Hey everyone welcome back so this is my most
recent color i did i'm calling it a
dusty rose hair color and I pretty much
mixed it myself with pravana vivid so
i'll write that down for you and let you
know what my measurements were to get
this color i really am obsessed with it
she has probably the most beautiful hair
in the world so you can't really go
wrong with this type of hair but this is
exactly the way I wanted it to turn out
so keep watching to find out exactly
what I did to get this look so I'm
mixing my trusty redken flash lift and
as always i'm doing the face frame first
so I do weave sections and I teased each
part of the weave before I apply the
lightener in her case she wanted that
rooted look so I really teased a lot
more than usual but if you have a client
who just kind of wants that soft
highlighted look but still wants the
highlights up there just tease a little
bit so I'm doing the face frame right
now and that's where you can see I'm
really teasing those lines so she has
more rooted look and I always feather
the top of the root into her highlights
because i don't want them to be starkly
coming out of her scalp so you really
only have to use like the end of the
lightener that you have on your brush
for the top of that root area and that's
how you'll get those really soft pretty
lines
so now i'm going to start doing the
partial highlight but i'm just going to
do a fauxhawk section so literally just
from the front of her head to the back
that's the only part i'm going to
highlight and i'm going to make sure
these highlights are super thin and
everything is completely saturated
because you don't want any type of
spotting so I'm taking those oils and
then I'm rolling the lock into
themselves and then I'm moving all the
way from the front to the back of the
head and that's still using 30 volume
with the ph bonder and redken
flash lift
so now i'm going to mix redken
flash lift with 40 volume and the ph
bonder anytime you do balayage it's
really if you want that level of lift
you should really use 40 volume but i
like to put something that's going to
protect their hair because i am putting
these and foils if she was just an
open-air with cotton or saran wrap it
wouldn't be such a big deal but since I
am layering her hair in foils I'm absolutely
going to use something to protect her
hair and her ends especially so here I'm
just painting really big V's and I'm
doing horizontal sections up the head
and i'm seriously saturating the end
it's like that's what makes these look
so incredible it that you really really
get those ends bright and you leave all
that depth in between so don't take your
paint your balayage lightener to high because
then we lose all that beautiful
dimension that you see in the beginning
of the post where I showed you the after
so I'm taking my balayage board that i got
this at saloncentric you can get it at
cosmoprof or anything like that but it
really does help to saturate the ends so
Guy Tang makes one that I really really
like it has on like a scoop filter thing
where you can scoop the lightener out
with your brush and then it has a giant
paddle area so i would recommend getting
that one and these are also the
framarint brushes are framarint i love
them
you guys need great brushes to balayage
these are everything that everyone talks
about He sells them Guy Tang this is
his brand but i'm sure you can go on
their website and they sell them too but
i highly recommend those for you guys
especially if you're just getting into Balayage
these are really going to help you make
those really fine lines
so now i'm just going to continue that
same pattern on the other side and make
sure when you're doing the balayage that
take the lightener up to the root and
feather it up into it
you really don't want super super strong
lines coming out from that root unless
the client specifically asked for that
but for her she really wanted to be soft
and more of a rooted look so that's why I'm
only going just a teensy bit up towards
the root and if I do it's really really
soft lines
and here you can see how I'm layering
the foils so pretty much putting two
since her hair is long i'm putting two
underneath and then to back on top and
I'm lightly pushing them just so that
they're nice and secure and there's not
a lot of air going through there you
really want to make sure they don't dry
out because as soon as lightener dries out
it stops working so i would recommend
when you put those down to make sure you
just press on them a little bit but try
not to disturb the lightener or the
pattern you just made but do that in
that way you'll have nice moist Lightner
and it will be processing for as long as
you have them
so in some cases when you come to the
back you're going to have a much wider
section
don't be afraid to make two sections and
do two separate V's in one section i do
one in the front because usually a lot
of people have finer sections of the
front and i really only need one V in
there but as you can see in the back i'm
going to start doing two sections of
V's so don't worry about doing that
it's gonna look great
so now i'm going to take my blow-dryer
it's because i don't have a heater but
you can use a blow dryer it's totally
cool actually kind of like it because I
can directly put the heat where I needed
to go
I feel like sometimes dryers heat the
foils too much and top of the head
usually processes faster for me so I
actually really like using my blow dryer
so i can target all the ends everything
that I pretty much applied last so i did
that for about 10 minutes and then I let
her cool for 5 and I brought her back to
the bowl and did the ph bonder
post-treatment and what you do is put
that in for 10 minutes you massage it
all the way in and it pretty much brings
her hair back to their normal ph level
and it's also a deep conditioning
treatment to afterwards so I really love
it I do it every time we do color on my
clients just so that their hair stays
really healthy and shiny and feels great
even after these big color processes
so once you've done that I brush through
with my wet brush you guys don't have
one their the best things ever go get one
there like 15 bucks at Sally's and will
change your life forever in your clients
lives but I always make sure i brush
through the color just so i know it's
completely saturated and then I let it
process for 30 minutes and I rinse
shampoo and then bring her back together
styled
so I'm of course using my Elchiem
favorite blow-dryer of all time you guys
been watching my tutorials you know how
much I'm obsessed with this blow dryer
so this is the final color and I'm i
love it so much
so beautiful but um I just wanted to
tell you when i blow dry i always start
in the front and her hair is a texture
you really don't have to worry about
frizzing or anything like that but if
you have somebody with frizzy hair
you always want to start blow drying in
the front because that's the first place
going to dry and it's gonna set into
that frizzy kind of unruly texture and
now i'm taking my t3 wanted i'm just
going to give her some really beautiful
beach waves i love this one so much if
you guys need something to invest in as
far as curling wands go this one was like
225 for a set of three and i use them
constantly and this thing it's hot fast
so you guys will love it and here's the
finished product guys so beautiful i
love this color I love all these fun
shades are coming out that are kind of
off and different and a little bit less
pigmented and they're not pastel their
kind of I don't know they're just like
beautiful they're almost natural colored
hair which is like the best of both
worlds so she was absolutely obsessed
with it and I just think she looks so
good in that color so thank you so much
for watching and course you guys comment
i want to know what you guys think if
you want to see anything specific let me
know i have another color tutorial
coming next saturday they're really
excited to show you and I thank you guys
so much for watching I always always
appreciate it and i will see you next
week
love you guys bye
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