For demi color, how thick should your subsections be?

For demi color applications, subsections should typically be about 1/2 inch thick. This thickness allows for even product distribution and penetration into the hair, ensuring that the color develops uniformly. Using subsections that are too thick can lead to areas of uneven color or underdeveloped spots because the dye may not fully saturate every strand of hair within the section. Conversely, sections that are too thin can be unnecessary and time-consuming, potentially leading to a less efficient application process.

In summary, a 1/2 inch subsection strikes a balance that facilitates effective color application while maintaining efficiency, making it the ideal choice when working with demi color formulations.