Most of you guys leaving bad comments are probably not professional cosmetologists. going blonde from dark hair and making sure to keep the hair healthy is a process, it is not done in one session. She is a talented hairstylist and was nothing wrong in her technique. Plus just because you don't like the tone of her hair being orange doesnt mean thats not what someone else wanted. if that was the case it's a simple step of toning the hair to neutralize the color which means the color would appear darker at a level 6 brown and if her goal was to be more blonde then she would come back in later for the second session around after 6 weeks with treatments in between then to ensure her hairs integrity. You need to TRUST in the process.
Cassy Ramirez even im not professional i just know the color not even, thats not ombre her technique is ok but the result was omg not gonna in my hair...
I never leave comments but after reading a lot of negative comments I felt like I had to give my own opinion. I personally loved it. She explain everything in detail and what she did and how she did. At the end results are different than what we are used to seeing but I loved it because it was the most REALISTIC result I have seen in a while .Black hair dye is extremely hard to get rid of and it’s hard for people that don’t do hair to understand. All those videos that we see are normally done on blondes and are easier to work with. When done on really dark hair I’m sure it takes everyone so many hours to edit it and all day in the salon just to achieve that blondness. I don’t think it was necessary for everyone to react so negatively about it. I don’t about anyone but I choose honesty over a sugar coated lie. Thanks Salon Guy for having her you guys did great !
i wouldnt say yes to do a hair technique in a dyed hair. we all know it will turn out bad, these comments are not negative, they are realistic. We all know the hair will turn out orange if its previously dyed with dark hair dye.
Yes very true. I have naturally dark hair, but I also dye my hair black. So when I went in to my local salon for ombre hair, it did turn out brassy. It takes different sessions at the salon for the "correct blonde". I agree with you.
Monica Zamudio yes, I agree. But I don't think that she also wasn't intending on it looking like that ether. Even professionals can make mistake. I think it would look so much better curly then straight. Then I could see how it would look blended.
Magali Dorosuc But they are very negative. If people said things like “I didn’t like it,but good job for doing this” it wouldn’t be negative, but instead they say things like “it’s too orange” or “it’s so patchy.” Please don’t come after me all I want to do is spread my opinion not to hate on you.
Any hairstylist knows that it is difficult to lift from black to blonde. Hair looks fantastic and the reality of it is very real In a stylist world. Well done . Love it!!
Julieann Legge i am a hairstylist her hair is not black it’s dark brown . And no it’s not hard to lift our hair . You just need to know how to do it and how to tone.
Bullshit, it’s not difficult at ALLLL! It may take more time, but it isn’t difficult, ESPECIALLY with correct care. This was NOT correct hair care. The result is pitiful
I’m a professional hairstylist and when you have a client that has had box color or has done a dark color at all it’s best to use foils because it conducts more heat. I would’ve teased the sections and saturated the ends to get a more even result. Toning also helps.. Diagonal sections would have been better because if you do horizontal section it make it more difficult to avoid harsh lines.
I’m a professional barber and foils take to long to hair that long I think she did a great job and foils also conduct more heat making one side process faster than one side so you have to wash out each section separately
This is realistic colour results going from dark to light.. I’m glad this video is up and showing the colour stage a massive stage u have to go through before being blonde
I am a licensed cosmologist. The application looked good but the end result could have been better. I'm shocked that you've been a stylist for 20 yrs and you loved the very brassy and unblended color. You're a sweet lady but this could have been so much better. 💗😊
FYI, cosmology is the study of the creation of the universe. Carl Sagan was a cosmologist. I think you mean you’re a “cosmetologist”. Air quotes intended
just have a few questions: the ends of her hair were actually pretty light,and past orange perhaps a level 8? which she could have then neutralized to an ashy dark blonde color. why did she say that she would tone it to a cooler color, and then instead apply a seemingly orange dye? not only did it darken it, it just added more red tones to the point where it looked like it just wasn’t bleached enough. why is everyone saying in the comments that dark hair is harder to lift (which it definitely is) but when the real issue is that it was light enough but still wasn’t toned to a cool color?
I mean with multiple treatments it won’t look so orange but other then that! You gotta keep that hair healthy! Also she went into great detail and spoke much more clearly then my Cosmo teacher ever did ! Thank you!
