I'm at the salon right now and just got finished with the best highlighting job in my small 4 years of doing hair! I watched your videos all morning and I know that is why I did a much better job today. Thank you, I love your work so much!! It really inspired me and gave me a skill and confidence boost. 💜
Literally came on TH-cam to search for this video. Ive been a stylist for 8 years but the last month or so i have been having so much trouble with striped and foils slipping! So back to basics for me 😁
My biggest problem is my timing! Maybe a video on how to be efficient time wise or how to formulate based on our speed! p.s. I love the board! life saver
I use the Costco food service foils... they pop up and are already cut. I just fold them lengthwise in half and place it over the edge of a table and it easily rips in half very cleanly. I use those foils and a board. I'm able to do a partial highlight or a face frame and even the nape of my neck myself in between salon visits. My hair is dark (level 4) and I found that using a plain white bleach powder with no blue helps me gauge the level of lift more easily- the blue tint fools me into thinking it lifted enough when it didn't yet. Also, I always tap the roots with a Demi in 7n and 8n with violet additive to erase the stitch marks and ease the grow out process. This allows me to see a professional a couple times a year for a full baby light/balayage touchup. I know these videos are not intended for non-professional DIYers but I wanted to thank you for these videos and everyone who does them bc it allows me to achieve my dream color and maintain it (it's not just about saving $, it's about education, and it's about valuing the work for good colorists). The more clients are educated, the better it can be for the professional.
Awesome video! I would love to see a video on how to plan your sections for what the client wants. In the video you say to have a vision for your foil placement so a video on how to do that would be great. And include in the video different weaves. For example how to get more of a natural look where the highlights blend into the natural hair color vs a more defined look where you can really see both the highlights and the natural hair color.
This was therapeutic to watch. There's just something relaxing about watching someone foil. This was also very informative. Sometimes I feel like my foils could be neater.
You should do a video on root smudging! I don't understand how it turns out perfectly blended when I see people just slap it on real quick at the bowl? Love your videos!!
I absolutely love this series already. I've already learned so so so much from you. The root smudge at the bowl with shades EQ really changed my highlighting game in a great way. I had a client who's roots after highlights looked a little too bold and I did your smudge trick and she loved it! I'm definitely going to invest in Framar brushes and foils :) In the future could you make a video on time saving techniques and tips to help those of us who are a little slow? I love the work I do but I can tell my clients get a little squeamish sitting in the chair for so long. Lastly could you recommend a blow dryer under $100 dollars? The one I got from beauty school recently broke and I desperately need a new one. Sorry for the super long comment lol! Keep up the great work.
yes how to work on timing, whats a good amount of time that you should get all the lightening part done by. what a good way to section out the hair ehrn your fitst starting for someone who hasnt had as much experience with the place ment and angles on the head. what are main products and tools you need to have for someone who wants to start.
Super happy that you did a video on foiling techniques, this helps me tremendously we all have her methods of doing for Wells but it's good to share techniques to stop bleeding and tiger stripes
I’ve been doing hair for 18 years and I really enjoy your video and no matter how long you’ve been doing hair it’s still good to hear new things are refreshing up on things that you already know I shared this video of yours with the student that I know of that I’ve been doing her hair for three years and she started cosmetology school it will help her a great deal thank you for putting out the videos in the time that you take to do this
This video was exceptionally helpful to me coming back to my cosmetology and hair styling career after being away for 10 years as being a stay at home mom and was not keeping up with the trend this video was able to bring me back looking forward to your series
You are seriously amazing!! Thank you so much for all the education! Foiling is my worst enemy and I’m 2 years licensed! I’m a balayage specialist so I never do highlights lol! This has helped so much! ❤️
You have no idea how much this video has just helped me with my foiling! I'm a newer stylist and still looking for basic tips and tricks! Love your videos!
soooooo beautiful! i loved all your tips and tricks on foiling , i would definitely like to see more on base bumps for dark hair like levels 3-5 when doing this exact technique and ombreing the hair thats left out of the foils after doing babylights . it would mean the world to me!! but anyways, your channel is amazing ! i have been doing hair for almost 6 years and even i learned a couple things that i will definetly be taking with me to the salon! absolutely loved this and the end result , keep up the good work and the videos coming ❤
Personally I don't like to flip my foils up and to re tighten them once I place it and get my product on I just fold it up and done and their super tight I feel like the more you flip it and move it the more it's gonna slip... just try it on a couple foils and see what you think also I've been doing hair almost 10 years and I still fold the sides of my foils bc it just insures the sides won't lift up 😊 thanks for this video!
