How much bleach powder to developer do u use to make it thick?

Roni: you know, you've done this Me: not a hair colorist, done this once kinda not really, and rewatching this bc my friend wants me to dye her hair and I wanna do it better

I was going to do this to myself but now I don't know how to finish up at the front 😓

You've just taught me how to balayage!!! I hope I can get it myself at home

Hi I’m in Houston I hope I can visit you one day!❣️

It was really helpfull

The whole reason I watched this video was to see what technique you used on the front section smh

Are u leaveing an inch parting between

Thanks Roni!💝😉

did u loose weight? u look fabulous

Where do you teach.

Get it girl!! Look at that blend😍😍❤❤👍

Great tutorial. I have a client tomorrow and wanted a refresher. All the branded/sponsored videos don’t explain much at all, particularly sectioning. This also seems so much more simple than I was taught in training. Thank you.

This technique helped me so much. Would you use this sectioning to do an ombré look as well?

your brush teqnique is interesting

I am going to be doing a balayage on my hair. I need to know the colors I need to give natural blonde honey color. I can message you a picture of my hair!! You are awesome!! I watched all your videos since I found you! Please help!!!

Thanks for sharing your knowledge I think it would be nicer if we could see the full placement and the end result I don’t use Facebook or any other social media thanks in advance

when you tone the blonde do you avoid putting it on the roots/brown part of the hair or is it okay to saturate the whole hair

Is the clay a permanent color. Does it color?

Can you use permanent color instead of bleach?

Everything was going good.. bt u spoiled by not showing front..

А где же результат?

Absolutely brilliant! I've been struggling forever to find a sectioning technique but this makes sooo much sense! Thank you for sharing xxx

Instantly subscribed 😁

So nice

I like this technique a lot

where can I see the results? I'd love to see them!

me encanto la tecnica gracias

Best sectioning video I've seen! Gets straight to the point but very informative! Thanks girl you're awesome

Love this pattern! Thanks for posting this video. Very helpful! Can you post an after picture, please.

I can't wait to try this technique, and I found this video helpful!

Can I do this (with sectioning which seems difficult) on my own hair by myself?

I really don't know why all this fancy sectioning is going on just to lighten the hair....it might work better when applying the final colour, but definitely not the lightener, no way.....random is random, sectioning is irrelevant....

Best sectioning vid I've seen.

Hi! I'm wondering what type and brand of lightener you're using. I've done balayage using blondor free lights just because I like wella products and depending on the person's hair it makes a very beautiful sunkissed blond

Where do u get the foilin paper from?

u literally changed my life. thanksss!

Why I wanted to see the front

Hi! I found you on the olaplex users forum on facebook. What brand of lightener do you use? The consistency looks very paste like, which I prefer.

Love your videos!! Thank you so much for taking time to show us your pattern. A lot of videos I try to learn from cut from frame to frame so you don't see the full way of applying. One question I had is why don't you saturate the ends? Also what clay lightener do you recommend for darker a level like 3-5? I seem to have trouble getting them light light. Also I'm new to all this balayage melt technique.

Do you Periscope?

I just wanna say thank you for this education. I love learning new techniques 😊😘

Check out my business page on facebook. facebook.com/lookstodyefor2015 I am still new to this so I haven't quite figured out how to mesh videos and pics together

love an after

I haven't quite figured out this whole video thing but if you want to check out my Facebook page, facebook.com/lookstodyefor2015 you can find a lot of my after photos. This young girl in particular is standing in her after photos and looks like she has a very blended/natural highlight. When doing balayage with a clay based lightener you don't need to insulate each section to keep it from bleeding. An outer shell quickly develops on the outside of the lightener and keeps the inside moist to allow the hair to process. If you want more control you can separate each section with balayage wrap, foil, or saran wrap (hard to deal with), to make sure you have no bleeding. I have other videos on this channel so they may help you with your other questions. You can also look up #tritrapbalaypattern to see other finished works using this technique. my instagram is: instagram.com/lookstodyefor_veronicabeattie

Where are the result pictures? I am a student and have so many problems with blending and bleeding. I do not understand after you did the first three pieces on the bottom section how when you pulled down the three pieces from the next section and didn't even touch the two side pieces, how those laying over the part that was lightened underneath them didn't bleed to the underside of them.

Very informative 😉 Thank you...keep going your great videos ..

Would love to see final results X

Thanks so much for sharing girl!! 😉