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  • gooooooooooooooooooooood

  • I searched through so many videos and this was the best one. It's exactly what I was looking for. Thanks you

  • Im a hair stylist always trying to find new and fun techniques for highlighting hair. thank you for the video!

  • really enjoyed your video. Would u clarify how u do your sections? I see sides, one on top of head and 2 back? Thanks

  • @bmihoch That's correct. I start laying angled foils parallel to the hairline behind the ears and as I travel over the occipital area, the foils pivot until they are parallel to the floor, along the occipital ridge. The sides do the same, parallel to the hairline on the sides of the face and pivot until they are level with the parietal ridge. Then one row parallel to the front hairline, and travel back to the apex.

  • thankyou for your vid, but in the third one i was about to see more when your battery died, lol.

    awsome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!­!

  • mice vid helped me out alot

  • Why change the volume for the different areas? Is that because of her current hair color or regrowth from her last color job?

  • It's so he will come out with an even, consistent color, rather than the back being lighter than the top. The way developer works is, 20v will lift the hair two level, 30v will lift three, and 40v will lift four (under most circumstances). If he increases the developer volume as he works, the color will be the same throughout, even though the hair has been processing for different amounts of time. Hope that helped! :)

  • That's correct. If I use the same volume, I have to rinse different areas at different times. By increasing the volume as I progress through the sections, All the sections will finish processing at the same time.

  • nice

  • thanks!

  • wow you throw your comb down pretty abruptly

  • LOL I kinda noticed that too.

  • What color line are you using in this video? Also i've noticed you fold your foil on the side you paint the product on, I do the opposite and i fold in the sides to prevent an in between color from leaking in..did you ever do that or is the technique you use more efficient?

  • I use Wella Color Touch (demi-colour) and Koleston Perfect (permanent colour)

    At one time I used to fold the sides but two things sometimes happened. Gases formed during oxidation would get trapped in the foil packet. Having only one edge to escape, it would cause distorions in the colour at the root of the hair. Also folding the sides and smoothing them into nice neat packets can cause the colour to leak out of the foil at the roots, again causing distortions and colour bleeding.

  • Hmmm....its almost too subtle to even notice.

  • i love your technique and you have one of the best videos ive seen on here!

  • Thank You, very much.

  • Thanks for the idea. I've been busy on a product line but will keep the "bleeding" question in mind when doing the next foil video.

  • What do you charge for this typically? Thanks

  • Prices are really relative to the location and amenities of a particular salon. In my zip code, the average price for this service would range from approximately $95.00 - 160.00

  • Really? That much? My highlights only cost $35! And they did a good job. o.0

  • As I said, the pricing is going to be relative to the location. In Boston, MA, this service (full-head higlhight, demi-colour, final glaze and blowdry) would be around 250.00....in Lynn MA the same service is around 50.00. Also in Boston the average household income is near 100K and in Lynn the average income is 25K. Our Salon rent is $2600.00 per month. At $35 for a highlight, I'd have to do 75 clients, just to pay the rent.

  • can u show how u sectioned her hair please???

    u went to get a cape and poof her hair was already sectioned!

    thanks

  • This method always works

  • omg i love the pink tin foil XD

  • I'm glad to see the foils aren't being closed. Of all the videos I watched on here they closed their foils. Tabatha's Salon Takeover honey!! Never close your foils because it causes bleeding!!

  • Tabatha's correct, it can cause bleeding....also if you are going for a BCH certification, you will loose points if you close the foils.

  • I love hearing those words from my stylist, the same words you spoke at 0:51..."let me get a cape"... then poof, the cape appears on the client, that was funny.

  • I picked up alot of tips and knowdledge, Thanks a bunch!

  • Hi! I just wanted to thank you for posting this video. I've always had difficulty with sectioning the underneath in a full head of foils. This helped me so much! Thank you!

  • You're awesome! Thanks for sharing. It's a really nice quality in a person to want to teach others and share their knowledge. You make the world a better place. :)

    This technique is exactly what I need to do with my sister. How you sectioned and did the back answered a lot of my questions and gave me a way to overcome some obstacles... Very well executed. I wish I could take my head off and do this to myself. :P Take care!

  • Thank you for your nice words... It's good to know that we BOTH are doing it in a manner that works for us. One note though...please don't take your head off. You may not get it back on in time for my next video! LOL! Peace

  • LOL! Talented and funny! I eagerly await your next comedic and informative piece! Thanks! A LOT! ;)

  • So I did this on two people with 3 times the hair and it turned out awesome! They were both very happy! Thanks!!!!

  • way to go sn0wgurl! you are welcome!

  • I would like a better understanding of your sectioning technique also. What happens if your client has a large head? Would you use the same sectioning? Im adding this one to my favorites so I can watch again :)

  • in an overall highlightening, yess, pretty much the same pattern for large and small heads. The idea is to try to keep the edge of the foil as parallel to the scalp as possible. if the corners are further away than the middle, the roots will be longer on the sides of your section. By following the contours of the head. you get less roots.

  • OK, that makes sense. thank you for responding, I will just have to practice :)

  • could you explain/demonstait for us how u sectioned the hair very nicely like that please.

    Thank you

  • love the your technique ...looks like it gets closer to scalp...could you please tell what product you are using?

  • I used Wella BLONDOR for lifting and ColourTouch as a toner.

  • Tuesday through Sataurday ... 51 weeks a year.

  • What pretty haircolor she left with! Thanks for posting your great work. (Now when can I come in)?

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