I feel you on flipping the foils, but going underneath and bringing that extra foil lip up towards the scalp does ensure a consistent highlight because all of the product resides within the foil during the swelling/thermal expansion process. I feel that not doing this can cause the exposed portion to dry out from being exposed to the outside air or the product has free dominion to bleed on the client's scalp and/or neighboring sections of hair.
Lori Smith I agree. I tried to flip and retighten them but I found once I did that they slipped. they're tight the first time around but everyone has their own way.
absolutely love this video! this definitely helped me on how to section the hair and avoid bleed marks/tiger stripes. ive only been licensed for 2 years and this helped me learn more!
WONDERFUL..your work is beautiful..question..root smudge 6n..if I wanted a more natural exight gold ends what eq would you use,??? also did you rince out the root first before you put the toner on th be end
Thank you for all of your videos, they are so helpful and I am so grateful!! I noticed it looked like you’re taking tiny slices and not actually weaving? Is that true or possible? That would be a total game changer and time saver! Thanks again!!
I know this is off topic from this video but I'm seeing a lot of stylists NOT filling lighter hair when going darker. I don't know if you've ever covered that but could you please do a video on just that because it's so important. I love your videos!!!! Keep up the awesome work!!!
mimi90921 sometimes with hair being 2+ shades lighter than desired level, you need to fill to give the color molecules something to grab onto. Depending on the situation, most of the time you fill with a warmer tone because of not enough pigment.
I love that you're taking the time to educate, I'm pretty new and I'm always doubting myself and this helps me a lot! I really appreciate you! I noticed that I'm a little timid with toning? I know that sounds weird but I'm always afraid to over tone or mix toners and I end up rinsing within a couple minutes! Also I would love a little help on how to give a confident consultation. Thank you !
can you do a root smudge look with matrix that's what my salon uses, love this video also do you keep root smudge on while toning or do u rinse and then tone?
Your videos are so informative, your blondes are gorgeous and your video editing and voice overs are so nice to watch/ listen to! Amazing work girl! You are appreciated. -love a northern Alberta stylist
One too I have for around the ear is do the foils upside down (instead of towards the ear, towards the top of the head) and fold down then tighten downwards
Could you do a quick course on how to correctly find ones natural color like a pro like you. 😊 also could you have a discussion on undertones and the sure way to know them and while I’m at it could you explain what toners to use and why. I think there are people out there that would love to know this but are to afraid to ask. Thank you and I love your work 😁
Great video! You do such nice, clean work. Your foils look so organized and neat. I'm struggling with slippage and bleeding and I'm going to try your tips. I know you recommended Framar brushes, is the black brush a Framar? Also, I like the suggestion of painting 9NB at the root. I worry about it not blending. Can you do that without a toner on the ends or is it necessary to tone the ends also?
Great tutorial! question though, what made you decide to weave and foil instead of applying bleach to all the roots? From the video it looks like the client is completely blonde mids to ends. Thanks!
because the purpose of the video was foiling and avoiding tiger stripes, but this client likes a little depth in the root so we root shadow her at the bowl for about 10 minutes and that blends a lot better with highlights then if i were to put it straight on!
Beautiful video Jessi, Please could you let me know what's the mix on both root and toners u used? I know it's shades eq, but could you let me knowing, if you mix any shades eq clear or do they call it glazing? Don't know You very talented and I have to say thank you for your beautiful educational videos. Love them all. Xxx
Love the video, the tips are awesome for hairdressers at any level which is cool...question for you about bleach, I've been wanting to switch to Schwarzkopf Blondme for foiling/babylights but I'm a bit worried about it swelling. I've seen you use it in your videos so I was wondering your thoughts on it. Thanks girl!
This is something I struggle with. Even today. I’ve tried feathering up. Not going to the top of the foil and I just don’t know what I’m doing wrong. So frustrating Ty for this video. I’m going to try the consistency of the bleach tmrw
How long do you leave the toner on the ends? Just until it is the color you want? Or do you do longer so it stays longer against the clients future washes? Also when you tone are you doing equal parts color to processing solution? and equal parts color to processing/clear solution?
Hello I wanted to say first thing that you are charming, and that your channel contributes a lot to those who like to make changes in hair and has no budget for it. What I wanted to ask was: Can I dye my hair after I have made it clear to Blonde whether chemically it has no effect? And will I be given a beautiful transition of shades ..? I'd love to hear your answer Thanks .