Okay I really do love the techniques she used .... Maybe not a very blond colour she got but it REALLY difficult to go from black to blond first time I dyed my hair ombre it turned out to be worse than that since my hair colour is black and I used to dye it with henna it tuned out to be orange and patchy then I used the colour blanc cendré(idk what it is called in english?) To get rid of that orangy shades then after couple of weeks I dyed it again with A very blond colour to get the perfect ombre that I was aiming for .... It surely took me a lot of time and money to get the desired results but I learned a lot from your videos and it was totally worth it ..... Thank you guys for this video
Guys she's a talented person and don't judge her skills from this video. Look her up on instagram @salonrosam and she does gorgeous work!! Nothing wrong with her technique either.
We do not have to look at what hair color is, but we have to see if the blending and gradation of the hair color is natural. Hair color can not be discussed because the result of bleaching depends on whether the model has previously coloured her hair, the thickness of the hair, or whether the melanin pigment in the hair is yellow or red. Her Ombre technique is very professional and amazing. I can not understand why people blame the hair color of her model and her hair dressing techniques.
Whenever I bleech my hair like that it gets very patchy and orange like this one, BUT I always apply a VERY LIGHT BROWN haircolour on it after bleeching, and it helps to get rid of the orange colour! Not hating at all, but maybe she should also add light brown colour on the bleeching hair :)
The color is amazing, and so is the hair, I don't understand why everyone hates it so much. I don't think it looks good to this girl, but it's beautiful
I have black hair and I have asked my mother to get blonde ends but I am not sure if it would look good so I searched it up and found this!Tysm!(btw my mother said yes!!!)
Aaron Jackson well Aaron if u we're a stylist u would understand everyone's hair is different and won't lighten to a blonde like u would expect it to. Research before u attack
IxHarleyQuinzel so we should just pay for bad job do you mean that? In school they teach them every single hair type and how to work with it. How I know it ? Because I’m a student of that and they are really teaching every hair kind
I have never commented I agree coming from black or box store bought dye you do lift a lot of orange , reds .. she could have teased to get rid of the harsh lines and defuse the line of demarcation. And tone her with a little green base to give her a more natural "living color" until her next visit .
One thing Ive learned the hard way about this technique is it is not a one day process. I learned some good tips from this video but although she probably used 20 volume I did not hear it stated and of course, depending on desired result we can all figure out the best volume for hair density, previous color or not, level etc... I think it is best to approach this kind of project simply and I like the idea of using a clear film specifically for ombré balayage rather than plastic wrap that is always wanting to bunch up and stick. Light hair balayage has been a cinch for me but dark hair is more challenging for me so Ill take the tips I can get :)
The color after the bleach looks like what you get if you bleach out black box dye. That takes like 3 times B4 looks good I know from experience if you ever wanna be blonde don't use box dye. Also you can't each for hours. Your gonna melt the hair it takes time If you wanna maintain the health of the hair.
I ‘m a colorist, and I would like to ad a comment on this vdo,I think her technique is excellent but it could look much more beautiful by putting toner ,in any color, as she should chooses for the client, just to make the color more even🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Y'all are one she did a perfect job and people that do not like it why you even leaving the comic. She did a very nice job and I really love her like if you agree.
I am a Professional stylist over twenty years. 1) should have addressed box dyed hair with different formula.2) strange sections and blending for “balayage”. 3) hair looks brassy.4) she has a channel on CZcams, I don’t! So work it out momma :)
ok so the technique is not to bad hoever you said you are going to cool out the brasy tones but the end colour is very warm and brasy??? but i kinda like it.
Great job! I'm not a professional, but all ya'll people leaving nasty comments, if that's what the customer was happy with, then why criticize the technique? Question for TheSalonGuy! If you do a bleach ombre, then do one bright color, say something semi-permanent like manic panic, will it naturally show diverse shades as if i used multiple colors? I have unbleached brown hair, but I've considered trying something a bit more funky.
first of all Ombre means "shadow" in french so by way of that how I was taught to ombre on a head of hair is to assess the overall colour because the top being the darkest of your chosen colour going to lighter at the bottom, it's nice to stick to the same tonal family as well. So for the lady's top she could have stuck to her natural and just for the same of arguments put a clear with a half of her natural shade then, middle section done a shade two- three shades darker since she had prior colour that middle section needed to have been pre-lightened so that needed to have been done first and then the third bottom section the lightest colour which can be a lightener and in this case it would have had to have been then any toning done afterwards to the desired colour effect, its okay have warm tones because naturally that is what is underneath the lady hair.
