Looks beautiful but I wanted to see the front with the lighter hair. You had me dying with the midshaft comment and the picture of the man flashing on the screen right quick lol, you’re funny! Nice technique!
I have just subscribed to your channel, you are one talented lady😉 So clever your idea of using Rose gold toner to balance out the muddy Ash and blue brass kickers👱♀️and absolutely love that you don't like using heat on foiled hair, me neither, so much damage can be done! Wonderful technique👏and the music is so relaxing, lots of love from Australia🇦🇺
@@hairbykristijennings6648 Hey Kristi, yesterday was Sunday for us over in Oz, so I binged watched heaps of your vids, gotta say you really are one clever cookie.......and I love your explanations (lol mid~shaft) I actually don't have a salon however, I do my own foils and lightening and do my girlfriends too! Never tried Paul Mitchell but I adore the Redken Shades EQ line......Lots of love, Jo x
Hi, beautiful work in all your videos 👍🏻 keep it up. Want to ask please, does this technique cover greys? Or even just as much just tint the grey? Im ok with just a tint that looks like highlights
If there is ever a day where you get the time could you please do a tutorial on her curls? They look gorgeous and then even better once brushed out! I can try this and it never looks like this! Thanks
So why those to toner tho . Like the natural toner is to match the roots? And why the 8pa one. Im doing a level 5 natural with leverl 9 highlights so idk what toner i need to use to add tht shadow . Im school only uses wella product . Kt semi permanent
I’m a natural level 3 with 9 level highlights. I feel that when my stylist uses redken shades eq to blend out the lines it slightly lifts my natural hair and can turn brassy easily. Any tips for a blended out root without lifting my natural??
So I haven't used redken much to know if it has lifting power. In my experience, it doesn't. However, I know redken has a gel that is permanent, so I wonder if she's using that? That would cause it to lift your base/ natural color. I really want to say just shades eq for toning doesn't lift, but if anyone reads this that had better knowledge, feel free to comment. I also wonder if when she's lightening your hair, if bleach is bleeding onto hair it shouldn't be? Cause then that could be lifting your hair that shouldn't be, causing it to go warm and not light enough to tone down. I would ask her before you start your service next time you go in, show her the warmth and ask her why is your hair so brassy in those areas. At least that will bring it to her attention, if it's not already. I personally have noticed that with other lines that the natural hair started lifting and I stopped using those products. That's why I like the demi and schwarzkopf, cause it's either just a processing solution or low developer that can't lift the hair. That's why I wonder what she's really using cause shades eq toning I believe just has a processing solution. Good luck and I'd be interested on what happens at your next service!
If ur a roots are a level 4 or 5 what colour do You suggest to use for the root smudge? Or if The hair is bleached all over and the roots are now blonde what colour for the root smudge to you recommend then?
It really depends on what the client wants. Some clients want a very dramatic root, so darker than their natural. Personally I like to do one slightly lighter than their natural so it won't be a problem to lift out for following services
I have a question. I'm doing a charcoal shadow root and fire phoenix ombre hair. Should I dye and rinse out my shadow root first then do the fashion colors or can I do then all at the same time? Will my red melt into the grey if I do then separately?
@@hairbykristijennings6648 I really appreciate you getting back to me. I was really afraid the charcoal would bleed into the bright colors and make a mess
Hey Kristi pops how on earth did I miss this one😳 Mid shaft🤣 oh I nearly chocked because I'd honestly never even thought until you mentioned it😆 you just HAVE to do a one woman stand up show! I'd even fly across the pond to be your personal cheerleader 😉🤣🤣 your just hysterical as well as being just the best colour educator out there👏🏼 thank you and your "mid shafts" so much 😉🤣🇬🇧😘❤️ still laughing 🤣🤣🤣xx
Love your videos! Would you able to recommend a similar colour formula but from a different brand i.e Wella ? It's a little difficult to get your hands on this brand in the UK 😔
Hello! Im sorry, I haven't used the wella line before so I'd hate to recommend something I don't know anything about and give bad information. If you haven't, maybe you could go to their Instagram page and find a few stylists that you like and see if they post any formulations? Sorry I couldn't help!
Do you suggest Demi on my moms level 7n 25% gray hair using this method? I highlight her hair but would love a shadow root on her hair for a smoother transition.
I would do this, but only after doing her highlights. I still feel like there needs to be some lift. Or use igora Vibrance for better coverage without lifting
The picture at the beginning is a lot more icy color than the girl you show on the video. What toner did you use for the real icy/platinum look. Sorry for all the questions. Love your work
Did you watch the video thru the end? Or when her hair was finished but still sitting in the chair? I screen shotted the beginning and end and the hair looks the same, so I'm not sure what your seeing? Natural lighting plays a huge factor in video and pictures so depending on how the hair is positioned to the window, there's instances where her hair looks warmer, but when she's closer to the window and has more natural light shining on her hair vs the warm salon lighting, it looks very bright and icy. It can be frustrating cause I take many many many pictures to find the right lighting that reflects the hair, but angle the head one way vs the other it looks more yellow or more icy. Just keep in mind I can position a picture to find JUST the right spot to get the right exact color showing thru but video, there's movement, salon light reflecting, shadows, glares from the sun, etc. All that effects the outcome of what you see in the moving video vs finding the right exact natural lighting and taking a picture.
I rewatched to the end. Perhaps should of been paying better attention lol. I was multitasking and obviously not doing it well. Thanks for your input. I am doing this Saturday.
I asked my hairdresser to make me blonder and she gave me this root shadow do i actually left the salon with dark/reddish roots. Soo upset i hope it comes out or fades. Can i bleach the roots? Want to be all blonde idk what she was thinking :(
Sounds like there was a pretty bad miscommunication between you and your stylist. Next time bring a picture of what you have in mind and then they can let you know if it’s something that they feel they can achieve for you.
Yes, talks about not overlapping then continues to over lap cause some blondes need to continue being lifted if it's brassy, or feathered thru the mid section to lighten darker hair. Clearly, use caution when foiling. There's so many stylists that pull bleach thru the ends of hair that's already white blonde so I like explaining not to over lap but to use best judgement for every client.
