I'm NOT a professional. But, I've done this technique successfully on myself. It's almost a year later and it's time to do it again. This is by far the best, clearest, detailed without endless yammering on an on an on🙄. Every word is purposeful and on point. Thank you!
I’m not even kidding when I’m saying that this video changed my balayage game !! I tried it once after watching your video and my balayage has never looked as good , using this technique ! I tend to overthink things and the way you broke down the process really clicked with me !! I’ve done like 20 balayage since watching this video and I’ve loved the results ! Thank you so much ! Best balayage video ever ❤️❤️
As a hairstylist I know how long and tedious this process can be! She did an absolutely beautiful job with the techniques and her explanations were flawless. She really hit all the points....even down to pricing! Wonderful job!
This is so enlightening. Every time I ask for a balayage, my hair stylists always separate my hair as if they’re doing highlights and I HATE the results. This is what I want
Tell them you want hand painted balayage no foils and make sure the specialize in this technique not all stylists like to do this application method or know how to.
I'm not a professional but i do stuff to my hair all the time lol, i followed your tutorial on my niece's hair, shes 6 and her hair is down to her waist its a very dark brown. She has been begging me to make her hair look like mine lol. So i did this, and turned out beautiful! It looks subtle, but with so much dimension and looks so natural, didn't even have to tone it. Thank you!
You’ve got to be the only woman I’ve watched today that helped explain Balayage wonderfully! I had such a hard time in other videos trying to figure out where to start, how to start, tips or tricks, etc. You explained everything wonderfully, thank you for the info! I can’t wait to play with my hair! ❤️
I‘m screaming at my phone right now. I asked for a balayage from brown to mid-grey (so there was no need to have super bleached hair) and brought an inspiration photo with me. However, I have zero experience with dyeing hair or different techniques and the consultation had me believe that my hairdresser knew what I wanted. I left with weird highlights in blue, purple and pink (“it will wash out”). Needless to say, I‘ll be back there in a few days and pray that they are able to fix it. The colours do wash out but it’s still a damn mess. Thank you for the video, it provided a few very interesting details for me to “make my case” when I go back to the salon.
I actually prefer the foil technic cause it's more clean and professional. Also this hairdresser mixes the hair roots from the middle up on the roots, that's pretty wrong technic to use to the hairs cause it's damages the hair cells. I've seen a better application of balayage using a blender cream. I'm here to check out technics on this process and I believe the foil & blender cream is the best I've seen so far.
I wish I watched your video before I went to the salon. The hairdresser was supposed to be the best in the place. She didn't do any of the things you mentioned! She just took strands of my hair puffing them up towards my scalp very closely, like they do for rastas and then painted the rest. Then washed my hair and on a wet hair(!) she started brushing those tangles she made. I ended up with an entire head bleached with only the roots my normal colour. It was horrifying, now I will have to wait for years to get my beautiful long hair back.
Thank you so much for sharing the head-sheets which demonstrated your sectioning that was extremely helpful. Maybe I'm still too new to the industry (only been licensed for three months) but when you said your lightening clay lifted up to 7 volumes I had so much anxiety just imagining that! Hopefully with time and practice I'll have more confidence with lightening in general, but I love balayage because of the freeform style of application and over all effortless appearance it gives.
This is helpful but the second picture 3:35 you showed is not correct. The hairdresser is saying make lines going from back centre of top of horse shoe to top centre of ear. And when she demonstrates it by making sections, its also the same way as she explained. The lines in the image go in the other diagonal direction as far as i understood.
This technique is great if you want a natural look. But if the client wants a lighter look like a shimmery silver white. Then I suggest doing it in foils and Teasing before applying to create a good flow. When bleach hits air it oxidizes itself and so therefore you don’t get the necessary lift . Placing bleach in foil Prevents the air to hit it and also traps in the moisture and allow the bleach to continue to lift.
Love this. really wish she would have went more in depth explaining in the consultation what we should recommend for people who want a high contrast look.
Great tutorial! Would you avoid doing any balayage on the very top layer of hair if the client demands it? she still has some damage on just the very top layer and insists on not touching it with lightener at all, although I think it would not really damage it much further ( she has a level 6 with a bit of 5 on top.) and wants to achieve an overall dark golden ashy blonde balayage. Many thanks for your advice on this!