I’m not a professional BUT i do dye my hair black with box dye alllll the time and this outcome yes it’s brassy orange but obviously she’s going to need to bleach it again eventually to get the shade she wants (black hair is a process) she’s not going to be blonde the first time… so this was pretty good.
le quedo horrible, esta todo segmentado, muy naranja en partes y en otras muy rubio, si no podes aclarar un pelo tinturado, directamente no hay que hacerlo, es muy malo para enseñar
Love it!! I am so excited to try this. I'm going to put bleach on and go through my hair . After I'm going to put lavender through it. I am so excited ,thank you very much for this video. I found it really informative, I really like the technique.
I had really straight hair for years and I never tried to grow it , I've been trying to grow the fronts for at least 3 months now and I don't know if it's because I combed it too much or if it's natural but the ends of my hair started to get wavy ... And I don't want wavy hair for some reason :) What would fix it ? Should I cut it short or something else ? Thanks in advance :)
I CANT EVEN!! AS A NON PROFESSIONAL, AFTER WATCHING I EVEN THOUGHT THAT DID NOT LOOK RIGHT. YOU COULD CLEARLY SEE SHE WAS TRYING TO COVER UP THE PARTS THAT WERE UGLY LOL. I EVEN NOTICED AT THE END SHE TWIRLED THE HAIR WHERE YOU COULD NOT SEE IT. IT LOOKS NOTHING LIKE THE SUN DID IT LOL
Hi, Not everyone is a natural light brown, dirty, sandy, wheat, blonde, pale blonde, etc. Beautiful hair is more important than "ashy" hair that has been stripped from life. Long ago everyone wanted the bleached blonde look, (Bay watch) ashy was primarily used for an older generation, now in days everyone wants "ashy" hair. Believe me I love it as well but to get there can be difficult. Not everyone including myself can get there in one jump. Even with a 40 volume developer, brunettes like myself will get tons of brass, and orangey tones. I think just achieving a blonde in general is difficult and needs patience. Natural Dark brown hair gets brassy, orange tones because it is going through the process of oxidation. Iam not a license hairstylist but I love art and if you look at primary colors that gives you an idea about hair. Blonde hair is beautiful but brunette hair is unique. Perhaps I'm meant to stay as a brunette and enjoy it, for now all of are hyped up on "ashy".😉
She said her "hair fall" is slightly above her eyebrow on the right side. I don't really get this wording or what she means. Can someone explain? Pretty confused.
Most of you guys leaving bad comments are probably not professional cosmetologists. going blonde from dark hair and making sure to keep the hair healthy is a process, it is not done in one session. She is a talented hairstylist and was nothing wrong in her technique. Plus just because you don't like the tone of her hair being orange doesnt mean thats not what someone else wanted. if that was the case it's a simple step of toning the hair to neutralize the color which means the color would appear darker at a level 6 brown and if her goal was to be more blonde then she would come back in later for the second session around after 6 weeks with treatments in between then to ensure her hairs integrity. You need to TRUST in the process.
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaamen
Cassy Ramirez which colour she was using??or it used bleach?
That’s not ombré it’s Patchy
Cassy Ramirez even im not professional i just know the color not even, thats not ombre
her technique is ok but the result was omg not gonna in my hair...
OK who said I wanted to be a cosmetologist anyway she shouldn’t be giving tutorials on something she doesn’t know how to do
I never leave comments but after reading a lot of negative comments I felt like I had to give my own opinion.
I personally loved it. She explain everything in detail and what she did and how she did. At the end results are different than what we are used to seeing but I loved it because it was the most REALISTIC result I have seen in a while .Black hair dye is extremely hard to get rid of and it’s hard for people that don’t do hair to understand.