Thank you so much for sharing your tips and tricks!!! I would love to see a series on how to get a platinum blonde that I see all the time with the starting level say a 4/5..... I just don't understand how to get it so platinum without it frying!! Thanks you so much.. your awesome for doing the vids!!
The Board.. AGGRAVATION saver! Now that we are all stuck in the house covid-19 style I have to do my own highlights but your awesome Jessi, thank you and the FOAM foils, Again, can not thank you enough! Wait Goldwell what? Gel would be way better for the smudge
I just found your channel and I am obsessed with your work! So beautiful. Whats your average timing for doing a full foil or balayage? I feel like the thing I struggle with most is timing. I'm I bit of a perfectionist so I overthink every section. I'm trying to work on my timing so I can fit more clients in, but still do beautiful blondes.
Love your videos they're always so informative! What advice do you have for someone that's indecisive about going to cosmetology school? I've wanted to for years since like the 8th grade & I'm 20 now but haven't gone due to it being the type of job where your job doesn't typically get insurance/retirement benefits with this profession typically. I'm going to school for something now in the healthcare field. I like it but my mind still goes to cosmetology and wanting a job in the industry. So any advice would be helpful! Thank you!
Really eye-catching 🤩. I’m from Italy and I’d like to buy a long tail comb like yours. What brand is it? It’s really hard to find combs like that here in Italy tho but I’m not into dear tools tbh. Could you tell me what brand is cheaper than Krest and YS Park, please? I’ve recently looked up on Amazon and I’ve only found The Krest and YS Park extra tail comb but they’re really expensive to me. Could you help me, please ? Any brand that ships to Italy. Thanks in advance 🤩🔝❤️. Amazing video😍
Do you increase developers as you go so that the foils are all processed at the same time? Do you ever wash out the back before the front or take finished foils out and rinse them?
Every single time I highlight, I tiger stripe and I never know what to do about it. I’m definitely going to try this next time I get a highlight client!
I'm at the salon right now and just got finished with the best highlighting job in my small 4 years of doing hair! I watched your videos all morning and I know that is why I did a much better job today. Thank you, I love your work so much!! It really inspired me and gave me a skill and confidence boost. 💜
She’s the best
Literally came on TH-cam to search for this video. Ive been a stylist for 8 years but the last month or so i have been having so much trouble with striped and foils slipping! So back to basics for me 😁
My biggest problem is my timing! Maybe a video on how to be efficient time wise or how to formulate based on our speed! p.s. I love the board! life saver
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Jessica Moll me too!! I am so slow!
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This is more detailed than my two years of cosmo school combined. Love watching your videos! So happy you came out with this series.
I use the Costco food service foils... they pop up and are already cut. I just fold them lengthwise in half and place it over the edge of a table and it easily rips in half very cleanly. I use those foils and a board. I'm able to do a partial highlight or a face frame and even the nape of my neck myself in between salon visits. My hair is dark (level 4) and I found that using a plain white bleach powder with no blue helps me gauge the level of lift more easily- the blue tint fools me into thinking it lifted enough when it didn't yet. Also, I always tap the roots with a Demi in 7n and 8n with violet additive to erase the stitch marks and ease the grow out process. This allows me to see a professional a couple times a year for a full baby light/balayage touchup. I know these videos are not intended for non-professional DIYers but I wanted to thank you for these videos and everyone who does them bc it allows me to achieve my dream color and maintain it (it's not just about saving $, it's about education, and it's about valuing the work for good colorists). The more clients are educated, the better it can be for the professional.
Awesome video! I would love to see a video on how to plan your sections for what the client wants. In the video you say to have a vision for your foil placement so a video on how to do that would be great. And include in the video different weaves. For example how to get more of a natural look where the highlights blend into the natural hair color vs a more defined look where you can really see both the highlights and the natural hair color.
Such a great video
Shaleena Vincent I agree. I would love that too.
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This was therapeutic to watch. There's just something relaxing about watching someone foil. This was also very informative. Sometimes I feel like my foils could be neater.