I want to myself can you suggest any product? i like my hair to be little lighter than brown I've black hair. I researched and thought i would buy Revlon
Hi Abdullah! We might recommend getting referrals from your friends who have hair that you admire. Depending on where you live, you can also do a search on area salons that might be a good fit. Once you've found a salon, having a thorough consultation with your stylist will also help to determine if they are right for you. Hope this helps!
To find a Kenra Professional salon or retailer in your area that carries our products, please visit www.kenraprofessional.com/salon-locator. We always recommend calling before your visit to make sure they have the products or services you are looking to purchase. ☺️
Excellent and straight to the point! Can you just explain to the Pros., why you are one of the only ( not ) heavy backcombing?? I’m not a fan because the snarly mess it creates. 🤯 def., a helpful tutorial, and I will continue to watch out for more Kenra in the future-as far as TH-cam goes, this was very well done! I love watching true Pros. Who are on here to teach and really help our Industry Blessings to all the Hair Artists out there 🥰👍
Hi Lori! So glad to hear you enjoyed this video and thank you for your feedback. Quick answer to your question. To balayage is to paint. The back combing provides a buffer for blending. Using the Simply Blonde Clay Lightener and a balayage technique, you do not need to back comb. In balayage, you are primarily painting the surface to create a natural lightened effect. ☺️
Great educational video - well explained and presented . Could you do lightening video explaining which technique is best for different situations and show hair lifting ( stages and when to rinse ) I've wimped out too early before then struggled with toning
Smaller sections with a fuller saturation will create less dimension and may achieve a higher contrast. However, depending on the starting level and the desired end result, an open-air balayage technique might not be the best option for a high contrast result. We recommend checking out this video: th-cam.com/video/lMDb3gGbRMU/w-d-xo.html as another option to achieve a balayage effect.
I wish I could get this done, but at 31 I have a big bald spot on the front and I've lost hair so much on the rest of my head plus my hair is so thin now that I'll probably will never be able to do something like this.
Congratulations to this masterpiece of balayage 101 🙌🏻 I'm about to make it on my sisters hear. If I may...to colour the grey roots, should I do it first respecting the sections I'll use for the balayage or should I just colour the whole hair after ? Help✌🏼😅 💖
He buscado muchísimos videos de balayage y hay decenas y decenas de videos que ha visto y todos tienen rayos y cientos de papel alumino super tediosos, y este ha sido el mejor resultado, que es exactamento como lo que quiero y super bien explicado, felicidades y muchas gracias por compartir :)
Mam I'm semi tan skin with black long slight wavy hair and i need your help to know that which Color balayge or which full hair color will look good on me , can u help me .
I did balayage on my daughters hair and I didn’t leave it on long enough in the very front. Is it ok to add more tomorrow when her hair is dry or is it best to wait?
Hi Whitney! You can add more right away. Just be sure to adjust the developer volume for the area you are lightening. You may want to use a lower volume developer for re-applying on previously lightened hair. Also, be sure to adjust your timing to prevent over-processing the hair.
That's the beauty of a diagonal mohawk section! It allows for the client to part anywhere and still have lightness at the part, or around the part if doing balayage considerably away from the scalp. We hope this helps!
Hi! Thank you for the helpful tutorial! I was wondering if you could clarify a bit more on how to pick the correct direction for the diagonal sections at the top of the head. You say to make the diagonals to go towards the heavier side of the hair when parting the hair to the side. My hair part is towards the right of my head so my left side is heavier. Would I follow the direction of the sections you show in the diagram at 3:14, or would my diagonals be in the opposite direction? Thank you again for the tutorial!
Balayage is a technique, not a style. Balayage can be used to create an ombre, for example. Just noticed your comment is a year ago. Hope it went well ⭐️
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I'm NOT a professional. But, I've done this technique successfully on myself. It's almost a year later and it's time to do it again. This is by far the best, clearest, detailed without endless yammering on an on an on🙄. Every word is purposeful and on point. Thank you!
We're glad you enjoyed our tutorial!