All those videos that we see are normally done on blondes and are easier to work with. When done on really dark hair I’m sure it takes everyone so many hours to edit it and all day in the salon just to achieve that blondness. I don’t think it was necessary for everyone to react so negatively about it. I don’t about anyone but I choose honesty over a sugar coated lie. Thanks Salon Guy for having her you guys did great !
i wouldnt say yes to do a hair technique in a dyed hair. we all know it will turn out bad, these comments are not negative, they are realistic. We all know the hair will turn out orange if its previously dyed with dark hair dye.
Yes very true. I have naturally dark hair, but I also dye my hair black. So when I went in to my local salon for ombre hair, it did turn out brassy. It takes different sessions at the salon for the "correct blonde". I agree with you.
I'm not even worried about the colors, myself. It's the horrible, straight lines that chunk her hair into orange and black sections that bothers me.
Monica Zamudio yes, I agree. But I don't think that she also wasn't intending on it looking like that ether. Even professionals can make mistake. I think it would look so much better curly then straight. Then I could see how it would look blended.
Magali Dorosuc But they are very negative. If people said things like “I didn’t like it,but good job for doing this” it wouldn’t be negative, but instead they say things like “it’s too orange” or “it’s so patchy.” Please don’t come after me all I want to do is spread my opinion not to hate on you.
Any hairstylist knows that it is difficult to lift from black to blonde. Hair looks fantastic and the reality of it is very real In a stylist world. Well done . Love it!!
Julieann Legge i am a hairstylist her hair is not black it’s dark brown . And no it’s not hard to lift our hair . You just need to know how to do it and how to tone.
Nah I've the same natural hair colour as the model. Don't see how it can be described as anything other than black 🤷🏻♀️
Bullshit, it’s not difficult at ALLLL! It may take more time, but it isn’t difficult, ESPECIALLY with correct care. This was NOT correct hair care. The result is pitiful
I’m a professional hairstylist and when you have a client that has had box color or has done a dark color at all it’s best to use foils because it conducts more heat. I would’ve teased the sections and saturated the ends to get a more even result. Toning also helps.. Diagonal sections would have been better because if you do horizontal section it make it more difficult to avoid harsh lines.
So would u tease and then towards the top address dye and then at the tips add way more dye
I’m a professional barber and foils take to long to hair that long I think she did a great job and foils also conduct more heat making one side process faster than one side so you have to wash out each section separately
Where can I order that hair plastic?
@@sammaliu obviously you are not a HD this is a Q an amateur will ask !!
@@brandonsilvas8381 or work w différent volumes too
This is realistic colour results going from dark to light.. I’m glad this video is up and showing the colour stage a massive stage u have to go through before being blonde
if you’re NOT a licensed cosmetologist, you shouldn’t be even leaving a negative comment at all. She knows what she’s doing, that’s her profession!
You don’t need to be a professional to see how poorly the dark color transitions into the light. An ombré is a gradual transition in color.
0:56 the girl smiles (kinda blushes)when she was complimented by the stylist!!!!!!!!!!
oH DAMN THAT'S CUTE
This is what happens when they have box color before. Technique was great. Box color is our biggest enemy specially on dark hair.
leopoldo rojas technique was great??? Seriously??
But loreal box color is synthetic isn't it?
No! This is not becouse of this! ..... all the professional hairdressers know it well!
I disagree
Remove box dye first
I know it’s because she’s a salon owner but her hair is so gorgeous I love her curls 💜 also the client was so patient and pretty as well !!
I am a licensed cosmologist. The application looked good but the end result could have been better. I'm shocked that you've been a stylist for 20 yrs and you loved the very brassy and unblended color. You're a sweet lady but this could have been so much better. 💗😊
FYI, cosmology is the study of the creation of the universe. Carl Sagan was a cosmologist. I think you mean you’re a “cosmetologist”. Air quotes intended
crepuscularcrab omg XD
Idk someone working at a chain JCP salon shouldn’t be giving their opinion tbh
She should of processed it longer for more lift and a darker toner
just have a few questions:
the ends of her hair were actually pretty light,and past orange perhaps a level 8? which she could have then neutralized to an ashy dark blonde color. why did she say that she would tone it to a cooler color, and then instead apply a seemingly orange dye? not only did it darken it, it just added more red tones to the point where it looked like it just wasn’t bleached enough. why is everyone saying in the comments that dark hair is harder to lift (which it definitely is) but when the real issue is that it was light enough but still wasn’t toned to a cool color?