I'm so ocd about my foils
You should do a video on root smudging! I don't understand how it turns out perfectly blended when I see people just slap it on real quick at the bowl? Love your videos!!
it just does. ive been doing my hair during lockdown and never done hair before and my root smudges have been awesome lol
I absolutely love this series already. I've already learned so so so much from you. The root smudge at the bowl with shades EQ really changed my highlighting game in a great way. I had a client who's roots after highlights looked a little too bold and I did your smudge trick and she loved it! I'm definitely going to invest in Framar brushes and foils :) In the future could you make a video on time saving techniques and tips to help those of us who are a little slow? I love the work I do but I can tell my clients get a little squeamish sitting in the chair for so long. Lastly could you recommend a blow dryer under $100 dollars? The one I got from beauty school recently broke and I desperately need a new one. Sorry for the super long comment lol! Keep up the great work.
And a video on types of weaves, when to use them, and the results!
yes how to work on timing, whats a good amount of time that you should get all the lightening part done by. what a good way to section out the hair ehrn your fitst starting for someone who hasnt had as much experience with the place ment and angles on the head. what are main products and tools you need to have for someone who wants to start.
Super happy that you did a video on foiling techniques, this helps me tremendously we all have her methods of doing for Wells but it's good to share techniques to stop bleeding and tiger stripes
I’ve been doing hair for 18 years and I really enjoy your video and no matter how long you’ve been doing hair it’s still good to hear new things are refreshing up on things that you already know I shared this video of yours with the student that I know of that I’ve been doing her hair for three years and she started cosmetology school it will help her a great deal thank you for putting out the videos in the time that you take to do this
This video was exceptionally helpful to me coming back to my cosmetology and hair styling career after being away for 10 years as being a stay at home mom and was not keeping up with the trend this video was able to bring me back looking forward to your series
elizabeth bello I’m so glad!! Thank you so much for watching. 💕
You are seriously amazing!! Thank you so much for all the education! Foiling is my worst enemy and I’m 2 years licensed! I’m a balayage specialist so I never do highlights lol! This has helped so much! ❤️
you know what i like about you jessi.. you are sharing your formulas for the new stylists to learn faster.. and i adore you for it. keep it up dear.
Thank you so much!!
You have no idea how much this video has just helped me with my foiling! I'm a newer stylist and still looking for basic tips and tricks! Love your videos!
Thank you for making this video I am a new stylist and had trouble with tiger stripes last week! You're the best!
I like the doubling up foils for ears and around the face I'm going to try that !
soooooo beautiful! i loved all your tips and tricks on foiling , i would definitely like to see more on base bumps for dark hair like levels 3-5 when doing this exact technique and ombreing the hair thats left out of the foils after doing babylights . it would mean the world to me!! but anyways, your channel is amazing ! i have been doing hair for almost 6 years and even i learned a couple things that i will definetly be taking with me to the salon! absolutely loved this and the end result , keep up the good work and the videos coming ❤
Personally I don't like to flip my foils up and to re tighten them once I place it and get my product on I just fold it up and done and their super tight I feel like the more you flip it and move it the more it's gonna slip... just try it on a couple foils and see what you think also I've been doing hair almost 10 years and I still fold the sides of my foils bc it just insures the sides won't lift up 😊 thanks for this video!
I feel you on flipping the foils, but going underneath and bringing that extra foil lip up towards the scalp does ensure a consistent highlight because all of the product resides within the foil during the swelling/thermal expansion process. I feel that not doing this can cause the exposed portion to dry out from being exposed to the outside air or the product has free dominion to bleed on the client's scalp and/or neighboring sections of hair.
Lori Smith i still go back and forth on that. Sometimes I told them in other times out, but I agree with u.
Lori Smith I agree. I tried to flip and retighten them but I found once I did that they slipped. they're tight the first time around but everyone has their own way.
I would love to see a video on how to formulate color and how to choose the correct cut for what your client wants 🤗 btw love love love your videos
Learned a lot with this video. Love your work. I can see a lot of passion as much as talent. Thanks
When you did the root smudge. Did you rinse it out and then tone of ends?
I love your videos! Can you do a video on toners? Your favorite toners! Combating unwanted tones! Etc!
This was so helpful. There is so much that they didn't teach us in school. You did a wonderful job.
love it! how much time does it takes you to do that?
absolutely love this video! this definitely helped me on how to section the hair and avoid bleed marks/tiger stripes. ive only been licensed for 2 years and this helped me learn more!
WONDERFUL..your work is beautiful..question..root smudge 6n..if I wanted a more natural exight gold ends what eq would you use,??? also did you rince out the root first before you put the toner on th be end
Thank you for all of your videos, they are so helpful and I am so grateful!! I noticed it looked like you’re taking tiny slices and not actually weaving? Is that true or possible? That would be a total game changer and time saver! Thanks again!!