Was is easy to do on your own hair? I am planning to do too
@@KomalMaher905 it does not easy when I do in back area.. 😅
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I’m not even kidding when I’m saying that this video changed my balayage game !! I tried it once after watching your video and my balayage has never looked as good , using this technique ! I tend to overthink things and the way you broke down the process really clicked with me !! I’ve done like 20 balayage since watching this video and I’ve loved the results ! Thank you so much ! Best balayage video ever ❤️❤️
So wonderful to hear this! ☺️💕
As a hairstylist I know how long and tedious this process can be! She did an absolutely beautiful job with the techniques and her explanations were flawless. She really hit all the points....even down to pricing! Wonderful job!
Thank you so much! ☺️💕
This is so enlightening. Every time I ask for a balayage, my hair stylists always separate my hair as if they’re doing highlights and I HATE the results. This is what I want
Tell them you want hand painted balayage no foils and make sure the specialize in this technique not all stylists like to do this application method or know how to.
Imma be honest..... I clicked cuz I thought it said beyblades tutorial
lmao!
I'm not a professional but i do stuff to my hair all the time lol, i followed your tutorial on my niece's hair, shes 6 and her hair is down to her waist its a very dark brown. She has been begging me to make her hair look like mine lol. So i did this, and turned out beautiful! It looks subtle, but with so much dimension and looks so natural, didn't even have to tone it. Thank you!
That's fantastic! ☺️💕
What lightener did you use?
Best tutorial I’ve seen! Thank you from mobile hairdressers everywhere :)
So glad to hear you enjoyed this video, Emma! ❤️
Beautiful! I’ve seen a ton of tutorials but this by far is THE best! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and amazing work!
Wonderful to hear that ☺️🎉
You’ve got to be the only woman I’ve watched today that helped explain Balayage wonderfully! I had such a hard time in other videos trying to figure out where to start, how to start, tips or tricks, etc. You explained everything wonderfully, thank you for the info! I can’t wait to play with my hair! ❤️
This comment made our day! Glad you found it informative :)
This was so helpful! Wish I could see it on dark virgin hair tho:)
Thank you! We'll keep this in mind when planning future video content.
This was very helpful. The best balayage tutorial I've seen👏🏾💛
So glad to hear you found this video helpful! 😊
I‘m screaming at my phone right now. I asked for a balayage from brown to mid-grey (so there was no need to have super bleached hair) and brought an inspiration photo with me. However, I have zero experience with dyeing hair or different techniques and the consultation had me believe that my hairdresser knew what I wanted. I left with weird highlights in blue, purple and pink (“it will wash out”). Needless to say, I‘ll be back there in a few days and pray that they are able to fix it. The colours do wash out but it’s still a damn mess.
Thank you for the video, it provided a few very interesting details for me to “make my case” when I go back to the salon.
any kind of gray u need to have pretty bleach hair
Loved this technique and so helpful! I have been trying to find a better way to do a balayage and I feel like this helped so much! Thank you!
We are so glad to hear that, Tiffany! 😊
Couldn’t agree moreeee
Perfect! Please do a ombre look on dark brown hair next..
Thank you for your feedback! We'll make sure to keep this in mind when planning future content :)
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Everytime I go to a salon asking for balayage they just do regular highlights with foil 🤦🏻♀️smh
Same, my Aunt did that, even after I showed her what I wanted and I havent let her touch it sense.
So your hair didn’t turn out Balayge...????
JayMMXII just take this youtube with u💁🏾♀️🥴
I actually prefer the foil technic cause it's more clean and professional. Also this hairdresser mixes the hair roots from the middle up on the roots, that's pretty wrong technic to use to the hairs cause it's damages the hair cells. I've seen a better application of balayage using a blender cream. I'm here to check out technics on this process and I believe the foil & blender cream is the best I've seen so far.
I love this! Leaving out those front hairs until last?! Why didn’t I think of that?! Thanks for the education Kenra!
I like the strategy you present and perform for balayage. Love itttttttt
If you could do a video of just you doing the parting for this technique that would be awesome. When I went to do it I messed up on the side sections.
Great idea!
