hi guys welcome back so today I'm doing
my friends christinas hair and she has a
pretty natural palette so I just did
basically a really pretty full highlight
all over and then put like pretty poppy
silver pink pieces everywhere so that's
what I'm going to show you guys today so
I started off with ph bonder and
that's just going to protect her hair as
it lifts and 30 volume with Redken
flash lift and I really have grown to
love this Lightner it's really
moisturizing but at the same time if you
would sit long enough it will lift
completely to blonde so it's probably
one of my favorites right now so first I
just made a horizontal section across
and I'm starting in the front just so
that has more time to process because
I'm going to bump the back and 40 but
you'll see that later but I'm starting
with the front and I'm doing just a
normal weave but then I'm going to tease
half of the weave back and why I'm doing
this is because when you tease half
the hair back it makes a thinner section
and it lightens faster and most of the
time people want to have that diffused
root anyway and she definitely did so
I'm just going to blend that root in the
teased part just going to blend the bleach
up there and then I'm just going to fold
it in the little packet which I'm
actually going to change that up right
after this section I wouldn't recommend
folding your highlight in packets like
this it does create a little bit of a
heat box and that can be really really
dangerous so I actually did change this
up so you guys to see I'm going to lay
the foils flat next time for every other
section but as I said before the thinner
the section the higher the lift so if you
start teasing back half their hair
you're going to notice much of a
difference like how much their hair will
actually lift
in one session and that's pretty much
how I get all my clients to get that
type of lift is when I keep it back so
I'm just going to repeat that all the
way up the head and I'm starting to
apply my Lightner from the middle and
then get the end and then apply and like
the rest and stuff on the brush at the
root and I'm feathering it in a way
where it's closer to the root towards the
face and then pretend there's like a
marble going down and then that's going
to be a little bit further away so it
looks like a gradual type of blend so as
you can see here really saturating every
strands completely with Lightner make
sure your lighter is thin enough that it
will actually saturate everywhere if you
make it too thick it's not going to move
for you and you're going to get splotchy
section so if you feel like your lightner is too thick just add a little bit
more developer and that way you can make
sure you're not going to have that
problem
so here I'm doing the same type of
section I'm weaving the hair and then
taking the lighter from the mid down to
the end and then feathering it up back
into the root where that teased part
is and she wanted more of a diffused
type of root so that's why I'm doing
that here but if you have a client who
doesn't mind seeing the highlights
straight from the scalp then you don't
have to tease so just keep that in mind
when you're having your consultation and
I'm just moving all the way back towards
the scalp and I'm going to take each
section back-to-back with that weave and
then I'm taking half of it out and
leaving that out a lot of you guys ask
me on my somber video if I left the
hair out at the mohawk section and I
definitely do I think it's really pretty
to have a lot of dimension so with the
highlights it looks more natural it
really makes to the blonde pieces pop so
that's what I'm doing here and here's a
little close-up you guys can see how I'm
kind of feathering it up into the teased part
and then I'm really really saturating
everything too
okay so after you're done with the sides
and the top of the head we're going to
move on to the back but what we're
going to do is mix 40 volume with pH
bond builder and the redken flash
lift and that's because we did 30 in the
front but it's been sitting longer so
now we have to catch the back up to the
front and 40 volumes is going to do that
for us so I'm doing the same type of
section just big weaves teasing half of
it back and then applying the lightener
from the mids to the ends and then
feathering up into the root
so as you can see here her hair
lifted really really well if you guys
need a new bleach
redken flash lift is really awesome you
guys need to try something out I really
like it
and what i'm doing here is heating her
foils with my blow dryer and just make
sure you tug on the hair to make sure
that it's still totally intact and
nothing is pulling off because if it
starts feeling rubbery gotta take it off
okay now i'm going to mix the pinkish
color and i'm using silver from Pravana
and clear i'm doing one ounce of each
why i clear out the silver from Pravana
is because it has more of a bluish tint
and i don't want it to look too blue and
really ones just kind of add that
metallic hue to her hair and i'm taking two
ounces of pink and then one ounce of
magenta I'm sorry guys I didn't show the
magenta being poured in there but I
promise I did put one ounce of magenta in there
so I'm going to rough dry her really
fast to about eighty percent dry and
then I'm going to start applying the
silver in one section and that I
going to flip and then do the magenta
and pink in the other section and you
really want these to just kind of blend
together don't be afraid to just play
around with where you put things that's
why these colors are so fun it's because
people love to see all this different
dimension everywhere they don't mind if
you have a bunch of different colors
everywhere so like have fun play around
but I really do recommend if you guys
are trying to do these like dusty rose
colors or any of these really pretty
kind of like ashy colors that you see
with these bright colors I always add
silver into my formulas with either pink
or lavender or any type of color like
that because people see those colors and
what you're actually seeing is the
silver undertone and that's what makes
it so pretty so give that a shot next
time you guys try to do like a dusty rose
or
any kind lavender color just add
some silver and you'll see a huge
difference in your color formula and how
it looks like the clients hair alright
so I'm just applying this all over and
every section I'm grabbing it and I'm
making sure that they're completely
saturated you don't want to be stingy
on color because you're going to have
missing pieces and it's just going to be
really obvious that it wasn't covered in
color so just make sure it's completely
distributed and saturated and really
work with your hands and then I always
go through with a wide tooth comb and I
brush it all out and just be gentle on
your clients head you don't want to pull
too hard make sure you take your time
but this is really going to make sure
you distribute the color everywhere
alright guys so here is the final look
we have all these beautiful tones a kind
of a golden blonde with more silvery
pink light you can see the magenta in
there and it's just so much fun she's
going to have a blast of this color and
once it rinses out you can put whatever
else you want on there because she's
already lifted to that level so it's
really fun to get your clients to this
point and get it to them so quickly
they're really going to love it and be
impressed so I hope you guys love this
tutorial I'll see you guys very soon
and thank you for watching
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