Maybe they were aiming for a mor reddish / warm toned look :/
The technique is fine. The orange color is fine. But LAWD ITS BLOCKY AND BLOTCHY. look at those hard lines in the back 😭 help
sydni shooster if it comes out blotchy then that means the technique isn’t fine. I am a licensed cosmetologist so I know what I’m talking about.
Love your confident stroke ‘s technique. Thank you for showing and you are very kind to share your great experience
I mean with multiple treatments it won’t look so orange but other then that! You gotta keep that hair healthy! Also she went into great detail and spoke much more clearly then my Cosmo teacher ever did ! Thank you!
I was looking for a simple way to do this and having done hair 30 years by George.... this is probably the simplest one yet
After seeing so many negative comments, I was pleasantly surprised. It doesn’t look half as bad as some people are making it out to be.
Maybe it's the lighting but the colors look so raw and it looks like there are straight demarcation lines!!
No matter what people thinks about it. But I find it pretty..plus I love that technique... To do ombre ...
I love it......
Thank u
Best hair color tutorial vdo it help me a lot to know the colouring technique. Plz don't write negative comment. Btw im not good at English
I thought it looks pretty good. The color fits her skin. Good job!
I just came here to know the technic since I will be doing this myself, and I a so happy that it's just like my drawing hair technic
Okay I really do love the techniques she used .... Maybe not a very blond colour she got but it REALLY difficult to go from black to blond first time I dyed my hair ombre it turned out to be worse than that since my hair colour is black and I used to dye it with henna it tuned out to be orange and patchy then I used the colour blanc cendré(idk what it is called in english?) To get rid of that orangy shades then after couple of weeks I dyed it again with A very blond colour to get the perfect ombre that I was aiming for .... It surely took me a lot of time and money to get the desired results but I learned a lot from your videos and it was totally worth it ..... Thank you guys for this video
Thanks for the great feedback!
Guys she's a talented person and don't judge her skills from this video. Look her up on instagram @salonrosam and she does gorgeous work!! Nothing wrong with her technique either.
+James Kim exactly thank you! I've also had her in other videos as well.
We do not have to look at what hair color is, but we have to see if the blending and gradation of the hair color is natural. Hair color can not be discussed because the result of bleaching depends on whether the model has previously coloured her hair, the thickness of the hair, or whether the melanin pigment in the hair is yellow or red. Her Ombre technique is very professional and amazing. I can not understand why people blame the hair color of her model and her hair dressing techniques.
When she said Lauren I almost answered 😂
Whenever I bleech my hair like that it gets very patchy and orange like this one, BUT I always apply a VERY LIGHT BROWN haircolour on it after bleeching, and it helps to get rid of the orange colour! Not hating at all, but maybe she should also add light brown colour on the bleeching hair :)
Lol
The color is amazing, and so is the hair, I don't understand why everyone hates it so much. I don't think it looks good to this girl, but it's beautiful
Husky Obsessed your an idiot!
william adams Lmao why
Her application was so good. I wish she would’ve toned it differently
I have black hair and I have asked my mother to get blonde ends but I am not sure if it would look good so I searched it up and found this!Tysm!(btw my mother said yes!!!)
Nice tone, especially from base 3/4 hair However, the blend of the ombré was not that well executed, it was quite blunt and liney 😫
The technique ist pretty good.
I would put a toner over it :)
what toner do you recommend?
I read the comments first and didn't know what to expect but WOW! That looks amazing!
Very patchy and orange 😕
Aaron Jackson well Aaron if u we're a stylist u would understand everyone's hair is different and won't lighten to a blonde like u would expect it to. Research before u attack
thats why you tone it to get rid of the orange tone...
IxHarleyQuinzel so we should just pay for bad job do you mean that? In school they teach them every single hair type and how to work with it. How I know it ? Because I’m a student of that and they are really teaching every hair kind
I have never commented I agree coming from black or box store bought dye you do lift a lot of orange , reds .. she could have teased to get rid of the harsh lines and defuse the line of demarcation. And tone her with a little green base to give her a more natural "living color" until her next visit .
I don't know why some people didn't like it... But I actually think that the colour suits her...
