BALAYAGE TECHNIQUE WITH ROOTS AND LOWLIGHTS

[@hempstealady]

I really enjoyed learning this! There's a UK company called paper not foil that do some amazing reusable foils, I'm really glad I found them and think they should be shared with ace people like yourself 🤟

[@beverleycovert22]

Thank you, for breaking this technique down and showing in detail how its done. :)

[@HairTutorials]

Your welcome I’m glad you enjoyed it, let me know if there is anything you would like to see a video on😃

[@beverleycovert22]

@@HairTutorialsThank you. Is there another alternative to a "horse shoe" at the top and crown after you have done angles in the back and sides for foiling? Thank you. :)

[@wendyhairdresser361]

Looks fabulous! Thank you!🙏 what volume developer would you use for your lightener in foil sections please? I usually use 12% or 9% for open air Balyage, but would drop down to 3% or 6% for lightener in foil, would that work ok for this all in one technique? Thanks

[@HairTutorials]

Yes it would it’s generally what I do, although I don’t use 12% a lot as I have a light base of clientele. 😃

[@Angela-wb6du]

Looks geat