I’ve just realised having posted this video that the video animation with the toning formula didn’t get posted for some reason so here it is the final toner was redken shades EQ 09NB 20g 09V 20g Crystal clear 40 g 80 g of processing solution applied to towel dried hair processed for 20 minutes
Hello James, means the Toner "09NB" =09 Nature/ Beige (Beige-like a cendre nuance/blue) or mean it Nature /Brown (like a Nuance /7)..i think it`s beige to correct orange shades, is this right?
Hi Anja great question, So yes it’s natural beige as she said Beije consists of gold and violet Beije is actually a neutral colour that sits in the middle of the colour wheel when you use violet to neutralise gold so there is still violet in it so it will have some blue but it is just generally a very well-balanced colour but beige it leans on the violet side unlike a natural which is just equal parts of all three of the primary colours. So the NB for me in this particular colour formulation is just to prevent it from going to muddy looking to keep everything bright and balance but keep everything on a cool pallet to I didn’t want to make it completely flat because of the previous colour scenario I wanted to hair to look healthy and if you sometimes cool hair down to match the hair starts to look Sludgy and not so nice Specially when the hair is porous it can become oversaturated very quickly so only putting a small amount of neutralising colour into it for me always looks like the hair is in much better condition even though it’s definitely not
Ah that is super sweet Rashmee I see what you’re saying but I just really enjoy the community that this channel has created and I am so grateful that you guys support me on my journey to making you better hairdressers this is a world of take take take and the fact that you guys comment, like, subscribe and join my Patreon makes it feel like we’re in this together and that is one humbling feeling. 😁👍🏻
The fact you say thank you so genuinely and explain why you always ask us to like the videos, watch the ads etc Is always to me very transparent and honest that makes a big difference 💕
Thank you so much, you do not understand how much these videos help me. I went to the salon and had my hair done, highlight, baby lights color. They had a new assistant and I was fine with her training. That next morning I was in the hospital for four days due to anaphylaxis shock. I almost died, I was on a breathing machine for a few days. The assistant forgot to write down the products used. She was great otherwise, new and nervous. I do not blame them. It could have been food, medicine even a bee snuck in while I was sleeping who knows? Since the doctors could not figure out what it was and that was the only thing new. I have a fear now of going to the salon now it's been almost a year or so. Hair down past my but and orange as tried to have hubby do it. So I will have him try this at home. Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!
Non-hair-professional here, learning so much from you while waiting out the pandemic! Hopefully I will have more success than failure with my hair given all the tips you’ve shared. I am a university professor, so I appreciate great teaching-and your explanations and demos are excellent! I especially appreciate that you emphasize the importance of having lots of skills in one’s toolbox-you never know when you might need them-this is a great philosophy for most professions! Thanks for the top-notch content. Thanks and stay healthy!
Wow wow wow Mich This comment is massively appreciated it is such a huge compliment coming from a professional educator as yourself well a professor at that in my opinion the highest echelons of education so thank you for taking the time to comment
i had someone with natural level 2, thick, curly hair ask for silver-white. first problem--her friend bleached out the left side of her head to bright orange! i had to match both sides and proceed from there. it took hours and hours but i finally achieved it, but i didnt charge nearly enough. great video, james!
This looked just as terrifying when you were applying the bleach as when I'm tackling a color correction like this. Beautifully done. I was so looking forward to the toning bit of this episode because that's my biggest challenge. I'd love to see another video where you talk us through the colors you see in the hair and why you chose a certain formula and how porosity plays a role. If this already exists please let me know.
Glad you enjoy this episode yes this particular episode didn’t include the toner I do have a episode about toning I will link it below, I do plan to do a few more videos around the toning subject so keep your eyes peeled for those but in the meantime enjoy this one th-cam.com/video/J_roxCihHGk/w-d-xo.html
I am a hair dresser from Algeria and here so many people do their hair at home and come to us professional when they have done so much damage to their hair which makes our work very challenging as professionals in order to fix their hair.
