REVERSE BALAYAGE - HOW TO CONVERT ALL OVER BLONDE TO DIMENSIONAL BALAYAGE
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- Опубліковано 20 лют 2019
- hairbyfridamaczka
fridamaczka
Hi everyone!! I'm back with another hair tutorial. Todays video i'm doing one of my best friends hair. Someone else did her color and she had all over platinum with grown out bands of roots and previous shadow root. I'm showing you how I blended out her natural color to give her more dimension for an easier grow out. I hope this helps you and thank you so much for watching.
Products used:
Kenra 6NA 7N for lowlight
Redken shades EQ 8N 9GB for toner
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I'm currently a 2nd year cosmetology student so I really like this because it's educational and I love how meticulous you are about work, cause I am the same exact way and strive for perfection! The outcome was beautiful😍👌🏻
Living for the hair vids!!!
This looks soooo good!
I am shocked that no one has mentioned how convenient it must be that you’re ambidextrous! It looks amazing!
Loving the hair videos !
BEAUTIFUL!!
Love this. I bleached my hair and got a little carried away with it so this will help add depth!
Same here ! :)
You're so beautiful and I love how you did this! It looks gorgeous. I also love the fact that you didn't color her roots. I'm trying to get this exact effect, leaving my natural roots
Omg I wish I had you for my blonde. I need a blonde goddess for my hair
I love this! You’re also stunning 😻
This was so helpful, thank you!
You are so good!!!!!!!
Wow 😍
Is so stunning very very few can approach this technique to perfection!! I can find someone to ever understand me when I asked them to work a flawless dimension on the front of my hair so when I parted or pulled back can have a smooth organic natural transition. I guess I'll show them your video. Thanks so much
that's because that's not what this is called. if you look at my comment above might clear things up. and as I said up there to the hair stylist... you're causing confusion... literal proof. shesh
Girl, I NEED you as my hairdresser
This is gorgeous! Did you do equal parts 7N and 6NA?
Great video! So You wouldn’t have to add a filler in the lowlight formula?
wished you had showed a photo of the under layer as you focused on it at the start. curious what this looks like pulled up before and after as well the final look without any text in the way.
Gorgeous, please share a side by side before and after photo next time too for even more impact. Great work
Hi, I love your work! So Beautiful!!! How would you go about this with a client who has 20% gray at roots?
This helped so much!!! I had a client come in wanting this exact thing and I had no idea what to do!! Thank you so much I’m now a new subscriber :)
That makes me so happy!! I’m so glad I could help ☺️
@@FridaMaczkabeauty It was a color correction to be exact, she tried to DIY and root smudge on her level 10-11 hair and turned her entire rootage ORANGE! Did this technique and a root smudge/colormelt. It turned out so pretty.
@@lyssaharboure6241 wow what a challenge!! So glad you were able to tackle that successfully 👏🏻
Hi !!! did you use equal parts for both collors?
I have a client coming in this week, but she has very thing and fine hair! should i stick with doing regular sized weaves or do chunky?
The client turned out perfect! Do you have extensions on your own hair btw?
How long does this full application take you to apply??
❤️❤️❤️
Are you doing every other one pulled all the way through ? It kind of looked like it in the back but then when u got to the sides i can’t tell what the pattern is 😅
Hola frida ..por favor puedes poner subtítulos en español?
Eres genial gracias
Hi! Do you do some slices and some weaves! i can’t really tell when to do a slice vs when to do a weave! Thank you! amazing job 😍
Marisa McDonald hi! Yes I just stagger it :) thank you!
How much would this cost at a salon? Bc i want to do thus too but cant spend too much
What volume peroxide are you using? 10?
How much would you suggest a hair stylist price this processs?
Hi there, I know this is an older video but to someone who’s new to the industry would you suggest using a blending agent on the ends you didn’t pull the color all the way through? Loved your video and technique!!
Hi, I'm not a stylist but I've been studying hair videos like crazy and saw that some stylists use clear as the blending agent.
