PARTIAL, HALF, & FULL FOIL HIGHLIGHT DESIGN TUTORIAL | Product Club Color Accessories

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Product Club Artistic Director Adrienne Rogers explains and demonstrates the different reasons for utilizing a partial, half, or full highlight application. She clearly and artistically demonstrates how to correctly use foils to achieve hints of brightness, add dimension, or create comprehensive coverage through the sides and top of the head to create a beautiful veil of color.
Learn when to use a partial, half, or full highlight application to create different levels of brightness and color. Learn which options are the most effective and efficient for creating soft highlights, depth, and dimension, or full coverage on different types of hair. You will also learn about proper foil placement for each technique, the best tools to use for the most optimal results, and the appropriate pricing for each type of service.
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[@tomas-yourhairguru4588]

I LOVE YOU

[@nairbdelrey1561]

Very educational loved it, I wish I had these type of videos when I started doing hair. Sometimes you learn the hardway 🤣

[@ProductClubColorAccessories]

Practice makes perfect! That's why we hope these videos will help all colorists in their color journey!

[@destinyhunt2751]

Thank you this was very helpful!

[@IdolEyes84]

Thank you

[@ProductClubColorAccessories]

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[@trishanugent8513]

You can go blonde from brunette hair or even black hair. I have done it. And my hair was blonde in one day. Got it done professionally

[@martagimenezlopez325]

How many foils do you use on an client if you are doing a partial, half or a full head highlights?

[@ProductClubColorAccessories]

Adrienne customizes her application to each client, so the exact number of foils depends on the effect they want! In this specific video example, she used about 14-16 foils for the partial, about 30 for the half, and around 40 for the full!

[@martagimenezlopez325]

Thanks 😊

[@ProductClubColorAccessories]

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[@amandaathanas4027]

Lately, even when I’ve paid for a “Full,” there are still lots of roots that never got touched, especially at the “corners” of my crown. Twenty (20) years ago, when you asked for a Full, you got a Full. Now you really only get a Half. When you ask for a Half, you only get a Partial. When you ask for a Partial, you get a PARTIAL Partial. Hairdressers are jipping ppl, AND charging more than EVER.

[@AnnePeaceWithGod]

Yes ma'am, my full was throught the caps, that's how long ago that was, and it was 40 bucks. Now a full is 200.00. Nobody has 200.00 every 2 to 3 months.

[@raquelfigueroa5539]

I’m watching this video because I didn’t know what a partial meant. Now I know and I sure don’t want that I want a full and omg if partial cost 250 with a hair cut I can just imagine how much a full will cost..

[@nairbdelrey1561]

@@raquelfigueroa5539 also think that a full means more damage because youre bleaching more, a partial can have a lot of impact with minimal hair damage. Cuz no matter what anybody tells you, bleach damages hair one way or the other.

[@gabriellabailey189]

I’m a hairdresser and I charge people for what I give them. It’s not fair to give all hairdressers a bad rep when we all don’t do that, not even close.

[@gabriellabailey189]

@@nairbdelrey1561 exactly. That’s why the most popular method is a partial.