Unfortunately Andrea I fear the worst I have been trawling the Internet over the last nine weeks and I have seen many many many home hair colours going on there will definitely be plenty of this to fix unfortunately
I did do your shag cut! I really like it too! Thank you! I also did my own bleach and toner. I am usually a brown but I am going gray so I wanted it light enough that I could do blonde of gray depending on my mood. So I been playing with the purple shampoos, color conditioner and Demi permanent to tone it here and there. It is actually fun to do a different tone instead of always dying my hair. My hair is actually shiny even, and not damaged as I thought it would be
Exactly what I would have done and I always start from the back too. And Îm glad to see that you’re for real with your clients too. They shouldn’t expect pure white after dyi Ing at home.
WOW!! Wish you were here in Toronto, CA. You are a natural pro with hair. Here in Toronto everyone is on power trips. They rush, rush, rush your hair. They don't listen and the hair turns out BAD as a result. Been through this so many times. So, I bleached my own hair. It turned out good but the mid section was a darker shade so I left the toner on for longer and it turned out white. My hair is a mess now. How do I get rid this white patch in the back of my head now?
Thank you James your incredible love all your videos you inspire me so much to go to hair school best teacher ever and artist!!💯❤️ Glad to see your doing well!!🥰💪
Thank you very much in fact the whole salon looks like that because we used to have a stylist that was not very happy with working there and used to deliberately spell colour on the floor 😐 He just didn’t get on with my bosses
I’m an artist and I absolutely LOVE the way paint splatter looks when it’s been naturally built up over time on a surface. My easel and brush handles and sketchbooks splattered in paint are treasures to me. Seeing and appreciating the evidence of your life makes you remember and reflect on just how much life you’ve actually lived. Something about it reflects the passage of time so well. HOWEVER- it’s odd that I didn’t even notice in this video until I saw your comment but I agree, especially now knowing the backstory, I’d look at those splatters in the salon and seethe every day if I owned this place; bc covering *your own* floor in splatters is totally different from covering someone else’s floor out of spite? I genuinely can’t even put myself in that headspace.
Love you care about not damaging the hair i just had someone destroy my hair im thinking on purpose since they trally did a ton of terrible stuff to my beautiful hair now its trashed thanks JR Navarro
I really enjoy your videos. I personally always use lightener on the regrowth last no matter how dark the level of hair because of scalp sensitivity to product. The #1 cause of scalp sensitivity is a chemical reaction to minerals deposited on the scalp and hair strand which exist in the water we bathe in.
@@TheLifeOfHair I'd apply 5 or 10 volume lightener to the band first, then 20 to the regrowth, then go over the band one more time with 20 vol applied on top of the low volume developer for the last couple minutes. The less time lightener is left on scalp the better. I've had lightener reactions before on clients and it's a scary thing. If you do on scalp lightener and you have to take it off and it's not totally processed you can always do a shadow root to blend the color until the next visit. Set up a Malibu crystal gel treatment before the next lightening session to remove mineral buildup and that should take care of scalp sensitivity.
@@clarewagner1487ok so you’re saying that the mineral buildup already exists in our hair from regular showering, and that many of the reactions to lightener are bc it’s interacting with the normal stuff you’d always have on your hair bc of water? Is this why I’m seeing more ppl suggest a clarifying shampoo beforehand, to clear minerals out of the hair? I usually only wash my hair once every ten days or so so now I’m wondering if I should try and do my processing earlier in the cycle instead on the very last day. I haven’t had anything terrible happen but I’ve had an itchy scalp and some flakiness after my last bleaching. I’ve got to correct banding and I’m so unsure of which condition my hair needs to be in to do tedious meticulous bleach application
@@rainbomg I'd suggest a Malibu crystal gel treatment before a chemical service and occasionally throughout the year to give the hair a complete detox.
Great advice as always. I have watched all your videos throughout lockdown and I will definitely be taking some useful tips back to the salon when we are allowed to reopen.. Congratulations by the way it sounds like you have some exciting times ahead.. well deserved!!🙌👍😊
That is wonderful Roberta I’m so pleased the videos have resonated with you in that way and I so hope they work out for you in real life to. Yes some interesting things happening in the background hopefully some of them pull off
Sometimes i just go over the roots and the band because the heat from the scalp will process that part fast and the band is allready light but not as warm from body heat, so usually lifts evenly but depends on the situation too.
I’m watching all your videos , enjoying so much and getting so many more information. If i have a question or need your guidance in particular area , where do i email?
