Ju Bronzino 30 minutes :). However her ends were previously lightened a little. I would process depending on your starting point and how light they would like to be. I typically check my clients after 20 minutes and then every 10 from there until I get to the level I like.
Tazzamarrazza absolutely! Just watch your mixing ratio and make your lightener similar to the consistency of toothpaste. I actually did this all the time before clay lighteners came out and it works like a charm 👍🏼
@@WhitneyZervos omg thank you so much. Been struggling with balayages. Just been doing full head of foils lately then root stretching but this gives me confidence. I can't believe how nice it lightens!
Tazzamarrazza oh no you could do this on darker hair for sure! Just know that balayage is a gradual transition so they have to go through the stages of lightening. You could always do foils on top and on the hairline with Demi or 10vol and then balayage panels underneath with 40vol at first to see how you like it? If you start at the bottom and then work to the top the top may be mostly dry by the time you get there anyway.
Beautiful and I look forward to trying it out on myself first and then in the salon. ❤
So pretty can’t wait to try once we can go back to working !🤍
Just wanted to say that you are so pretty, and your hair looks so cute! And here looks good too.
BEAUTIFUL!!! love this technique
Andrea Dodge awe thank you so much! I do too! It literally comes out perfect every time ❤️. Do you do this too?
Whss as t kind of bleach did you use and color formula for the roots and midshaft?
Really great job, hope you'll do some more vidéo of it's kind, I'm subscribing ! 😁
Keep on this way 💪
Jarod thank you! I am planning to do more! Just have to find those clients that will let me film them 😂.
Yeah... The struggle is real xD
@@NighteSpirit Lol
I always dry cut before a balayage
What brand of bleach have you used?
Beautiful
Thank you so much!
amazing job!!!! how much pose time?
Ju Bronzino 30 minutes :). However her ends were previously lightened a little. I would process depending on your starting point and how light they would like to be. I typically check my clients after 20 minutes and then every 10 from there until I get to the level I like.
Great video! beautiful result. Quick question. What is the difference between the toner and purple shampoo?
How much time is saved by doing it wet vs. Dry?
Could you use a regular lightener instead of clay?
Tazzamarrazza absolutely! Just watch your mixing ratio and make your lightener similar to the consistency of toothpaste. I actually did this all the time before clay lighteners came out and it works like a charm 👍🏼
@@WhitneyZervos omg thank you so much. Been struggling with balayages. Just been doing full head of foils lately then root stretching but this gives me confidence. I can't believe how nice it lightens!
@@WhitneyZervos is it a technique you'd only use on prelightened hair?
Tazzamarrazza oh no you could do this on darker hair for sure! Just know that balayage is a gradual transition so they have to go through the stages of lightening. You could always do foils on top and on the hairline with Demi or 10vol and then balayage panels underneath with 40vol at first to see how you like it? If you start at the bottom and then work to the top the top may be mostly dry by the time you get there anyway.
@@WhitneyZervos thank you so much for your advice, ready to smash some balayage now xoxo
ps...great job on the video!!
Did you marry all the three color toners you put on her hair?
😍😍😍
Damn looks like that client talks a lot. Lol