How to Balayage Hair for beginners - full tutorial before and after blonde highlights

Hey Everyone! I've been a bit busy these last few weeks, so I'm sorry its taken so long to get another video out!
I've been doing a lot of this kind of balayage lately, I call it "The Curated Balayage" because of its customized dimension and soft root. this client wanted something warm and light without being "too blonde".
Formulas are included in the video, feel free to screenshot any of my tips/formulas or my consultation guide!
I hope you all enjoy this tutorial! please feel free to ask any questions in the comments and remember to like and subscribe! thanks so much everyone!

[@willow7554]

You’re amazing for both new stylists and experienced stylists. I love your content!

[@travis9612]

As a cosmetology graduate (waiting for test date) these videos are truly appreciated! I have a few family members who want balayage hair but they simply don't explain it very well when I was in school. So huge thank you for this video!

[@shaunalynn2556]

I love your content because you actually go step by step and show us how to do things & what to use ! I’ve always wanted to be a hair stylist and by watching your videos helps me get ready for my future career ! Appreciate all that you do !

[@niyajones7784]

I literally wait for your videos I can’t wait to become a stylist

[@amongthewild3010]

Thanks so much for sharing! You're a master at your craft and the energy you put in your business and giving out free info like this does not go unnoticed! 💙💙

[@robertbjornesjo8087]

I do a lot of foiliages so i Will have to try that horseshoe sectioning, very smart to get it even on both sides. And beautiful endresults as always 😍👏🏻

[@willow7554]

(This comment isn’t meant to come across as judgmental or harmful in any way whatsoever, just a stylist looking out for another stylist!!)

[@theporterproject8412]

I know your goal isn't to teach DIYers. But I've used your videos to get my friend from black box dye ends, brown mids, and natural roots to an even level 9 blonde with no breakage.

[@ashleyvandeventer1372]

I love all your content girl. Keep killing it!

[@pamaylward]

Beautifully natural looking balayage!

[@uggles_mcfuggles]

I may just have to make a pilgrimage to Canada to have you work your magic on my hair. ❤

[@heart0fagirl]

This was an amazing tutorial, thank you so much!

[@navyapannu869]

I like your channel and your videos. You guys are very well trained and are doing an excellent job in every video I saw on your channel. Good luck for your success guys❤️

[@kyleabranam5848]

You did so good and it helps so much

[@kttyfb]

Love ur education videos 💜

[@911awakening]

Great video! I’m not a beginner stylist and still have this approach towards my foliages. I get to mentor someone and this is how I teach it as well. The results are always proportionate. I had a guest yesterday and she absolutely loved it! I’d like to know how long it takes you to foil these and what is a rough estimate of what you should be charging. For example balayages for me can run anywhere from $350- $450 depending on the density. Usually they average 4hours but can range from 3-6 hours, again depending on the amount of hair and how the hair lightens.

[@sadiegeoghegan5962]

very nice

[@celestemartinez-yt1sf]

Love this video but I am confused on how you alternate weave and slice

[@Cynthiaolliejenmong]

What brand foil do you use it’s so long.

[@JaneSmith0709]

It's beautiful but I fear it will fade warm.