Would you use this same process if the "under deveolped" section was a faded rootshadow? The prior stylist used a permanant wella color for the RS for reference. (Regrowth level 5/6 and RS 7/8 brassy)
I did go over! I lighten my hair, bleached it two times the waited a week did one more and it was a yellow, tied to do T14 and it didn’t do much so used Demi permant mushroom blonde on it because I had to go to work. So I wait a week and put in color oops to shrink the color molecules and rinsed it out. Oil treatment, then next day I bleached it a bit mor thinking that was the problem. It was a lot lighter and I used overtone in vibrant silver and it was beautiful white silver on top but wasn’t enough in the jar so I had patches uncover and some parts o saw some green, so I added some conditioner that came with the overtone kit and it was not as strong so I left it on a little longer, only in the yellow legs gosh spots that was not covered well not I have green tint and blue tints! And there is some yellow. Not sure what to do, I could color oops and take all color out and go to salon with the blonde orange for them to work with.. or leave it blue and green and that costs more and go there to salon. Or o could color oops and try a different toner making sure I get two bottles to get all over. Or order and use overtone again. I am not sure what to do. I don’t want to go back dark because I have been getting gray hair halo and I wanted something I could have so when it grows out it just blends in.
It sounds like you've bleached and done colour oops a lot of times! How many in total? You're hair will be very damaged at this point. Do not bleach or do colour oops again. A wash out, very temporary colour is all I think you can do at this point if you need to. Go to a salon when you can as nobody can really help or advise without seeing your hair. Brown dye could make your hair a muddy green at this point, so don't do it. Would a wash out pastel rose colour, for rose gold hair or maybe pastel lilac help you survive the next few days? I'm assuming that the hairdresser's aren't open yet where you are.
Edith Pruitt, girrrl how do you still have hair on your head with all these bleach! Just get protein treatments darlin' until you get to a good salon to rescue your mane. Trust me i have been doing a bit of playing with my hair with colors over the years and now i miss the softness and long length n fast growth that has been now replaced with uneven damaged 3different colored breaking falling, puffy n rough hair!
t14 only works if your hair is light enough. your hair must be a level 10 or lighter in order to achieve the desired results of t14. you have to match the level of toner with the level of your hair or you can use a lower level toner. higher levels of toner than your hair will not work
cashoomilk well it is about a level 8 or 9 now. But I fixed it. And I am lucky I have thick hair. But I ended up doing a bleach bath. And then T 14 and it turned out an ash blonde but it’s like ash blonde and white. And that is better than blue! I will leave it alone now. I think once my roots grow out it should blend in now.
Zeenat Sumra lol yes I know! I just wanted to blend in the greys that are coming in and my brown hair is starting to look to drastic on my aging face! But well it is about a level 8 or 9 now. But I fixed it. And I am lucky I have thick hair. But I ended up doing a bleach bath. And then T 14 and it turned out an ash blonde but it’s like ash blonde and white. And that is better than blue! I will leave it alone now. I think once my roots grow out it should blend in now. And it isn’t as damaged as you would think! I prayed the entire time lol and did conditioning treatments and oils
@@TheLifeOfHair Thanks for your concern, we are still without a teacher so far, maybe after Christmas holidays. I like your English and I am learning from you both English and hairdressing, you’re the best teacher ever, thank you so much for your effort.
Hi silver toner was redken shades EQ 09NB 20g 09V 20g Crystal clear 40 g 80 g of processing solution applied to towel dried hair processed for 20 minutes and treated with CAT 😁👍🏻
Because the client wanted a blanket finish and this was a faster way of getting the result than doing that back highlights have a house all the best James
Hi Hina I am very well thank you how are you? Can I ask you a question before I asked the question I am always happy to make videos for you guys by the way my question is why would you want to cover grey with 3vol??
@@TheLifeOfHair Hi I m fine too.but virus is getting speed here .and all of us infected with little viral infection.well women like to remain in blonde color. They force me to maintain their blonde color while covering grey hair.like one of my client has beautiful super ash blonde color.and she has grey hair too she has long and healthy hair I only cover her 2,4 inches hair with super ash blonde. That's why I want to cover grey hair with 30 vol.
