Pigment
  • How to Create the Right Bleach Base for Your Desired Final Color
  • How to Increase Your Service Value with SBCP + Acidic Color
  • Aftercare Consultation Techniques to Expand Your Color Recommendations

Takuma Takehara

Manager, STEP BONE CUT OSAKA

Specializing in low-damage color design and STEP BONE CUT, Takuma Takehara has built a diverse clientele across a wide range of generations.

He is dedicated to creating a strong connection between creative design and business performance, and has helped develop numerous stylists who have achieved monthly sales of ¥3 million, as well as junior stylists and assistants who have reached ¥1 million in monthly sales.

With a philosophy centered around minimizing damage, achieving beautiful fade-outs, and creating sustainable designs that clients can continue to enjoy, he continues to share color designs that can be enjoyed by clients of all ages.

His seminars, which break down technical skills and color theory into simple, easy-to-understand concepts, have become extremely popular among professional hairstylists.