Colour Crime Framework Course
£497
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This is a six-week course that teaches you to diagnose hair colour instead of guessing at it. You learn the C.R.I.M.E. framework, the same five checkpoints Samantha runs every service through, so you can look at any head of hair and work out what it will do before you mix a thing.
What you'll learn
How to read a canvas properly. Level, condition, porosity and underlying pigment, so the hair stops surprising you.
How to spot residue and old colour history the client forgot to mention, before it ruins your result.
How deposited colour actually behaves, and why it won't always shift just because you want it to.
Developer and pH logic. How to pick your volume on evidence, not habit.
Colour theory that holds up at the basin. Why a toner pulled khaki, and what to change next time.
How to take any consultation from diagnosis to a formula you can defend, on any colour line you already use.
What changes when you finish
You stop copying formulas off Facebook groups and start predicting results.
You read the hair first, not the inspiration photo.
You strand test and check the evidence instead of crossing your fingers at the backwash basin.
You walk into corrections with a plan, not a panic.
You can tell a client exactly why their hair did what it did, and sound like the expert you are.
What it does for your working life
No more Sunday-night dread when a correction is booked in for Monday.
Fewer redos on your own time and out of your own pocket.
Calmer behind the chair, even on the difficult heads.
The confidence to charge properly, because you actually know what you're doing.
Less googling mid-service, more trusting your own judgement.
What you're missing if you keep guessing
Guessing has a price, and you're already paying it. In free redos. In the client who says nothing and quietly books somewhere else. In the colour you talk yourself out of attempting because you're not sure you can fix it if it goes wrong. That gap between applying colour well and diagnosing it well doesn't close on its own. It closes when you learn to investigate.
Why now
A new module unlocks each week, so you build the thinking in the right order rather than drowning in it. The live Q&A runs while you've got real clients in the chair to bring to it. And every week you keep guessing is another correction you inherit and another result you can't quite explain. Six weeks from now you could be the colourist other stylists ask for help.