Hi Lisa the Toner was redken shades EQ 09NB 20g 09V 20g Crystal clear 40 g 80 g of processing solution applied to towel dried hair processed for 20 minutes 😁👍🏻
Interesting video, couldn’t one bleach the whole root until the pale blonde in one go? Because the 1cm root would lighten faster anyway and the cold shaft is prelightened but not where the goal is? The only thing is when overlapping onto the pale blonde, that might cause disintegration
I suppose you could do the whole thing in one go you would need to different levels of peroxide at least two levels apart for instance you would have to do the roots with With 20 volume and then go back in and do your Band with 10 volume 😁👍🏻
Nothing basically you can only put a toner on level for instance The band was more like a level eight we could only put a level eight tone on that it might have looked a bit cooler but it definitely wouldn’t of made it look light level 10 like we’ve got it in the end. so here’s the thing to think about when you’re putting toners and Hair you need to know how dark or light the hair is you’re putting it on otherwise you may not get the result you were expecting 😁👍🏻
Hi James, what a brilliant result although my palms were starting to get "clammy" at one stage looking at those bands😳 but you smashed it as always you absolute "hair Ninja " you 🤣 your so so natural as an educator James you truly are FAB U LOUS 😊 thank you so much 🙏 Stay well and keep up the quotes 🤹♂️😜 (nice one) 🤣 Paul 👍
Hi Paul hope you’re well buddy thank you so much I think this one looks trickier than it was but it definitely turned out alright. 👍🏻 Stay safe stay well Paul look after yourself next ✌🏻😁
Unfortunately Jocelyn this is the price you pay for having bleached hair people might argue this statement but there is no such thing as great condition bleached hair you can have good condition bleached hair but by the very nature of bleaching hair we take away so much quality
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I’ve just realised having posted this video that the video animation with the toning formula didn’t get posted for some reason so here it is the final toner was redken shades EQ 09NB 20g 09V 20g Crystal clear 40 g 80 g of processing solution applied to towel dried hair processed for 20 minutes
Hello James, means the Toner "09NB" =09 Nature/ Beige (Beige-like a cendre nuance/blue) or mean it Nature /Brown (like a Nuance /7)..i think it`s beige to correct orange shades, is this right?
I’m in the United States we do not have the bleach you have so what would you call it here
Hi Anja great question, So yes it’s natural beige as she said Beije consists of gold and violet Beije is actually a neutral colour that sits in the middle of the colour wheel when you use violet to neutralise gold so there is still violet in it so it will have some blue but it is just generally a very well-balanced colour but beige it leans on the violet side unlike a natural which is just equal parts of all three of the primary colours. So the NB for me in this particular colour formulation is just to prevent it from going to muddy looking to keep everything bright and balance but keep everything on a cool pallet to I didn’t want to make it completely flat because of the previous colour scenario I wanted to hair to look healthy and if you sometimes cool hair down to match the hair starts to look Sludgy and not so nice Specially when the hair is porous it can become oversaturated very quickly so only putting a small amount of neutralising colour into it for me always looks like the hair is in much better condition even though it’s definitely not
The closest thing that I know comparatively is called L’Oreal Platinium let me know if you have over there
Why am I always close to tears everytime you thank us? It should be us thanking you for giving this valuable information! 💜
Ah that is super sweet Rashmee I see what you’re saying but I just really enjoy the community that this channel has created and I am so grateful that you guys support me on my journey to making you better hairdressers this is a world of take take take and the fact that you guys comment, like, subscribe and join my Patreon makes it feel like we’re in this together and that is one humbling feeling. 😁👍🏻
Cause he seems so sweet and humble human being yet he is brilliant! And that is so rare
You're a great educator, as well as humble and sincere!
Thank you Cathy very kind of you
The fact you say thank you so genuinely and explain why you always ask us to like the videos, watch the ads etc Is always to me very transparent and honest that makes a big difference 💕
This comment means a lot to me thank you very much
Thank you so much, you do not understand how much these videos help me. I went to the salon and had my hair done, highlight, baby lights color. They had a new assistant and I was fine with her training. That next morning I was in the hospital for four days due to anaphylaxis shock. I almost died, I was on a breathing machine for a few days. The assistant forgot to write down the products used. She was great otherwise, new and nervous.
I do not blame them. It could have been food, medicine even a bee snuck in while I was sleeping who knows? Since the doctors could not figure out what it was and that was the only thing new. I have a fear now of going to the salon now it's been almost a year or so. Hair down past my but and orange as tried to have hubby do it. So I will have him try this at home. Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!