I thought the same I was like she's so fast how is she talking such tiny weaves! But I think she may be doing slices... Maybe she's just mega speedy!
I know this is off topic from this video but I'm seeing a lot of stylists NOT filling lighter hair when going darker. I don't know if you've ever covered that but could you please do a video on just that because it's so important. I love your videos!!!! Keep up the awesome work!!!
Madeline Bryant what do you mean? I’m new to the hair world and don’t understand lol
mimi90921 sometimes with hair being 2+ shades lighter than desired level, you need to fill to give the color molecules something to grab onto. Depending on the situation, most of the time you fill with a warmer tone because of not enough pigment.
love it ..I'm so glad you show the different applications
Planning on usingthese techniques today. I have an appointment and I am so excited
Thank you so much for this video!!! So helpful!
I've only been doing hair for 2 years and all of your videos have helped a ton!
I love all your videos! I've learned so much about hi lighting and coloring and mixing the colors and toners. Thank you for the videos! 🙌🏼
I love that you're taking the time to educate, I'm pretty new and I'm always doubting myself and this helps me a lot! I really appreciate you! I noticed that I'm a little timid with toning? I know that sounds weird but I'm always afraid to over tone or mix toners and I end up rinsing within a couple minutes! Also I would love a little help on how to give a confident consultation. Thank you !
can you do a root smudge look with matrix that's what my salon uses, love this video also do you keep root smudge on while toning or do u rinse and then tone?
Can you also do a video on highlights for clients with 50-100% grays. Thanks! That would be most appreciated!!!
I've learned so much from your videos already and just started watching last night. Thank you so much for all the info and tips!
I would lovee to see a video on how to start up and run your own salon! Looks like it's going very well for you! ❤️
Thank you so much for taking the time to make all of your amazing videos!
THANK YOU!
Thank you!! I hate foiling for these reasons, I have a full foil coming in later this week so i'll be using these tips
love love all ur work and tips n tricks!! thanks jess
Your videos are so informative, your blondes are gorgeous and your video editing and voice overs are so nice to watch/ listen to! Amazing work girl! You are appreciated. -love a northern Alberta stylist
Dont mind me. Just binge watching all your videos 😍😂. I'm learning so much!!
One too I have for around the ear is do the foils upside down (instead of towards the ear, towards the top of the head) and fold down then tighten downwards
Could you do a quick course on how to correctly find ones natural color like a pro like you. 😊 also could you have a discussion on undertones and the sure way to know them and while I’m at it could you explain what toners to use and why. I think there are people out there that would love to know this but are to afraid to ask. Thank you and I love your work 😁
great video ! I'm so glad I have a few highlights in my book today I can't wait to try out some of your tips!
Excellent video JZ very informative ❤️
Beautiful work! I have a client coming in this week who wants to go lighter. Great tips!
I’m a young hairstylist also and I’d like to say thank you for the tips and advice in this video!!!
Great video! You do such nice, clean work. Your foils look so organized and neat. I'm struggling with slippage and bleeding and I'm going to try your tips. I know you recommended Framar brushes, is the black brush a Framar? Also, I like the suggestion of painting 9NB at the root. I worry about it not blending. Can you do that without a toner on the ends or is it necessary to tone the ends also?
Great tutorial! question though, what made you decide to weave and foil instead of applying bleach to all the roots? From the video it looks like the client is completely blonde mids to ends. Thanks!
because the purpose of the video was foiling and avoiding tiger stripes, but this client likes a little depth in the root so we root shadow her at the bowl for about 10 minutes and that blends a lot better with highlights then if i were to put it straight on!
You are so talented ! Love your work and your videos!!!!
Thanks for the video, how long did you leave the smudge color on her wet hair? And is that color a demi/semi?
Love these super detailed videos!!! Thanks for all your tips 💜💜
Love love all your videos!! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!!!!!! Much love from good old Alabama!!!!!
beautiful work, excellent teacher, thanks so much
Beautiful video Jessi,
Please could you let me know what's the mix on both root and toners u used? I know it's shades eq, but could you let me knowing, if you mix any shades eq clear or do they call it glazing? Don't know
You very talented and I have to say thank you for your beautiful educational videos. Love them all. Xxx
Beautiful! QUESTION: Did you rinse out the root toner before putting the second toner on the rest of the hair?
no I mix them all together! and then rinse out all at once
will u be doing any haircutting videos?
really good tips and tricks loved this. I am a stylist in the UK and love watching ur vids xx
Would love to see some cutting videos also ❤️❤️ beautiful work!
can you make a video on how to weave? i feel like its so difficult and def makes my time get longer
Really good tutorial
I like how you post the toners on the screen
keep doing that !