And she's looking really pretty...
The end result was nice! I like it!
Why do people leave negative comments thamkyou for showing me a good technique
Add backcombing to prevent the contrast. Very patchy.
Wowww! Her hair looks gorgeous!!😍😍
Yes
Loved your video and the result on your model...
One thing Ive learned the hard way about this technique is it is not a one day process. I learned some good tips from this video but although she probably used 20 volume I did not hear it stated and of course, depending on desired result we can all figure out the best volume for hair density, previous color or not, level etc... I think it is best to approach this kind of project simply and I like the idea of using a clear film specifically for ombré balayage rather than plastic wrap that is always wanting to bunch up and stick. Light hair balayage has been a cinch for me but dark hair is more challenging for me so Ill take the tips I can get :)
I literally loved the video... the process her explaination..step to step deal..
I loved it
The color after the bleach looks like what you get if you bleach out black box dye. That takes like 3 times B4 looks good I know from experience if you ever wanna be blonde don't use box dye. Also you can't each for hours. Your gonna melt the hair it takes time If you wanna maintain the health of the hair.
im doing my bestfriends hair today and shes a level 2 so this is so helpful! thank you
Oh!that was lovey.much needed info.can I put another colour on top of it.nit a toner.just a fashion colour.Loads if love and many 🙏
I love this color soo much, love! Gonna try this today! Liking itt!😀❤
Her hair is so pretty! i would love to get my hair done like that if it were that long.
I ‘m a colorist, and I would like to ad a comment on this vdo,I think her technique is excellent but it could look much more beautiful by putting toner ,in any color, as she should chooses for the client, just to make the color more even🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
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Y'all are one she did a perfect job and people that do not like it why you even leaving the comic. She did a very nice job and I really love her like if you agree.
I am a Professional stylist over twenty years. 1) should have addressed box dyed hair with different formula.2) strange sections and blending for “balayage”. 3) hair looks brassy.4) she has a channel on CZcams, I don’t! So work it out momma :)
Yeah banks for sharing! This was very helpful and you made it look so simple that way you part the hair.
Thanks*
the color is beautiful, it is even. Nowadays there is a lot of variety, therefore it seems very nice.
We need to break the monotony. 🤗🤗💖.
ok so the technique is not to bad hoever you said you are going to cool out the brasy tones but the end colour is very warm and brasy???
but i kinda like it.
Very, VERY WELL explained!! Thanks!
* very natural * are u serious sister!?
It’s not that bad I like it x
Great job! I'm not a professional, but all ya'll people leaving nasty comments, if that's what the customer was happy with, then why criticize the technique?
Question for TheSalonGuy! If you do a bleach ombre, then do one bright color, say something semi-permanent like manic panic, will it naturally show diverse shades as if i used multiple colors? I have unbleached brown hair, but I've considered trying something a bit more funky.
Watch my blue hair ombré video
first of all Ombre means "shadow" in french so by way of that how I was taught to ombre on a head of hair is to assess the overall colour because the top being the darkest of your chosen colour going to lighter at the bottom, it's nice to stick to the same tonal family as well. So for the lady's top she could have stuck to her natural and just for the same of arguments put a clear with a half of her natural shade then, middle section done a shade two- three shades darker since she had prior colour that middle section needed to have been pre-lightened so that needed to have been done first and then the third bottom section the lightest colour which can be a lightener and in this case it would have had to have been then any toning done afterwards to the desired colour effect, its okay have warm tones because naturally that is what is underneath the lady hair.
yes but this is kinda a tutorial what if people dont have lots of colours
That looks nice! I don’t think I can do that myself. Geez, who knew it is so tedious
And your work is amazing ,i love ur style of work.
I'm confused, is she washing her glove in between each section?
I’m not a professional BUT i do dye my hair black with box dye alllll the time and this outcome yes it’s brassy orange but obviously she’s going to need to bleach it again eventually to get the shade she wants (black hair is a process) she’s not going to be blonde the first time… so this was pretty good.