Non-hair-professional here, learning so much from you while waiting out the pandemic! Hopefully I will have more success than failure with my hair given all the tips you’ve shared. I am a university professor, so I appreciate great teaching-and your explanations and demos are excellent! I especially appreciate that you emphasize the importance of having lots of skills in one’s toolbox-you never know when you might need them-this is a great philosophy for most professions! Thanks for the top-notch content. Thanks and stay healthy!
Wow wow wow Mich This comment is massively appreciated it is such a huge compliment coming from a professional educator as yourself well a professor at that in my opinion the highest echelons of education so thank you for taking the time to comment
i had someone with natural level 2, thick, curly hair ask for silver-white. first problem--her friend bleached out the left side of her head to bright orange! i had to match both sides and proceed from there. it took hours and hours but i finally achieved it, but i didnt charge nearly enough. great video, james!
This looked just as terrifying when you were applying the bleach as when I'm tackling a color correction like this. Beautifully done. I was so looking forward to the toning bit of this episode because that's my biggest challenge. I'd love to see another video where you talk us through the colors you see in the hair and why you chose a certain formula and how porosity plays a role. If this already exists please let me know.
Glad you enjoy this episode yes this particular episode didn’t include the toner I do have a episode about toning I will link it below, I do plan to do a few more videos around the toning subject so keep your eyes peeled for those but in the meantime enjoy this one th-cam.com/video/J_roxCihHGk/w-d-xo.html
@@TheLifeOfHair thank you very much!
I am a hair dresser from Algeria and here so many people do their hair at home and come to us professional when they have done so much damage to their hair which makes our work very challenging as professionals in order to fix their hair.
Yes I am sure that does make your day-to-day life very challenging in the salon I’m sure you have a lot of experience with colour correction
Totally agree condition must always come first, let’s hope not too many of these hit styling chairs lovely end result .
Unfortunately Andrea I fear the worst I have been trawling the Internet over the last nine weeks and I have seen many many many home hair colours going on there will definitely be plenty of this to fix unfortunately
Agree. Better a little warmth than melted hair. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I did do your shag cut! I really like it too! Thank you! I also did my own bleach and toner. I am usually a brown but I am going gray so I wanted it light enough that I could do blonde of gray depending on my mood. So I been playing with the purple shampoos, color conditioner and Demi permanent to tone it here and there. It is actually fun to do a different tone instead of always dying my hair.
My hair is actually shiny even, and not damaged as I thought it would be
That is Wonderful Edith so fantastic to hear that good job
Exactly what I would have done and I always start from the back too. And Îm glad to see that you’re for real with your clients too. They shouldn’t expect pure white after dyi Ing at home.
Yes Jesse you always have to be completely realistic that is my number one rule
You are amazing I have used a lot of your tips in my salon!
Wicked Dianna that is so fantastic I’m so pleased 😁✌🏻
I don’t know how I found tour channel but boy am I happy I did. You’re an awesome educator. Thank you for sharing your expertise.
WOW!! Wish you were here in Toronto, CA. You are a natural pro with hair. Here in Toronto everyone is on power trips. They rush, rush, rush your hair. They don't listen and the hair turns out BAD as a result. Been through this so many times.
So, I bleached my own hair. It turned out good but the mid section was a darker shade so I left the toner on for longer and it turned out white. My hair is a mess now. How do I get rid this white patch in the back of my head now?
Thank you James your incredible love all your videos you inspire me so much to go to hair school best teacher ever and artist!!💯❤️ Glad to see your doing well!!🥰💪
Wonderful Wendy so pleased I’ve inspired you ✌🏻😁
That short redkin brush is Fabulous
Yes buddy I absolutely love those brushes
What a lovely job!
Your salon neighbors floor though! If I had to look at those color splashes everyday I'd go crazy.
Thank you very much in fact the whole salon looks like that because we used to have a stylist that was not very happy with working there and used to deliberately spell colour on the floor 😐 He just didn’t get on with my bosses
I’m an artist and I absolutely LOVE the way paint splatter looks when it’s been naturally built up over time on a surface. My easel and brush handles and sketchbooks splattered in paint are treasures to me. Seeing and appreciating the evidence of your life makes you remember and reflect on just how much life you’ve actually lived. Something about it reflects the passage of time so well. HOWEVER- it’s odd that I didn’t even notice in this video until I saw your comment but I agree, especially now knowing the backstory, I’d look at those splatters in the salon and seethe every day if I owned this place; bc covering *your own* floor in splatters is totally different from covering someone else’s floor out of spite? I genuinely can’t even put myself in that headspace.
