Hand Painting aka Dappling For Curly Hair | Highlighting Tutorial | Schwarzkopf Professional
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ธ.ค. 2021
- Senior National Corporate Trainer, Ian Mayer-Marszalek, takes us through a step-by-step tutorial on creating natural looking lightened ends when working with voluminous, textured and curly hair! This technique, often called dappling or hand painting, works by scrunching lightener into the ends of curly hair!
Have you tried this "hands-on" technique? What do you think? Let us know in the comments!
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I've been looking for something simple I can do myself to "disguise the silvers" (or at least distract from them!) in my dark brown black hair, without having to do a boring all over single color die again. This is exactly what I wanted. And so easy! I can't wait to try it tonight. Thank you!
Hi there! We're so glad you found this video helpful! Thanks for watching :-)
Awesome and real easy...thank you
You are so welcome!
Love it!.
Glad you like it!
Ian looks and sounds exactly like my teacher in cos school. I had to pause the video for moment😂
😆 thanks for watching!
Looks really good you did an amazing job 👏🏾. Ty!🤗
Thanks for watching!
@@SchwarzkopfProfessionalUSA Ya'Welcome 🤍
Really like the way this came out! It’s simple and subtle. I may have to try this out on myself 👍
Let us know what you think if you do! :-)
I love it. Can I do it on my longer curls? Please show a tutorial ❤
Thank you for this feedback! We will keep this in mind for future videos ✨
Does this work for 3b/3c hair?
Great question! So with tighter coily curls; a shoe shine technique would spread the lightner with more control than dappling / scrunching the curls. A great artist to follow with more curl tips is our Guest Artist Brittney @brittanywiththebluehair on Instagram. She's full of great info and is an amazing artist. I hope that this helps!
I like this and know that this is what I have been attempting to convey to my hairstylist for a long time. Sadly, again, I ended up getting babylights which look awful in my curly hair and I'm now searching online for how I can fix my hair on my own at home. Does this technique need a glaze added to it once the hightlighter chemicals have been washed out??
Great question. Just like all highlighting techniques after a few weeks toners fade away from the hair leaving the exposed raw lift. It is recommended to get a toner/glaze every 4-6 weeks depending upon how fast it may wash out. I hope that this helps! ♥♥
Than you for this tutorial. Could you please make a video what it looks like when styled sleek? I like to straighten my hair from time to time. Thank you
@@danawhite9449this technique is only designed for people who wear their hair curly all of the time. It won’t look right on sleek hair due to how the color is applied. If you plan to wear your hair straight balayage would work better.
Can u pls show wat happens when this hair is ironed straight for some ocassion how would it look..??? Pls show thanks
Thank you for this feedback! 💖 We will take it into consideration for future videos.
How long do you leave it on?!
Hey there! Great question, It all depends upon what the client goal is. This is an open air technique and not in foils, so it may have a longer processing time. Do note that after about 45 min the lightener starts to weaken so if you need additional lift you will need to do a second application. I hope that this helps! 🖤
Isn't this called clouding?
Hey there! Yes it is also called Clouding! Great techniques for textured curls! 💖
Hi there! Yes, you could call it clouding as well. Thats just the term they chose to use.