FOILAYAGE | Modern Chunky Foils | High Contrast & Dimension 

Thank you!

Thank you so much!

Will do! I do so many blondes, so when I get the chance to do dark. I always try to record it! ♥️

That makes me so glad, thank you for watching!

Oh that makes me so happy to hear! Learning new tricks is crucial in our industry and I even love hearing tips from you guys too! I think im going to do a video explaining my business plan and ideas I have. I had a let down this week but finally decided that im going to give myself a year to get everything in order and move forward from there. BUT! The reason why I started a RU-vid channel in the first place has everything to do with my 2 -5 year plan.... so hopefully soon I can share with you all and work on making it a reality! Thank you always for being so supportive!

Awww! Thank you so much!

Oh yay! Good much I hope it turns out great!

Thank you!

Thank you so much!

Of course!

Thank you!

Her hair was natural, so either that was the lighting making it look lighter, or just naturally from the sun. I didn't put anything on that part of her hair.

Thank you so much! I usually show a lot in my Instagram stories, or posts. It’s hard to show pictures on RU-vid cause unless you crop the picture really small it doesn’t allow to show the picture in whole, it kind of scrolls from top to bottom. This took I think almost 3-4 hours? Thank you for watching!

I haven't used that but I'm sure it would be just as great, possibly not as strong a bleach? I think this technique would work good on curly hair. Id just think that curly hair, especially fine curly hair tends to mesh together alot. Maybe do larger sections even to make sure that the highlights dont get lost in the curl

Thank you! I just reapplied the one time and then let that sit for about 15/20 minutes roughly

@@hairbykristijennings6648 Thanks!

Of course!

Hello! I mixed all those together.... I used mostly the level 10/9 levels to keep hair hair as light as possible and just a dash of the level 8 to help tone down any darker brassy areas there might be. I used 1/2 Pa - 1/2 V tones to eliminate the yellow and darker brass where the 8 sits. I like using Pa vs A cause it softens the tone a little. I think if you get the hair light enough, this line is great for any type of hair however I don't think it does well with cooling down level 7-8 ash tones. (When I use it anyways....) it's too translucent. That's why I like using schwarzkopf for brassier levels.

Yes, I feel like it's impossible to avoid and should be explained with all clients that balayage, of any kind, creates warm tones in that transitional area. It's cause we softly feather up into that area so it's hard to get full saturation right there and lay the bleach on thick to where it lightens past the warm tones. Always always make sure to explain that to your clients, let them know that if they hate warmth, you can always go over that area with a root shadow to blend away the warmth. CHARGE FOR IT. Especially if someone has dye on their hair, let them know to expect brassiness and that hopefully we can lift pass it.

Oh yeah! I really think Schwarzkopf igora vibrance does amazing at covering warmth!

@@hairbykristijennings6648 thank you! I'll try it out 😀

Oh thank you! Im in Mt. Vernon. About an hour North of Seattle.... how far away are you?

@@hairbykristijennings6648 I'm in Florida, ( No worries I'm a home body, before covid / locks downs...im in good heath) I flew into Seattle last year, on my way to Oregon and said to myself I need to come back to Washington to explore ( I've been there before, only Spokane)....I' ve gotta come around the end of the month are you available Wednesday 26th August? ( You hear more local news, are they still roiting there in Seattle? )

I just checked and im booked that day... However, I do have days marked out that week that I can come in.... Mon August 24 Thur August 27 Im totally available those days. Im not sure how rioting is going but I believe it's calmed down. Also, maybe you could fly into Bellingham, and stay there. It's a more "crunchy/ natural/ organic" type of town. It's pretty there and smaller city than Seattle but still very pretty. Only about 25 minutes away just north of me.

@@hairbykristijennings6648 thank for responding, I like the sound of Bellingham! After I thought it through more, I realized I need to postpone going there....my doggie has cancer, and it would be hard on my mom to take care of him while im gone he's on a couple of meds. ( I'm having such a hard time the thought of putting my dog down....he's like my boy, I have no kids ) plus he hasnt giving me the "sign " like I'm ready yet...the vet said he'll let you know. I'm dreading that day....but getting my hair done by you, will lift my spirits for sure. ( so only postponing for now) I found the number to the salon I will callthere directly to book appointment when I can get away. For now, have a good rest of summer, and I will see one of these days. Look forwards to seeing more videos in the meantime , you really do great work!!

Oh im so sorry! Poor little pup! I totally understand and whenever the time works for you, I'll look forward to seeing you! Also, you can msg me on Instagram @kristi.at.the.cottage to book. That way I can better accommodate you.

I didn't do a root shadow or anything. It blends nicely from back combing the hair.

Also feathering @1”-1”,1/2 before getting to the teased part ❤️❤️

Thank you! If we did just a partial, $150 and full starting at $200.....

@@hairbykristijennings6648 can you please send me a link or your info so I can try to get scheduled with you?

Yes! This was roughly $400. Every where is different tho. You just have to call around for your location

Yes! But they have to be foiled very thin pieces and toned to match....

I use a comb and use a good serum. I use Paul Mitchell super skinny serum. That helps alot.

@@hairbykristijennings6648 thank you

You're welcome!

Not for this service, no.

Are you sure the stylist doesn’t tone ashy? Even if you tell her no, she could still be toning ashy….. next time she washes you out, after bleaching, ask to see what it looks like. Spoils be yellow.

Should be yellow

@@hairbykristijennings6648 well, my stylist is not st the salon I go to but I went to another woman there who is just as good. I let her know I always come out ashy and then need to come back to get the tone fixed. She assured me she would make sure it came out as a yellow and then tone it. Not sure if it's just the fact that I have dark hair and am trying to achieve a blonde but it seems I never get the colour I truly am hoping for. The ashy blonde is nice but I prefer a warmer colour. The closest we ever got was adding a brown and yellow mixed together

Total service time, roughly 4 hours I want to say

That was the point. It’s called “modern chunky“, everyone wants low maintenance so it’s an updated take for soft Grow Out.