Thank you for sharing your experience with teaching.
you are thoughtful of others. God bless you all.
You are very very welcome I’m so pleased that you guys enjoy it
Always enjoy watching and I’ve learned so much from you in a short time. You are a wonderful teacher! Thank you for sharing!
That is absolutely wonderful to hear thank you for letting me know
I really appreciate your videos. They’re easy to understand and your very thorough. Thank you.
I love this channel! A real pro. Finally!
Absolutely amazing work! Thank you ☺️
Thank you very much
That’s so so helpful and exactly what I’ve been looking for! So, thank you and keep doing what you’re doing!!❤
Thank you so much for making educational videos, they're so helpful and interesting, perfect for a beginner like me :)
Wonderful glad you appreciate them thank you for your comment
Amazing result!!!! Lovely color!!
Wonderful glad you enjoyed it
Love you care about not damaging the hair i just had someone destroy my hair im thinking on purpose since they trally did a ton of terrible stuff to my beautiful hair now its trashed thanks JR Navarro
Hi James another really helpful video. Thank you.
Wonderful Jacqui glad you enjoyed it
I love the way you explain things, thank you for being such a good teacher 👌
Thank you for Veronica 😁✌🏻
I really enjoy your videos. I personally always use lightener on the regrowth last no matter how dark the level of hair because of scalp sensitivity to product. The #1 cause of scalp sensitivity is a chemical reaction to minerals deposited on the scalp and hair strand which exist in the water we bathe in.
Superb Claire, just out of interest in this particular instance how would you have gone about it ???
@@TheLifeOfHair I'd apply 5 or 10 volume lightener to the band first, then 20 to the regrowth, then go over the band one more time with 20 vol applied on top of the low volume developer for the last couple minutes. The less time lightener is left on scalp the better. I've had lightener reactions before on clients and it's a scary thing. If you do on scalp lightener and you have to take it off and it's not totally processed you can always do a shadow root to blend the color until the next visit. Set up a Malibu crystal gel treatment before the next lightening session to remove mineral buildup and that should take care of scalp sensitivity.
@@clarewagner1487ok so you’re saying that the mineral buildup already exists in our hair from regular showering, and that many of the reactions to lightener are bc it’s interacting with the normal stuff you’d always have on your hair bc of water? Is this why I’m seeing more ppl suggest a clarifying shampoo beforehand, to clear minerals out of the hair? I usually only wash my hair once every ten days or so so now I’m wondering if I should try and do my processing earlier in the cycle instead on the very last day. I haven’t had anything terrible happen but I’ve had an itchy scalp and some flakiness after my last bleaching. I’ve got to correct banding and I’m so unsure of which condition my hair needs to be in to do tedious meticulous bleach application
@@rainbomg I'd suggest a Malibu crystal gel treatment before a chemical service and occasionally throughout the year to give the hair a complete detox.
@@clarewagner1487 ok thanks! I’ve def seen that before, you can get it in the little packets I’ll pick one up and try it!
Great advice as always. I have watched all your videos throughout lockdown and I will definitely be taking some useful tips back to the salon when we are allowed to reopen..
Congratulations by the way it sounds like you have some exciting times ahead.. well deserved!!🙌👍😊
That is wonderful Roberta I’m so pleased the videos have resonated with you in that way and I so hope they work out for you in real life to. Yes some interesting things happening in the background hopefully some of them pull off
So satisfying to watch!!
Wonderful Sophie really pleased you enjoyed it
Big fans as always James!
Thank you How To Cut It likewise
Sometimes i just go over the roots and the band because the heat from the scalp will process that part fast and the band is allready light but not as warm from body heat, so usually lifts evenly but depends on the situation too.
Lovely even results, great work 😃👏🏻
Thank you Robert Hope you’re well
The Life Of Hair unfortunally im sick, with suspect covid, ive been home
in almost 5 weeks now 🙁 i Hope its soon over and i Can be back to work !
Can you post tutorials on color client questionnaires and types of forms that are good to have color clients sign.
That is a great idea Lisa yes I will definitely make a video about that ✌🏻😁
The Life Of Hair thank you!