This was really informative and easy to understand and follow. Best tutorial on TH-cam. 👌👌
Thank you so much 😊
This is literally the perfect bayalage technique. You've got a new subscriber! Thanks so much for sharing your expertise
Excited to hear that! Welcome to our channel! 💕
Wow.... So helpful. Was not expecting this quality hair education
Thanks so much for your feedback Mariam! We are glad to hear you found it informative.
@@KenraProfessional no, thank you!!
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Excellent instructions! Very clear, well spoken, and the results were beautiful! thank you very much😊
Thank you so much for your feedback Emi. We are glad to hear you enjoyed this tutorial! ☺️
She seems like she could explain anything :O so clear and comprehensive!!
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Woow. Thank you so much for sharing such a talent with us. God bless🙏🙏
I feel cheated, I got a balayage but they did foils all over my head with out doing the ends
Did you process it under a dryer or heat lamp? Thanks
We do not recommend processing any of our color or lighteners under heat to ensure maximum integrity of the hair. Thank you for asking, Kathy!
I wish I watched your video before I went to the salon. The hairdresser was supposed to be the best in the place. She didn't do any of the things you mentioned! She just took strands of my hair puffing them up towards my scalp very closely, like they do for rastas and then painted the rest. Then washed my hair and on a wet hair(!) she started brushing those tangles she made. I ended up with an entire head bleached with only the roots my normal colour. It was horrifying, now I will have to wait for years to get my beautiful long hair back.
Which parts did you saturate and which did you surface?
Did this on myself and it was perfect. Better than my salon does here in Belgium.
Im gonna try this on myself too! Hope it turns out great! 😍
Thank you so much for sharing the head-sheets which demonstrated your sectioning that was extremely helpful. Maybe I'm still too new to the industry (only been licensed for three months) but when you said your lightening clay lifted up to 7 volumes I had so much anxiety just imagining that! Hopefully with time and practice I'll have more confidence with lightening in general, but I love balayage because of the freeform style of application and over all effortless appearance it gives.
Hi Timothy, you chose the best profession! Practice makes perfect 💕
Wow! Beautiful job! You 100% have talent and know what your doing!
Thank you Angie. Your feedback means a lot to us!
👏👏👏 SUPER HELPFUL! Especially your comment at 9:48. Xo
Gorgeous balayage. Thanks for sharing. I'll try it on my clients😍
Definitely the best hair tutorial out there. So helpful! Thank you😊
This comment made our day! ☺️
This video was very educational. You didn’t rush through like most videos! Impressed
Your feedback means a lot to us! So glad to hear you found this video helpful 😊
One of the most professional videos on TH-cam! she was very Good!,
Thank you for your feedback, Marilyn! ☺️💕
where can i buy Kenra simply blonde kit in the UAE? please help, searched all over the internet :(
Hi Taya! Unfortunately, our Kenra Simply Blonde products are only available in the US & Canada at the moment.
OMG thank you thank you!!! This was the best tutorial ever!!!
Happy to hear! Please let us know if there are other topics / techniques you would like to learn from us! Thank you!
This is helpful but the second picture 3:35 you showed is not correct. The hairdresser is saying make lines going from back centre of top of horse shoe to top centre of ear. And when she demonstrates it by making sections, its also the same way as she explained. The lines in the image go in the other diagonal direction as far as i understood.
Note: The head diagram @ 3:26 shows the diagonal subsections going in the wrong direction. Excellent video anyways.
Probably the best balayage tutorial I've seen, and I've been looking plenty!
Wonderful ☺️🙌
This technique is great if you want a natural look. But if the client wants a lighter look like a shimmery silver white. Then I suggest doing it in foils and Teasing before applying to create a good flow. When bleach hits air it oxidizes itself and so therefore you don’t get the necessary lift . Placing bleach in foil Prevents the air to hit it and also traps in the moisture and allow the bleach to continue to lift.
Love ur explanation .
Love this. really wish she would have went more in depth explaining in the consultation what we should recommend for people who want a high contrast look.
Thank you for your feedback! We'll keep this in mind when planning future videos.
What if I do thinner sections? Is it gonna look more natural??
Love the way you explain and show it on the video, you gain one more suscriber 👍😎😍
Amazing! We can't wait to share more tutorials with you.