Love all these tips!!! So so helpful! You're the best!
So helpful, can't wait for more videos like this one!!
Love the video, the tips are awesome for hairdressers at any level which is cool...question for you about bleach, I've been wanting to switch to Schwarzkopf Blondme for foiling/babylights but I'm a bit worried about it swelling. I've seen you use it in your videos so I was wondering your thoughts on it. Thanks girl!
This is something I struggle with. Even today. I’ve tried feathering up. Not going to the top of the foil and I just don’t know what I’m doing wrong. So frustrating Ty for this video. I’m going to try the consistency of the bleach tmrw
Thank you for these beauty school series! I'm less than a year into my career so I love these videos!
love the video!!! super helpful im going to use these tips at work!
Thank you!! Love foiling technique videos
Beautiful work !! Love it !
I love your videos! thank you for all you share with us!
looking forward to see highlight with tone shades Eq in dark hair
How long do you leave the toner on the ends? Just until it is the color you want? Or do you do longer so it stays longer against the clients future washes? Also when you tone are you doing equal parts color to processing solution? and equal parts color to processing/clear solution?
Hello
I wanted to say first thing that you are charming, and that your channel contributes a lot to those who like to make changes in hair and has no budget for it.
What I wanted to ask was: Can I dye my hair after I have made it clear to Blonde whether chemically it has no effect?
And will I be given a beautiful transition of shades ..?
I'd love to hear your answer
Thanks .
Hi beautiful Jessi, Please could you let me know what lowlight color and products you using xx
Thank you so much for sharing your tips and tricks!!! I would love to see a series on how to get a platinum blonde that I see all the time with the starting level say a 4/5..... I just don't understand how to get it so platinum without it frying!! Thanks you so much.. your awesome for doing the vids!!
That looks sooooo good!!!! Thanks for the great videos
where did you get your foil board from?
The Board.. AGGRAVATION saver! Now that we are all stuck in the house covid-19 style I have to do my own highlights but your awesome Jessi, thank you and the FOAM foils, Again, can not thank you enough! Wait Goldwell what? Gel would be way better for the smudge
I just found your channel and I am obsessed with your work! So beautiful. Whats your average timing for doing a full foil or balayage? I feel like the thing I struggle with most is timing. I'm I bit of a perfectionist so I overthink every section. I'm trying to work on my timing so I can fit more clients in, but still do beautiful blondes.
You did an excellent job. This video! Awesome!
I luv it!! really beautiful I'll like to see a cutting hair video, like long layers or a Bob
This is exactly the video I’ve been looking for! Thank you
I love this series! Great tips! Xoxo
Loved the video! So informative!!
Love your videos they're always so informative! What advice do you have for someone that's indecisive about going to cosmetology school? I've wanted to for years since like the 8th grade & I'm 20 now but haven't gone due to it being the type of job where your job doesn't typically get insurance/retirement benefits with this profession typically. I'm going to school for something now in the healthcare field. I like it but my mind still goes to cosmetology and wanting a job in the industry. So any advice would be helpful! Thank you!
Really eye-catching 🤩. I’m from Italy and I’d like to buy a long tail comb like yours. What brand is it? It’s really hard to find combs like that here in Italy tho but I’m not into dear tools tbh. Could you tell me what brand is cheaper than Krest and YS Park, please? I’ve recently looked up on Amazon and I’ve only found The Krest and YS Park extra tail comb but they’re really expensive to me. Could you help me, please ? Any brand that ships to Italy. Thanks in advance 🤩🔝❤️. Amazing video😍
Well explained !!!
This video is super helpful, I learned a lot i saved this video for reference
Thank you for sharing these amazing tips!
Heyy👋❤how do u mix redken flashlift?? Can we use heat??
How are you able to overlap the bleach and not cause damage
thank you for this series! ! very informative!
I have problems with my weaved sections being messy. What are your tips for clean sections and a clean weave?
Do you increase developers as you go so that the foils are all processed at the same time? Do you ever wash out the back before the front or take finished foils out and rinse them?
Every single time I highlight, I tiger stripe and I never know what to do about it. I’m definitely going to try this next time I get a highlight client!
Look at the “angles” of the head...everyone’s head is different...just adjust accordingly!!