Ma'am very nice work neat and clean i like that color on her hair
Would've liked to know what toner was used? And would've weaved technique on the sides, more natural. Enjoyed the rest of the video :) thanks
The intense bass in the intro jump scared me
Very Good video you explain every thing
aclarar un cabello oscuro y tinturado no es fácil, le quedo bien👏
le quedo horrible, esta todo segmentado, muy naranja en partes y en otras muy rubio, si no podes aclarar un pelo tinturado, directamente no hay que hacerlo, es muy malo para enseñar
Most helpful video ever 🙏
NOT TO BE rude cause we've all done it a time or two, but that is hella warm!!
Great technique I loved that 😊will surly try that 😊😊😊thank u so much for that wonderful explanation 😊😊😊😊
OMG This Video helped SO Much!! Thank you so much!!
Ahhh yess!!! I'm getting my hair dyed ombre this weekend!!
Black to brown to blonde!!
She kept saying she was applying color...but wasn’t that lightener?
I think it looks good, maybe another toner would help with that brassy tone, but its not a bad job...
Love it!! I am so excited to try this. I'm going to put bleach on and go through my hair . After I'm going to put lavender through it. I am so excited ,thank you very much for this video. I found it really informative, I really like the technique.
Beautiful balayage hair color for summer and fall I loved😀
Fantastic!
It’s beautiful
YASSS BRASSY HAIR COME THROUGH!!! No but in all seriousness I wouldn't pay for that.
I had really straight hair for years and I never tried to grow it , I've been trying to grow the fronts for at least 3 months now and I don't know if it's because I combed it too much or if it's natural but the ends of my hair started to get wavy ... And I don't want wavy hair for some reason :) What would fix it ? Should I cut it short or something else ? Thanks in advance :)
That’s the same with me and I kept straightening it and it damaged my hair ffs lol
You can straighten but use heat protection spray and also get a olaplex treatment and use it every 4-6 weeks :)
Make sure you treat ur hair whilst u straighten
Best ombre video!!!
I CANT EVEN!! AS A NON PROFESSIONAL, AFTER WATCHING I EVEN THOUGHT THAT DID NOT LOOK RIGHT. YOU COULD CLEARLY SEE SHE WAS TRYING TO COVER UP THE PARTS THAT WERE UGLY LOL. I EVEN NOTICED AT THE END SHE TWIRLED THE HAIR WHERE YOU COULD NOT SEE IT. IT LOOKS NOTHING LIKE THE SUN DID IT LOL
Hi,
Not everyone is a natural light brown, dirty, sandy, wheat, blonde, pale blonde, etc. Beautiful hair is more important than "ashy" hair that has been stripped from life. Long ago everyone wanted the bleached blonde look, (Bay watch) ashy was primarily used for an older generation, now in days everyone wants "ashy" hair. Believe me I love it as well but to get there can be difficult. Not everyone including myself can get there in one jump. Even with a 40 volume developer, brunettes like myself will get tons of brass, and orangey tones.
I think just achieving a blonde in general is difficult and needs patience. Natural Dark brown hair gets brassy, orange tones because it is going through the process of oxidation. Iam not a license hairstylist but I love art and if you look at primary colors that gives you an idea about hair. Blonde hair is beautiful but brunette hair is unique. Perhaps I'm meant to stay as a brunette and enjoy it, for now all of are hyped up on "ashy".😉
Wow! She lifted pretty well for how dark she started at!
thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience :)
She said her "hair fall" is slightly above her eyebrow on the right side. I don't really get this wording or what she means. Can someone explain? Pretty confused.
I think the technique isn’t bad but she definitely needed to process longer and needed a toner that way she wouldn’t be so orange
Ignore the haters thanks for the video
Which developer u use
In pakistan we use 30 bcz itz hair friendly
You guys are great.
Customers at my salon would be asking for a refund ASAP 😮 This is not good.
Yea it looks good
Thanks for sharing. Much Appreciated
mam plz tell me one thing which colour and vol you use because you do direct lifting ,you don not do cutdown process.
I NEED THAT HAIR!!!!! I'm bleaching the ends of my hair today. Hope it goes well :)
I liked the final color, but she shouldve paint over those horrible demarcation lines
Wowwwww brassy...and patchy she tried covering it up by saying differt tones ..omg
I like the technique but clearly different developer strengths were needed and more lightener applied on the ends. Also some better toners.
I honestly don't know why u guys don't like her hair color! I think it looks rly nice