I too subscribed. This is real talent that nobody must miss. 💕💕
Great tutorial! Would you avoid doing any balayage on the very top layer of hair if the client demands it? she still has some damage on just the very top layer and insists on not touching it with lightener at all, although I think it would not really damage it much further ( she has a level 6 with a bit of 5 on top.) and wants to achieve an overall dark golden ashy blonde balayage. Many thanks for your advice on this!
great placement instruction and execution was on point!
Thank you, Frank!
This is the best balayage video I have ever watched! Great teaching . I’m going to watch again. Thank you so much!
Thank you so much for watching ☺️
Loved it ❤️ it's pretty easy to do as well💟
Wonderful! :)
I want to myself can you suggest any product? i like my hair to be little lighter than brown I've black hair. I researched and thought i would buy Revlon
As a consumer who's never had any hair service before, how do I know which salon I can choose for a good service like this?
Hi Abdullah! We might recommend getting referrals from your friends who have hair that you admire. Depending on where you live, you can also do a search on area salons that might be a good fit. Once you've found a salon, having a thorough consultation with your stylist will also help to determine if they are right for you. Hope this helps!
Really informative. Although my expectations from my salon has reached its peak, I'm having second thoughts abt getting it done now😂😂
Absolutely love this! Where can I find a Kenra professional to do this in my area? Cincinnati OH.
To find a Kenra Professional salon or retailer in your area that carries our products, please visit www.kenraprofessional.com/salon-locator. We always recommend calling before your visit to make sure they have the products or services you are looking to purchase. ☺️
I clicked this accidentally, but her voice was so clear that I stuck around and actually learned something!
Thank you for watching! ☺️
Love the colors but the tubes are difficult to get the color all out. The tubes are out rollable at the end.
Excellent and straight to the point! Can you just explain to the Pros., why you are one of the only ( not ) heavy backcombing?? I’m not a fan because the snarly mess it creates. 🤯 def., a helpful tutorial, and I will continue to watch out for more Kenra in the future-as far as TH-cam goes, this was very well done! I love watching true Pros. Who are on here to teach and really help our Industry Blessings to all the Hair Artists out there 🥰👍
Hi Lori! So glad to hear you enjoyed this video and thank you for your feedback. Quick answer to your question. To balayage is to paint. The back combing provides a buffer for blending. Using the Simply Blonde Clay Lightener and a balayage technique, you do not need to back comb. In balayage, you are primarily painting the surface to create a natural lightened effect. ☺️
Where r u salon mam plzzz reply me
Hi Jagan! We are a hair care company based out of the Los Angeles area.
Great educational video - well explained and presented . Could you do lightening video explaining which technique is best for different situations and show hair lifting ( stages and when to rinse ) I've wimped out too early before then struggled with toning
Thanks! We'll share this with our team for future videos!
This is a lot of work . No wonder they charge so much .
All of you Kenra Professional educators can slay some hair!!! Beautiful job
Thank you so much! 💕☺️
Hermoso trabajo.... pero tengo una pregunta puedo usar esa técnica y cardar o no me daría un resultado óptimo ?
What is the best application for a high contrast result?
Smaller sections with a fuller saturation will create less dimension and may achieve a higher contrast. However, depending on the starting level and the desired end result, an open-air balayage technique might not be the best option for a high contrast result. We recommend checking out this video: th-cam.com/video/lMDb3gGbRMU/w-d-xo.html as another option to achieve a balayage effect.
Super work. This video is perfect.
Thank you for your feedback Cassandra. So glad to hear you liked this video :)
love your technique! with natural and seamless results!
Thank you! Your feedback means a lot to us. 🙂
I wish I could get this done, but at 31 I have a big bald spot on the front and I've lost hair so much on the rest of my head plus my hair is so thin now that I'll probably will never be able to do something like this.
Congratulations to this masterpiece of balayage 101 🙌🏻 I'm about to make it on my sisters hear. If I may...to colour the grey roots, should I do it first respecting the sections I'll use for the balayage or should I just colour the whole hair after ? Help✌🏼😅 💖
This sectioning technique is outstanding. I’m currently sitting with bleach on my head. 😂 Looking good so far. I’ll report back.
I’m back to report that my hair turned out soooo nicely. The sectioning and application techniques are brilliant. Works like a charm. THANK YOU.
