 Welcome to the video, so today what we're going to be focusing on is toning hair. Now, I know that might sound a little bit boring, but guess what? We're going to add some life to your toning in the salon. I want to show you guys how to use multiple different tones to get the best result, to add depth and movement to your color. Most of us will just, or we're taught to just go back to the shampoo bowl, throw a toner on wet and let that process for about five minutes, then bring our client back out and they're all done. Well, I'm going to tell you guys right now that you're going to get a better result doing it the way that I'm talking about now. And you're also going to get a multi-dimensional result, which is going to add to not only your haircut, but the end result, adding some depth and movement. So we're going to be focusing using the Palm Mitchell, the Demi, the new 10 series. So they have all different tones. Today, what I'm going to be using is the level 10 PA, which is a pearl ash. Also mixing that with Palm Mitchell Processing Liquid and then the 7N from the Demi Palm Mitchell with Processing Liquid as well. So I start off the first section is with the 7N. Also know guys that when you're using a level 10 color, timing equals intensity. So the longer you leave this on, the more intense it's going to be. We're going to fully process this for 20 minutes on dry hair. So we're getting the maximum result. So notice I'm taking these big vertical straps. So what I'm doing is I'm really adding a lot of definition. Also, let's say that this guest likes to add a little bit of curl or wave to her hair. I like doing vertical straps because it gives a more intense result because I'm using a level 7 and then also toning with a level 10. So I want to see that kind of movement of the two colors going together. So I go 7N on the first section, 10PA on the second section, and then the entire back from that corner all the way around to the other corner. I'm going to use the 7N as well because I want to bring depth in that underneath. So think about natural hair and how color works. Most of the time, the sun is what brings brightness to the hair. So everything underneath the top section, I want to make sure that has a little bit of depth to it. So all of this is going to be that 7N. Again, guys, this is like an additional technique. So after I blonde my guest or if my guest is just coming in, she's extra blonde wants to go down a little bit for the fall. She doesn't want to be as blonde. This is a great technique for that. So just being able to go in, add that depth, add the movement to the color. So now I go in. This is the 10PA right behind the ear. And then I go 7N on the front right around the face. Now in the summer, when somebody's more tan, I like to add a pop of lightness around the face. In the fall-winter time, when the tan starts to go away, I want to add a little bit of depth so they don't look washed out. So I go in with that 7N, a little bit of warmth in there, nice tone to it and it brings that depth right back into around their face. So now on the very top, I'm going to take diagonal slices and I'm just going to work my way alternating the colors. So I'm going 10PA and then I go 7N. And then I go 10PA and then I go 7N. And I just work my way across the top and you're going to make that decision at the end what tone you want. I'm going to go with the lighter tone, the 10PA, because I do still want that brightness and it will sit over top of that 7N that falls on the sides. So you can see I'm just working that color through. Now let's talk about the difference between wet and dry toning. So if I put this on wet hair, I could still do it, still do a technique. And that's the thing, like just because her hair is wet, doesn't mean you can't section it off and do a technique with it. But you're going to get a less intense result because the dilution from the water is going to give you a less intense result. It's going to dilute the product and you're not going to have that intensity. Now that doesn't mean it's wrong or bad because sometimes when somebody has really porous hair, you don't want to throw a level 7 on dry hair because it'll go super dark, right? It'll soak it up. So you want to make sure that think about the porosity of the hair. If you need to spray any kind of like water on some certain parts or on the ends, you might want to do that, but then you're going to get the best result in the end. So there's our technique. You could see a lot of movement with that color. You see the depth in the 7 in processed it for 20 minutes. And then here is our straight result. So you can see how those shadows kind of come through. And then I'm going to show you when we kind of do the wave, you could see how it just kind of comes to life. So I really love this result. Hope you guys like it. Let me know on social media everything at Friestel on Education, what you think. Thank you so much for watching. I'll see you on the next one.