COLORING DAMAGED HAIR | How to go about SAFELY lightening WITHOUT DAMAGE
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 มี.ค. 2020
- My client came to me for the first time and I wasn’t aware of how much damage she had. She wants to lighten up for spring and summer but I realize that just isn’t an option at this moment. Coloring her damaged hair , We will focus more on brightening around her face, doing a root shadow to blend her grow out and hopefully cool down as much brassiness as possible.
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It's so apparent you care very deeply for your clients. You were so thoughtful about this process. I am glad your client let you film this. We see color corrections all the time, but not much in-depth about handling damage from consultation through cut, color & treatment. It's a great example to all stylists. Build the relationship! Protect your reputation.
I appreciate that so much! I always ask my clients if they mind being on camera or more so if their face ends up in shot. I try to edit out as much as possible but sometimes I can’t. They typically don’t mind
i know it is kinda randomly asking but does anybody know a good website to watch newly released movies online ?
@Larry Elisha try flixzone. Just google for it =)
@Larry Elisha Try Flixzone. You can find it on google :)
@Troy Kyle definitely, I've been using FlixZone for months myself =)
Tip! If you wait to add your olaplex until after you mix your lightner, it won't swell as much! Mixing it all together makes the olaplex in it swell! Love your videos ❣️
Oh thank you! I think I add it after mixing cause I keep my olaplex at my station. However, I did not know that info! Thank you for sharing!
Aww I hope she keeps getting to her healthy hair 💕💕. Great job and your client is so positive and sweet . She is beautiful 😍
Thank you! She's been in a few times since this video and her hair it's staying trimmed up and getting healthier and thicker. Thank you for watching!
Beautiful transformation; I love how you take into consideration the feelings of your client regarding cutting off her hair, and how you dared carefully lift though the brassiness in spite of pre-existing damage! It looks like your usual clients always come in with hair in very good condition.
Yes it’s hard , sometimes we want to do a big chop but ultimately it’s their choice..... and I try to not have them leave with damage so hopefully they can return with good condition
Wow you are seriously amazing.... I can't imagine being in your position and not chopping off inches... I don't understand why anyone would think that length w/extreme damage is better than short hair with minimal damage... it baffles me seeing people with super long hair that's all scraggly and frayed at the ends... like, it doesn't look good! But you are a magician!! MAGIC!! Seriously I wish I lived next door to you lol.
I think your amazing trying to do as much as you can for your clients without damaging it further. You really do go that extra mile alot of hairdressers will be like nope hair is to damaged needs loads of repairing first . And sometimes a clients just wants someone to at least try andnits nice to see you try your best to try and make your clients as happy as you can but also with caution. I think your doing an amazing job
Wow! This is so beautiful! Something that can cause breakage that we don't always think about- ponytails! If you wear them frequently it can cause breakage. I have some in the same area as hers, and that's what mine is from. Also, esp. if you have fine hair, you can get breakage at night from your hair rubbing across the pillow as you toss and turn. It can result in knots which can lead to damage. You can prevent that by getting a silk or satin pillowcase (even a cheap one; I found one for $6 at Walmart!) so your hair glides across. You can gently braid your hair to prevent tangles at night and if you have a silk or satin type scarf, that will help too. Other things to help are only combing your hair with a wide tooth comb, starting at the bottom (ends) and working your way up, because brushes can cause breakage for some hair types (like the Wet Brush did for my fine hair). Avoiding heat (blow drying, straightening, etc.) will help prevent breakage as well.
Thank you for your videos. I have only had my license about 6 months and I'm watching all of your videos. I am currently using Shades EQ to tone, cause thats what fellow stylists(in my salon) use and I'm learning from them, however I'm liking the Paul Mitchell Demis you are educating me on. I appreciate how you pull the foils and SHOW the stages of blonde to see where you're at. I like how you talk it all out and give the game plan. You are relatable with relatable clients. Keep the videos coming and thanks again!!
Thank you so much for watching! I hear great things about shadeseq. I definitely like to be honest about the process and show all the steps....
Girl, i wish so bad that we were near each other! My hair is very similar to your client’s hair and I have just quit going to salons. The last time I went the woman cut almost 5 inches of my hair off after she & I had discussed the fact that I didn’t want it cut off even though I knew it was damaged. You did a great job and her hair is gorgeous!!!
Thank you! Hopefully there's someone near you who can do a good job!
l love it that looks so good love the root smudge and the end result looks amazing will try the formulas soon
I love your work! Your now one of my favorite youtubers. 😊 You do great work!
