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Version 1.0 · 2026-09-15
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Color Formula Keeper helps professional hairstylists keep client information and color formulas organized in one convenient place.
Create detailed client profiles and save:
• Contact information • Natural hair level and gray percentage • Hair condition, allergies, and client notes • Color brand and product line • Root, mids, and ends formulas • Toner or gloss formulas • Developer strength and mixing ratio • Processing time and application notes • Complete formula history for future appointments
Quickly search for clients and review previous formulas before every service. Color Formula Keeper makes it easier to stay consistent, save time, and confidently recreate the results your clients love.
Designed by a hairstylist for hairstylists.
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