The result was AMAZING! I’m a cosmetology student and I’m hoping I can find someone half as talented as you to work under when I graduate! Keep up the good work!
I love how you explained why you were doing what you were doing and went into more detail about the little nuances of everything. THANK YOU! Keep that comin’!
i’m doing my first full highlight client tomorrow and this is the best video i’ve seen so far. you explain everything soooo well! you should think about teaching! thank YOU!! 💞💞💞💞💞
I wish I could LOVE this video! I liked the more “educational” setting. It’s so fun to see a blend of your teacher side and you behind the chair on a normal day. I’ve always loved your videos, but this one was a step up for me!! I’m glad you addressed overlapping. It can be scary and I feel like you get a lot of crap for it 😂 so I’m glad you went in depth on that and WHY you believe it’s a good tool for you to use. Thanks for all the help over the years, you’ve aided in the type of stylist I am today! ❤️🎉
Rachel Blakey Overlapping is never a good idea, regardless of the use of Olaplex, if her client wasn’t already bright enough then that’s an application issue not the product.
i cannot get enough of your blonding videos. super satisfying, really educational & informative! thank you for doing what you do and sharing your knowledge! as someone who’s kind of new to blonding, these videos help a lot. ❤️
Daisy, I love what you did here. I have been a stylist for over 30yrs, I've seen stylists make a lot of mistakes when they are applying Highlights. I love how your explaining everything step by step, down to what not to do, such as when you spoke about applying chunkier sections. I've seen Stylists take a section almost 1in in thickness for this and then wonder why their finished result is uneven and their are areas where the lighter bleed through. When I was in school I was always interested in Trichology, because I'm REDKEN Trained. Paying attention to the factors you spoke about ie: thickness, texture, not blowing out the cuticle layer while making sure the clients hair is protected at all times is really key to having Amazing ultra light blondes. And you truly explain everything clearly, this Color is Truly a Work of Art. Thanks for the lesson.
I did learn a lot of stuff but at the same time I couldn’t really appreciate what she was doing because of the angle the video was shot. A lot of the time her arm was in the way. But overall love the way she teaches
Dramatic to you because you have a different opinion. I've been looking for just the right toner combo to create these colors so by all means is not dramatic to me personally 🙂 To each their own!
How long did it take to achieve this with 20 volume. Did you stick under a warmer? Love this blonde! She was pretty dark and I am amazed 20 volume took her there. 😘
Aloha! My hair is like the clients and I do my own highlights. I’m able to get that level blond using 20 vol by doing super thin sections, and super thin subsections. It takes quite a while to foil but it does give a super bright result. If you decide to do this maybe charge by the hour since it will take a long time. Good luck from Hawaii 🌈
Looks so amazing. I cannot wait to get a full head of highlights done I need it so badly. This looks savage! Well done and I love your yellow dress so chic xo
Yes most of my of clients that I have a level 3-7 base. I love ❤️ her video’s they are so thorough. I haven’t seen anyone with dark color and highlights yet, just color washing.
oh my god the after looks so gorgeous. I'm trying to research how to fix my botched balayage (that I actually went to a salon and paid for T_T) and this is inspiring.
Blonding is an art form. I wish I could find a good hairstylist 😭 I always do my own because I've been scarred to many times. Her hair turned out beautiful great job ❤️
love love love the quality of the video and how in depth you’re going ! Makes me wanna start making hair videos! Do clients get nervous being recorded ? Idek how I would go about setting up to record ?!
I start in the back at the top of the crown and clip up the foils so I can use the skull to get my foils closer to the scalp. This way you're not disturbing the previous foil placement.
i would find it impossible to do this on a normal client in a salon, as we only have 1 hr for application, looks nice but lets be honest, would take more then 3 hours from beginning to end so its not salon doable for one appointment...i mean i would have to do this full head in an hour,then i could have another full head highlights while waiting for the 1st one to be ready, after finishing the 2nd one or mid way ,back to first one, i would check the back and rinse it if needed after around 30 min) then tone...its hectic...and not every hair type is the same or behaves as you would expect...hope other stylists can share their point of view too;-)
I love this video! Can you do a video on rinsing hi lights/lowlights or with dark color and blonde foils the best way to rinse so that the dark color doesn’t tone the blonde ❤️
Brenda thank you thank you! I usually foil with 2 different colors so I know which ones are dark and rinse them first but if I do a base color with balayage at the same time it was hard to keep the darker color off the lightened ends. Thanks for the tip I usually rinse with lukewarm but will definitely use cooler water 😊
Hi! You said if the back is processed enough that you can remove the foils and do an olaplex treatment on it, which I love! Stupid question but wanted to clarify that you would rinse lightener out, then put treatment on, correct?
I want to thank you for all your instruction and help of course I knew how to highlight and formulate colors but it’s the finer nuances that really was as you say a game changer thank you
Wow... Hello quality!!! Love the video!!! 😍 I know this takes a lot of effort to make. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!! You make the hairdresserworld a little bit better with all the work you do. 😘 Still patiently waiting to get my hands on your extentions in Germany, too! Much love from Berlin!!!
Awe look at Jessi ' s baby bump. It's gonna be so cool seeing her as a career woman and Mom. This tutorial is so on point and very informative. Great sound quality too!😊😊😊💖👍
I love babylights too, but using them on thick hair gets really time consuming!! I’ve had it take me from 1 1/2 to 2 hours to foil a whole head of thick hair!! This is usually with me balayaging the bottom third of the head!! There has got to be a faster way to foil a whole head of thick hair!!
With thick hair i also feel like the babylights get lost in the hair. I think it's always good to do babylights around the hairline for a soft growout but for the majority of the head I will take regular highlights
You are an amazing teacher. Thank you so much. Can you share the type of Bleach you use as well as the Ratio Mixture? I think I get mine mix too thick. Yours goes on smooth and sleek. I’m tuning in and following you with my big telescope, LOL.
Tbh it looks better longer than short with no split ends. No one really cares if your ends are split and it's important what the client wants, not the hairdresser
People absolutely care if their ends are split. She totally needed about 3 inches or more cut off. It would have still been long. She wouldn't even miss it because the ends were already so thin .
Thank you for your awesome tutorial! I have a question: I'm in school, but do you have any suggestions for thin/fine hair that is porous that lightens extremely quickly? They tell us to start timing lightener or color after the whole head is done, but for my particular type of hair it seems to fully lighten on one side before the other side is finished.
So my hair is grown out even more than this, it's brown from roots to my shoulders, and from shoulders to waist it's blonde, and my levels are about the same as hers in the root and ends. My question is, will baby lights look right doing them with this much regrowth?
My question is, is how can the bleach be left on the hair that long cause surely it just take ages to put in all those foils ?? Is that why she used 20 vol?
Student cosmetologist!!! Never never need to rebleach those ends even if you use a rebonder..i.e. olaplex! Should leave them out. The before shots look like over processed hair and now they get over processed again! The cape should always be kept OVER the back of styling chair. None of this procedeure is a good example!
Every time that you overlap(all the foils) I want to scream. I like your videos, Are amazing, I really enjoy it but you always overlap all the hitghlitghs with no reason I love your hair extensions videos and your company, keep like this!
I would like to hear what it costs, the maintaining, when it needs to be redone, is there a way to do just some touch ups in between going through the whole process again. Is it $200-$300 every 3-4 months?
Start with 10 vol and go up in developer as you foil. The power of the lightening action is in the lightener itself. The developer just determines how fast or not the product lightens. Also, starting in the back with your foils is great because that's the darkest part of the hair and usually takes longer to lighten. Hope this helps!