Did anyone else notice how she's ambidextrous? She weaves with her left hand and applies color with her right. Really impressive. I'm also a hairstylist and want to try this
Hahah thank you!! I actually never noticed this until other people commented that too! so funny 😆
do a video where you do your own hair at home and make sure to wear a cape!
I'm in the same boat as was your friend was and am looking to do this too, but I'm wondering what the next appointment would look like. Will the permanent color make refreshing a blonde balayage, or just babylights around the face, more difficult? Will the permanent-color-over-bleached-hair lift differently than would her natural hair? How would you address this in her next appointment?
Permanent colour with a 10vol developer doesn't lift anything, it is deposit only.
Low light with 10 developer?
Did the permanent color alter her natural hair color just curious. What developer did you use? I’m looking to do this same thing to my hair!
sharon mccully It did slightly but not enough for a normal person to notice, because It matched with her natural really well. If I had used 7 it would’ve lifted her natural to an orange color or if I used 5 it would’ve been a lot darker
Another great formula to use from this if you want a demi one is goldwell 7N :) it’s what habit salon uses on a lot of their clients!
use bleach & toner.
how would you go about this if someone is a solid level 10 but wants a look like this?! i'm doing this client next week and i'm not 100% sure how to go about it!
bekah williams I would go around and do a full foil of lowlights maybe something a little warmer instead of 6NA maybe try 7NB, 6NB mixture and do a full of that and drag some of them down half way and some all the way like I did and then you could smudge the lowlight color inbetween all the lowlights to also help blend :)
I need to find someone in York, UK that can do this for me.
How do you avoid spotting when you aren’t bringing it all the way through
I didn’t understand the order that she using the toners first the dark one and after the clear ones ????help
Scared of them V’s
Im a guy and have shouldf leanghth hair and have this problem but idk how to explain it to the hair lady :(
That wasn’t all over blonde 😣
Kassixoxo you’d be surprised to have seen it when she first got it done. It was all over with some root 😕
Balayage is simply a technique... this is not that. This is simply baby highlights done w/ foils... not 100% sure why you alternated like that I guess to give it an all over lighter look all together? & then what you put on her in the sink is a color melt. I am sure you already know all this, so giving people misinformation is not cool. Probably caused a lot of ppl confusion. hopefully this might help?
It’s a reverse balayage. Meaning instead of being all over blonde I am now giving her a lived in, more natural look with depth in between her blonde to blend her natural root and her bright blonde. There are MANY techniques out there on how to achieve different looks so I’m sure you’re the only one thats confused. Hopefully this helps you as a lot of other stylist in the comments have let me know that they tried it and it helped them 😊
that is permanent color inside the foils, not bleach. She is adding LOWLIGHTS to make her hair more dimensional,, and lived in. In the end she's not doing a "color melt" she is toning her hair (the blonde). Hope that helps
But she’s not all over blonde. The way her growth looks, it appears she had highlights or balayage to begin with. What about people who literally were all over blonde and have like an inch to a half inch of growth but want to transition into a balayage look to keep the growth from looking so obvious with harsh lines. I don’t like the blonde all the way to my root, and I hate that transition period between coloring. I’d love to see a video with a true all over blonde client.
Do exactly what she did plus a shadow root smudge which will put the same lowlight color on all over the roots and pull it down by combing it down into the lowlights :-) in a licensed hairstylist so I hope that helped a little if you were still curious! I’ve been the all bleach blonde and that’s what you do mixed with this :)
@@Savannahwellman I don’t want to grow all the blond out, so if I get this smudge root, how hard with it be in the future to bust through that color from the smudge root in order bring the blonde up? I ended up going and getting highlights done about 2 months ago and it’s helped to hide that harsh line, but it’s not exactly where I want it quite yet.
@@Savannahwellman so use the same lowlight color as smudge? In between the lowlight foils on the hair left out? Correct? Or do you recommend smudging with a darker root? Comb it through the hair left out of foil correct? All this before toning. Did I understand? I have a very platinum new client and am at a loss. Even all these 24 years I’m overwhelmed. Would you recommend a warmer lowlight? I think so since this client is white. Thanks for helping fellow hairdresser who’s brain is probably overthinking