Excellent result! Did she dance out of your salon? I would have 💛
Yeah she was pretty pleased she didn’t think it was gonna look like that
Fantastic video that teach us how manages bleaching the hair...‼️‼️👍👍. 🏆
Wonderful so pleased you enjoyed it
Great result. 👌💕
Thank you
🤗.the result is superb
Thank you very much hope you’re well
I’m watching all your videos , enjoying so much and getting so many more information. If i have a question or need your guidance in particular area , where do i email?
If you had a 10v available to you, would you have used it for your band?
Yes I would’ve done ✅
Would you use this same process if the "under deveolped" section was a faded rootshadow? The prior stylist used a permanant wella color for the RS for reference. (Regrowth level 5/6 and RS 7/8 brassy)
Great work ! 👏
Thank you very much Maria
Cool breeze night and watching your video👍❤🌹
Wonderful sounds amazing
Thank you for your great work!
Great video!
Thank you very much Astrid
I did go over! I lighten my hair, bleached it two times the waited a week did one more and it was a yellow, tied to do T14 and it didn’t do much so used Demi permant mushroom blonde on it because I had to go to work. So I wait a week and put in color oops to shrink the color molecules and rinsed it out. Oil treatment, then next day I bleached it a bit mor thinking that was the problem. It was a lot lighter and I used overtone in vibrant silver and it was beautiful white silver on top but wasn’t enough in the jar so I had patches uncover and some parts o saw some green, so I added some conditioner that came with the overtone kit and it was not as strong so I left it on a little longer, only in the yellow legs gosh spots that was not covered well not I have green tint and blue tints! And there is some yellow. Not sure what to do, I could color oops and take all color out and go to salon with the blonde orange for them to work with.. or leave it blue and green and that costs more and go there to salon.
Or o could color oops and try a different toner making sure I get two bottles to get all over. Or order and use overtone again.
I am not sure what to do. I don’t want to go back dark because I have been getting gray hair halo and I wanted something I could have so when it grows out it just blends in.
It sounds like you've bleached and done colour oops a lot of times! How many in total? You're hair will be very damaged at this point. Do not bleach or do colour oops again. A wash out, very temporary colour is all I think you can do at this point if you need to. Go to a salon when you can as nobody can really help or advise without seeing your hair. Brown dye could make your hair a muddy green at this point, so don't do it. Would a wash out pastel rose colour, for rose gold hair or maybe pastel lilac help you survive the next few days? I'm assuming that the hairdresser's aren't open yet where you are.
Edith Pruitt, girrrl how do you still have hair on your head with all these bleach! Just get protein treatments darlin' until you get to a good salon to rescue your mane. Trust me i have been doing a bit of playing with my hair with colors over the years and now i miss the softness and long length n fast growth that has been now replaced with uneven damaged 3different colored breaking falling, puffy n rough hair!
t14 only works if your hair is light enough. your hair must be a level 10 or lighter in order to achieve the desired results of t14. you have to match the level of toner with the level of your hair or you can use a lower level toner. higher levels of toner than your hair will not work
cashoomilk well it is about a level 8 or 9 now. But I fixed it. And I am lucky I have thick hair. But I ended up doing a bleach bath. And then T 14 and it turned out an ash blonde but it’s like ash blonde and white. And that is better than blue! I will leave it alone now. I think once my roots grow out it should blend in now.
Zeenat Sumra lol yes I know! I just wanted to blend in the greys that are coming in and my brown hair is starting to look to drastic on my aging face! But well it is about a level 8 or 9 now. But I fixed it. And I am lucky I have thick hair. But I ended up doing a bleach bath. And then T 14 and it turned out an ash blonde but it’s like ash blonde and white. And that is better than blue! I will leave it alone now. I think once my roots grow out it should blend in now. And it isn’t as damaged as you would think! I prayed the entire time lol and did conditioning treatments and oils
Thank you teacher
You’re very welcome Amal I hope you found a new teacher now
@@TheLifeOfHair Thanks for your concern, we are still without a teacher so far, maybe after Christmas holidays.
I like your English and I am learning from you both English and hairdressing, you’re the best teacher ever, thank you so much for your effort.
Great video! Thanx
You are very welcome Monika
Idk why this whole video is so relaxing especially with the background music. May I ask what is it?
Slayed it! Love it!
