I think it works different when you have dark hair, because I notice that the next time I do my roots a little bit darkens my gray a bit darker, so it always look like I have lighter roots that gradually get darker, like a backwards balayage

19:16 she should not jump stylists. If you have someone who completely satisfies you, stay with that person. IMHO

I would not let a new client leave with wet hair. We need to both see it dry. I don’t want a call next week “can you make it lighter/darker/cooler”

I swear I feel like I’m looking at my own head there.

Hi Elaine! I have been searching for gray blending videos and demi for TWO YEARS! WHY your videos never showed up till today! Please try to use more platforms like tiktok and Instagram. There are a couple of hairdresser going viral over this issue. As for me, I sent my hairdresser their videos and she accepted using demi, yet she was ignorant enough to use 20% volume and I lost 3 months of growth and I most likely I will have hot roots and demarcation line again. Of course she did highlights to blending the old demarcation line. I don't know how to fix it now after a month or so. I'm level 6 naturally ash and I have a lot go grays in the front .. like 70% in some parts while the rest is 40 % or so

I am dye free going on 5 years. I miss my dark hair and feel washed out around my face. I think I want grey blending with adding in many dark pieces. I just don't know where to find someone that is experienced with this. I have a lot of white especially when I pull my hair back. Any thoughts?

I have 4/5 base and highlights. I am about 70 grey. My colorist is unable to do grey blending and I am tired of demarcation line. She only recommends powder to cover up. What do I do? I suggested to her to use demi permanent color in between but she says I will ruin her work.

You're the best! I've learned so much valuable information from your videos. Can't wait for the next one! xo

Can i use demi on a level 6.5/7 who is 70% grey, will the demi look sheer on new growth against the existing permanent?

I was skeptical until I finally tried demi for gray coverage after listening to your podcasts and for the right client it works beautifully, especially for blondes. However, I haven’t tried it on redheads yet and not sure I’d get the same vibrancy as I would from a permanent color?😬

Wow!

What about a demarcation line? I'm trying to avoid that as much as possible.

Great Video ❤❤

Very interesting info,thx and I love the why idea....good food for thought ❤

Thank you Elaine for this interview.

Thank you 😊 for confirming that it is ok to think outside the box and tackling each area differently 🎉🎉🎉

Yes! Why the green? 🤔

A on screens looking at screens left.

I was guessing A as I noticed it leaves a strange green tinge.

C

Best wishes for your opp and looking forward to your next video

No then its c

A

Ah, ha, buy some bartenders powder to remove the dye from your table....it's the best x

I love this video it made A lot more sense then I thought!!!

I love this video it made A lot more sense then I thought!!!

Isn’t it strange how uncomfortable people get when you’re not a drinker? Jim Gaffigan has a joke about just that. Nobody ever asks why you don’t use mayonnaise, but are so suspicious about why you don’t drink alcohol!🥸?

Nightmare! Flying and technological is great ….when it works. France has such a tiny car culture. Surprised they gave you such a large car? Crazy. After that adventure you know you can do anything!

I just went to Paris for the first time at 60. Loved it. And the food is magical. Good for you for going solo! You can do whatever you like. 😎

I’m trying this on for size, but am still stumped because I’ve always understood the “weight” of pigments change as the levels get lighter. Is the dye load at a level 9 strong enough to tone the RPC at a level 7 if a neutral/cool result is desired?

Formulate

Your redken shades eq formula is 7nb and 7n (you shared in comments) but your highlights are about a 9 or 10....could you tell me your shades eq formula for your blonde? Id be very grateful ~2001 Cosmo Grad aka was taught nothing about color haha 😊

Does this law work for highlift color too? E.g. Wella Special Blondes? I tried it out and it didn‘t get me as light as expected. I tried it on a natural level 6 medium textured hair and it turned out a level 8 only. I did use the math equation though😅

You are a great teacher. I just subscribed and have learned a lot already! BTW... I love your hair color. What demi do you have in this video?

Does Demi have Ammonia? I am thinning a bit on top and can't do heat or bleach. Thank you.

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Wish they would bring back Hair Shows and hands on classes in the salon 😊

Balancing everything out

How to stay positive when you're not busy😢

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Lol😂 I worked with a lady who wore a bunch of bracelets ...clink clink clink! Now if one of my bracelets is too loud, I remove it!😂

Yes Low and slow developer! This made a big change in my career! love this technique. I’d rather wait longer and have a great with stronger hair.

Mahalo nui loa e Elaine❣️ Great education

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I would love to study under both of you and I’ve got 43 years of experience

Hello I’ve recently discovered your page thanks so much for all the education… Can I ask about the example you have getting a natural level 5 to a base 8 using the universal level of lift 8x2=16-5=11 which would be a high lift usually mixed with a 30 volume so would that still be effective? Or would you mix a highlift with 20 volume in this case? Thank you

Pink 😊

Do you have a link to the specific salon concierge service your talking about?

I can hear you and see you just fine :)

Facts!!! lmbo...😂😂😂