Shadow root color melting made easy
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- Опубліковано 30 січ 2018
- This video is about shadow root color melting made easy
The products used in this video:
-Redken Shades EQ color gloss
Color Formula used in video:
Shadow Root- 5N
Ends- 6N/7NB/7P Equal Parts
Why I like toning with Redken shades EQ:
-It gives the hair a lot of shine
-It does not alter virgin hair
-The consistency is really easy to work with for blending shades and mixing colors.
-It works great for canceling underline pigments
-These toners are semi permanent, so it is very easy to lift from the hair if you have toned your hair darker with them, making it easy to go dark to light with no struggle (excellent for clients that like change)
Ive been working for this product for over 9 years and haven't found any other product i love more to tone with.
All my clients get toned with Redken shades. - Фільми й анімація
Thank you sooooooo much for creating this video. I tried to balayage my own hair and I went to far up! I was freaking out! Then I came across your video I did exactly how you instructed and now my hair looks beautiful! I get so many compliments, all because of your technique.:) thanks so much!
I wish I had a great hairdresser like you where I live! You're really talented and thorough, both in your application and your explanation. I've had so many bad experiences with hairdressers where I live because I'm super shy so I can never speak up if they're doing something I didn't want to my hair, then I always end up disappointed with the outcome.
Great work. The hair looks sooooo healthy. Beautiful.
Her hair came out so pretty. 😍
I still come back to this video as one of the prettiest color melts out there!!
The sectioning you used was so helpful! Thank you!
WOW !!!!!!!!!!!! You do AWESOME Work. I LOVE it !!!
Stunning!🌻
that is GORGEOUS!
So so pretty nice work lady ! I`m going to do this to a client in about a week .Thank you for your awesome formula and vid explaining your magic here! (O:
Great tutorial and narrating 👍🏼
Gorgeous!
Very very beautiful absolutely gorgeous
Please do more videos like this u covered everything.wow ! Very informative I’ve been watching you tube a long time and this was the best yet. Please let us know what other formulas in shades u use
Omg perfection
You make it realy easy to learn or understand great teaching
Thank you for sharing girl ! Very helpful God bless 😘
Beautiful 😍
Doing this today gorgeous!
It's pretty thanks
Beautiful
Will you please do a video showing how you create the client's beach waves?
Wow magnificent
Can you show us the curls please? It looks beautiful!
What if the client needs a root touch up with grays?
Do the colors bleed into each other? And what do you for them not to bleed?
beautifull
So beautiful! I love your works! Thank you for sharing! I got a question what is 7P stand for?
Vanessa Smith level 7 Pearl
BEAUTIFUL color... Do you have a video on this hiighlites
Theres a direct link at the end of this video that shows the balayage application of this look. Check it out!
How long do you process the root shadow in this case? Did you apply the shadow then apply the end toner right away and when the ends were ready remove it? Or do you wait in between and let the roots process some before adding the toner to the ends? Thanks!
I like those warm colors and Thanks por sharing it...😘😘😘😘
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My gosh! This is the most beautiful bronde ever 😍😍 How long did you leave the toner?
I need advice. I messed up a couple months ago [sept time frame] and dyed my hair a dark red color.... and HATED IT... im in the military so they made me fix it ASAP so I tried to dye over it an ashe brown...literally did NOTHING to the red so I went black. All in about a month time span. My hair was never colored prior so luckily my hair still feels pretty soft. But now I really want to get this kind of look with blonde. Im naturally brunette, but what should I tell my hair dresser that I want? Will they be able to life out that red and black? I got bolyage [sp] about 5 years ago and my hair turned orange... it was horrible.
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?
I have a natural hair level 7.1, I do not want to change the tone can help me in the choice and I also have a length at 10 level
Do you always have to mix 3 colors and what would be the equal parts of these as well as the processing solution? Basically I’m asking for the formula
Do you apply this product on wet hair? Than you so much for sharing!
She says she is applying it to damp hair :)
If they’re natural level is a color 3 or 4 can you lift their hair to be a level 7 or 8??
Isn’t shades eq Demi permanent?
Are you adding these colors to wet hair?
Hi Cynthia..i follow u on IG..love ur work😘 im from SA...please could u show me ur tecnique of this balayage step by step..thank u so much
Hi! Thank you!
Theres a direct link at the end of this video that shows the balayage application of this look. Check it out!
I just saw this video and it’s great, I was wondering if I do the root shadow would the shades eq will cover gray hair?
Thanks Anahi Orozco
Onde aqui no Brasil vende isso alguém sabe alguém fala português do Brasil??????
Suavă dulce vosita
Which developer you used?
Shades EQ has its own developer for these toners. Its processing solution.
I did heavy sliced highlight an the roots in some areas lifted a lil warm an I shadow rooted her with 7 n shades eq . But it turned green did I do something wrong
Sounds like maybe the hair was too light or the shadow color you picked was too dark.
You may have used an ash brown that was too dark for the blonde that may have been too light. An ash brown is going to have blue undertones and the hair may have been too light not having enough red to balance everything out so blue and yellow make green. Make sure you fill the hair or just use a neutral or natural brown and mix in an ash brown too if you want it more ashy or just tone it. The natural brown will have a more balanced undertone or you can fill the section with a Demi that is 2 shades lighter and then after that apply the color you want.
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Great, tutorial, but difficult to hear (maybe it’s just my phone volume)?
So why lift her to a level 9 if you were going to put 7&6 on top?
Jadè Dunnell because they love to fry hair
When lifting hair you always want to lift a lighter level than what you are going to tone to to get the truest tone rather than dealing with underlined pigments that alter the toners True Tone, by lifting to a level 8/9 this avoids having to deal with orange/yellowish underlined pigments that when you tone will eventually come back after the hair toner fades which will become brassy hope this helps you understand better
rainbowmangos69 no it is not to fry hair everything has a reason behind what we do and why, when working with a professional we use premier products and work diligently to ensure the hair stays in healthy condition while achieving these desired changes I’m sorry you’ve had a bad experience that makes you feel that way about hairstylist
REAL BEAUTY by Cynthia thanks for the in-depth explanation. They don’t tell you this kinda stuff in cosmetology school and I’m really into color.
I thought she was a level 3 maybe 4
It’s actually demi permanent, not semi. Big difference.
CurvyGirl07 your description says semi, that’s why I was clarifying ☺️