Thank you very much hope you’re well
wow thank you for this education!!!!
You are very welcome so pleased you enjoy it
Excellent.
Thanks for the help
You are amazing! 😻
Thank you very much
Did you use 20 vol on the black roots?
Yes SG 20 volume all throughout 👍🏻
What bleach do you use James or prefer to use?
Redken Power lift and 20 volume
Did you bleach the ends too?
No the condition was too fragile 😁👍🏻
Beautiful , what toners did you use? Or hair treatments afterwards?
Hi silver toner was redken shades EQ 09NB 20g 09V 20g Crystal clear 40 g 80 g of processing solution applied to towel dried hair processed for 20 minutes and treated with CAT 😁👍🏻
Why didn’t you do baby lights instead?
Because the client wanted a blanket finish and this was a faster way of getting the result than doing that back highlights have a house all the best James
👍 love your channel your education is amazing
Fantastic Miss Ireland very lovely to hear
Beautiful
Thank you Felicity ✌🏻😁
Hi .How are you?Plz make a video covering of grey hair with 30 volume.
Hi Hina I am very well thank you how are you? Can I ask you a question before I asked the question I am always happy to make videos for you guys by the way my question is why would you want to cover grey with 3vol??
@@TheLifeOfHair Hi I m fine too.but virus is getting speed here .and all of us infected with little viral infection.well women like to remain in blonde color. They force me to maintain their blonde color while covering grey hair.like one of my client has beautiful super ash blonde color.and she has grey hair too she has long and healthy hair I only cover her 2,4 inches hair with super ash blonde. That's why I want to cover grey hair with 30 vol.
What was your toner?
Hi Lisa the Toner was redken shades EQ 09NB 20g 09V 20g Crystal clear 40 g 80 g of processing solution applied to towel dried hair processed for 20 minutes 😁👍🏻
Interesting video, couldn’t one bleach the whole root until the pale blonde in one go? Because the 1cm root would lighten faster anyway and the cold shaft is prelightened but not where the goal is? The only thing is when overlapping onto the pale blonde, that might cause disintegration
I suppose you could do the whole thing in one go you would need to different levels of peroxide at least two levels apart for instance you would have to do the roots with With 20 volume and then go back in and do your Band with 10 volume 😁👍🏻
The Life Of Hair if there was a 10vol, you can also use 20 vol in a 4:1 ratio with lightener so it lightens way gentler than a 2:1
0 Loopz yes absolutely that is an option too very good suggestion 👌🏻
@@timschulze4162 could i do that with a 30 vol developer, so i can make it more gentle?
Awesome technique, will be doing a root touch up bleach tomorrow on 4 to 5 inch regrowth. Will be doing the foil technique from your video.
Wonderful I’d love to know how you got on using it
What would happen if u just put a toner on and dont bleach?
Nothing basically you can only put a toner on level for instance The band was more like a level eight we could only put a level eight tone on that it might have looked a bit cooler but it definitely wouldn’t of made it look light level 10 like we’ve got it in the end. so here’s the thing to think about when you’re putting toners and Hair you need to know how dark or light the hair is you’re putting it on otherwise you may not get the result you were expecting 😁👍🏻
Hi James, what a brilliant result although my palms were starting to get "clammy" at one stage looking at those bands😳 but you smashed it as always you absolute "hair Ninja " you 🤣 your so so natural as an educator James you truly are FAB U LOUS 😊 thank you so much 🙏 Stay well and keep up the quotes 🤹♂️😜 (nice one) 🤣 Paul 👍
Hi Paul hope you’re well buddy thank you so much I think this one looks trickier than it was but it definitely turned out alright. 👍🏻 Stay safe stay well Paul look after yourself next ✌🏻😁
thats spicy
Oh ok redken power lift 20 volume
you saw it nice one any other questions do let me know
Who else is here because their kid bleached part of their hair? And only one uneven part...
If you have to go through this process for blonde hair DON'T do it. After a few dye jobs, your hair will look fried, dry, and just plain ugly.
It’s too white it looks dead. No offense I just don’t get the color.
Her hair from mid to end looks fried ..... the price for wanting light blonde
Unfortunately Jocelyn this is the price you pay for having bleached hair people might argue this statement but there is no such thing as great condition bleached hair you can have good condition bleached hair but by the very nature of bleaching hair we take away so much quality