Thank you so much! That makes me so happy to know that!
Love the transformation!
You are such an amazing hairstylist and you care for what your client asks ! I was looking for a video on how to highlight hair without cutting , because of my colour damage, my hair is short forever cos the hairstylist cuts every time I colour, now I waited 6 months 😂 to go !
Thank you for posting this, I will show them this video , hi from South Africa
Great transformation. It was well thought out on your part. No disrespect to your client, but it was shocking to see how much damage she had. I just wonder if she is someone who changes hair color often. I see this a lot with people who want to go from dark to light, then back to light and on and on. I cringe when I see that happening. Taking great care of the hair is so very important as you know afterwards also. Anyhoo, you saved the day! You're probably one of the best if not the best with color I have seen here on TH-cam!
Great job!! I love that you were realistic about what was better for her hair rather than just doing what she wanted, given her hair couldn't handle that. 2 questions for you - does applying root shadow make that hair harder to lighten later, as it grows out? And did she come back and continue this process to healthier hair while getting to her goal color/style at the same time? I sure hope so!
I would have asked to give her a cut where its shorter in the back and longer in the front. Holy moly the developer whoever used was wayyyyy too high. You can do so much with lower developers I do y people do that dang. Great job! Damaged hair is so hard to work with especially when it needs to just be cut off. Very nice!
D Smith yeah I talked to her about that but she said she wants to keep as much length as possible and not really take off too much cause her hair takes forever to grow..... that’s why I just snipped it. I agree, it needs to be above her shoulders to really work on being healthier, but I also want her to leave happy. It’s kind of a hard situation and I’ve had to start thinking that they live with it beyond our visit, so I need to not let it bother me that I can’t chop it to where I think it should be.
@@hairbykristijennings6648 ya I hear you there. It probably doesnt actually grow slow but breaks off so she notices the growth less but it's tough when its someone elses hair and decision lol. But you did a very nice job with what you had for sure!
that's very true! luckily she now has all the best products for her hair so I'm hoping to see improvement 👌👌
@@hairbykristijennings6648 id love to see an update next time she comes in!
You are true blessing really!! Such a humble sweet lady you are, most definitely!!! Turned out wonderful 💜💜 you are really such a true amazing lady very inspiring story and outcome 💜💜🦋🌻🌻
Thank you so much! I try to be humble, we can all learn and grow from each other. None of us have all the answers!
I love this video.❤ It is very informative. Great end results! 😊👍thank you for sharing.
Of course! Thank you so much for watching!
girl you did such a good job
Thank you!
I'm gonna show this to my hair dresser, me and her have been trying for a few years to get my hair longer and healthy enough for a bit of color.
I love your wark💞💞💞 can you tell me with which developer you used in the root tap?
You’re much braver than me. There Is no way I would of even touched her hair with bleach. I would of been like “you’re going back brown with a pixie cut” 🤣🙈 Have you done her hair since?
Yes! A few times, slowly going brighter and trimming little at a time. Always olaplex and treatments
I’ve been told that by all hairstylist i went to, so decided to do my own hair and dye it red with developer instead of bleach and it genuinely turned out amazing i don’t get why hairstylists like letting others down
That's great that it turned out! There's so many ways achieve different looks!
@@soso50cutie8 i don’t know what ur hair condition is but they’re probably just scared they’d damage ur hair more. They said no coz they care about u and they also don’t want to get in trouble 😅😅😅
I could never go back to brown and I hate short hair on me. I don’t know what I would do.
What would you do for a client who has been getting highlights for years at a level 8 , and wants to start going platinum ? She is naturally a level 5, and her hair is healthy but I don't want to ruin the condition of her hair if i go over the ends with lightener .
Great great job,,!!
Thank you!
You're a hair miracle worker 😳
Aww thank you!!!
Can you recommend anyone around north Atlanta that can do this ?
Beautiful Job👍
Thank you!
She really sounded like a nightmare client. (As in she wants to be blonder but her hair is hella damaged, and she severely needs a cut, but she only wants the tiniest trim, and she wants to be low maintenance as well.)
You killed it though. Thanks for sharing this vid!