He buscado muchísimos videos de balayage y hay decenas y decenas de videos que ha visto y todos tienen rayos y cientos de papel alumino super tediosos, y este ha sido el mejor resultado, que es exactamento como lo que quiero y super bien explicado, felicidades y muchas gracias por compartir :)
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This will not be good for clients with black virgin hair with ginger tones.
Hi Azeema-- you would likely need additional lift before toning, yes.
Beautiful job👍
Them for your help .i am doing balayage on my mum .this tips are perfect for beginners
Love this technique I just don’t understand the top
Could you do naturally dirty blonde/light brown hair with blonde balayage/ombre? Not sure if I should or not..
You could! We recommend that you talk to your hairstylist who can give you a proper consultation and walk you through the best option for you :)
Mam I'm semi tan skin with black long slight wavy hair and i need your help to know that which Color balayge or which full hair color will look good on me , can u help me .
I'm no expert, but maybe a warm caramel brown?
I did balayage on my daughters hair and I didn’t leave it on long enough in the very front. Is it ok to add more tomorrow when her hair is dry or is it best to wait?
Hi Whitney! You can add more right away. Just be sure to adjust the developer volume for the area you are lightening. You may want to use a lower volume developer for re-applying on previously lightened hair. Also, be sure to adjust your timing to prevent over-processing the hair.
Thank you!
You rocked this🥰
Thank you so much! ☺️
Very beautiful and helpful video. ❤❤
Glad it was helpful! ☺️
How would you take the diagonal Mohawk section of the client parts their hair in the middle?
That's the beauty of a diagonal mohawk section! It allows for the client to part anywhere and still have lightness at the part, or around the part if doing balayage considerably away from the scalp. We hope this helps!
Great instructional video! I LOVE the diagonal parting! That makes so much sense! Thanks again & GREAT job!
Thanks so much for your feedback Courtney! Glad you enjoyed this tutorial. ☺️
I’ve seen so Many balayage videos and this is the best one of all!!
Wow, thank you so much!
I love it, thanks for yours helps with all advices 🙏🏼
So glad to hear you found this video helpful, Cristal!
I am your new subscriber.
Super and excellent video.
But I couldn't understand that Did you use colour for it or only developer.
Please tell me
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Can’t wait to try this 😱
It's gorgeous 😍 nd so helpful techniques really thank you so much...
Our pleasure! 😍
I saw about 50 video and suddenly I saw your video and after watching this video I felt like this is the answer to all my questions❤
So glad to hear you found this video helpful.
@@KenraProfessional thanks to u❤
Hi! Thank you for the helpful tutorial! I was wondering if you could clarify a bit more on how to pick the correct direction for the diagonal sections at the top of the head. You say to make the diagonals to go towards the heavier side of the hair when parting the hair to the side. My hair part is towards the right of my head so my left side is heavier. Would I follow the direction of the sections you show in the diagram at 3:14, or would my diagonals be in the opposite direction? Thank you again for the tutorial!
Great video! Thank you it very helpful.❤
Glad it was helpful!
watched this right after I dyed my hair red ombre and now I want to do balayage instead :)
Balayage is a technique, not a style. Balayage can be used to create an ombre, for example.
Just noticed your comment is a year ago. Hope it went well ⭐️
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looks gorgeous , for the toning process ,could you please clarify what did you mean by mixing 1:2 ?is 1=SV and 2=VP
Can I use any mark of products to decolored the hair ?
Beautiful job Thank you for sharing your knowledge congratulations
Awesome ... Love to watch such informative videos ...❤
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Wow thanks alot for teach us very nicely 👌❤️
Thanks for watching!!!! We appreciate it, Mohsen!
Lovely explanation, thank you
You are so welcome! Thank you for watching! We'd love for you to subscribe to our channel for more great videos like these! bit.ly/KenraProfessionalSubscribe
A question so when u do the entire hair you dont cover the below right ... its just the top as in just one side of the hair
Hi Rima, yes that is correct :)
Thank you for sharing your expertise. I used your technique and loved the results!
You are so welcome! Glad it was helpful!
I love the depth of this education. Thank you!
Happy to hear you enjoyed this video 😊
What are the toners that ca I use?