Ive learned to just do my best with what the client wants..... hopefully it's better than when they came in
I have a question i bleached my hair begin quar and it turned out orange red the first time i bleached it again but two times. So total 3. It was really yellowie orange and i wanted to tone it down with blackblue dye but i accidentlay waited for too long so it turned out greenish blue with blond. I was stupid to dye it black. Because i thought i messed it up. But now i have orange/slightly redish undertone. And i want to bleach my front pieces and the rest of it just dyeing it back to brown (my normal color). Ps my hair is damaged bc of heat and bleach. But have rootgrowth (sorry dont know how too call it). My question is can i bleach my hair or will it fall out or something or whats the best to do?
Definitely do not bleach your hair.
Yellow + blue = green
You'd be best to see a professional.
Purple toner and 050 ash additive?
My hair needs you soo much. ,,
🥰🥰😘 hopefully you can find someone local that does a good job!
Pls I love the way u do hair, where in Washington are u located? I’m from auburn wa
Thank you, I’m in Mt Vernon about an hour N of Seattle.
I’m confused is she not already super bright???? U did so well I wouldn’t even touch it again. It’s perfect on hair
Thank you! She was probably a level 8 and very brassy.
Hello, I have a question.
What would you reccomend me to do?
I have box dyed and bleached my hair so so many times. The last time I dyed my hair was a black permanent color that I got from Sallys. Except I have extreme breakage at the moment since It's damaged and sensitive. I really want to go ash blonde. Would I have to strip the color, etc etc? How can I go about this?
Im sorry to say but I would absolutely recommend not even touching your hair. If you've dyed it so many times, then black, you will only lift orange and brassy and doubtfully never achieve the ashy blonde you want. Not to mention the damage....
Finding a good stylist will do wonders and it is absolutely possible, but be prepared that it will take a very long time. I did my mom's hair and managed to take her from jet black to icy platinum blonde in around 6 months. Now mind you, she has been dying her hair with box colour for over 20 years, every 1.5 month, so her hair was extremely damaged. The key to blonde from box dye black is consistency. You have to stick to what your stylist says you have to do. What I did was gentle bleach, Blondme 7vol, every 5-6 weeks with olaplex treatments prior, during and after bleach, following at home treatment with olaplex until the next bleach session. Bear in mind, a lot of those in between sessions her hair was brassy, orange, red, uneven, but that is what you get with bleaching black box dye. When the colour was looking really uneven, bright orange or red I also did a gentle toner on her.
Always before bleaching in each session I did multiple test strands on all different tones in her hair to see how much her hair can handle this time without damaging it and went ahead with the results, sometimes sectioning, bleaching and processing multiple sections differently as the test strand showed me inconsistencies. Around 4-5 months in she was in between level 8-9, without damaged hair. In the last month we did two bleaching sessions with heavier moisturising treatments in between and got her to an even level 10. Then toning, further treatments and she is now an even platinum blond. Her hair is now healthier that what it was before we started bleaching 6 months ago.
So yes, it is possible, but it takes the right stylist who knows what they are doing, a lot of patience, determination, as well as courage to prepare that in the next few months your hair will not look the best until the end result is achieved.
@@standingupwind wow thank you for this!!
What's a root shadow, Kristi?? Can you explain that please?? Thank you. 😊
A root shadow is basically of you do a basic blonde highlight. All the way up to the scalp, then go back over, as if your doing just a color retouch, just at the root area, with like a level 8 to just soften and shadow the roots a little.
@@hairbykristijennings6648 Thank you for explaining how the root shadow is done. I have never had it done. I appreciate it!! 😊
Please careful, Kristi, with the horrible wildfires in California, Washington and Oregon. I hope you are safe!! 🙏💖
Thank you! Yes. How scary the fires are! I am safe, they aren't in our area. I hope they calm down!
@@hairbykristijennings6648 Me, too, Kristi! The wildfires are absolutely horrible. I feel so bad for everyone affected by those horrible wildfires. I hope they will all be contained soon. I love California! It's such a beautiful state. My husband and I and our three kids were there a very long time ago on a family vacation. It was wonderful!! We loved it!! We went to Universal Studios and stayed in the Redondo Beach area. Our kids loved running in the ocean. Lol. So did I. It was absolutely beautiful!! The water was cold, but, they didn't care. Lol. They loved it, anyway. Stay safe, Kristi!! 💖
Wow
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hair by Kristi Jennings it was pixie cut time and not only did you do a great job saving her hair, you also made her happy by keeping the length.
Oh for sure! I really wanted to chop it!
The client 🤣❤❤
Why tease her hair up to the root? Damage
I want to cut her hair so bad 😭😭😭😅😅😅