I tried using water in my blondeme and you're right! It really makes a difference. I have been doing hair for 23 years and there is always something new to learn.Thank you for your videos!
@@vinoto She has a few videos showing. I mix my developer in and just add a little water at a time till the consistency is where I want. It glides through the hair so much better plus it seems to saturate better as well.
I really enjoy your teaching style and appreciate that you express your occasional anxiety. I really relate to that and seeing you work through your thought process is so helpful. Thank you so much for sharing all you beautiful work and techniques.
Beautiful work I love it and can not wait to try out the tipping ends like how u did for this video. I use to work for a older salon so we weren’t expose to these types of techniques but since I left and became an independent stylist I’m noticing a lot more techniques than usual. Thank u for sharing.
Wow and wow! You teach so well. Great technique! I have used the front (money piece technique, three fine weaves and the the fourth a teased one. So good. Thank you!
Love it! I appreciate all the tips and suggestions for different types of clients. I have been using alot of the random advice like adding a little water to your blonde me and i do believe it helped. Thanks again!
First off I want to say this is the best video I have seen explaining this!!!...What if my client does not want a shadow root and wants to keep there natural hair color? I see a trend where the initial highlights are applied with not as much care because they plan on solving and blending with shadow root. But how can this look be achieved without shadow root? And if I do use level 7 demi for example doing a shadow root, how long can I expect it to stay on the hair and how will the highlights around the root look after it fades off? Will it start to expose the top of my highlights and show the harsher lines etc? ...also I am really impressed that you care enough to actually reply to all the questions. So many people post a video then never reply. Thank you!
Hello! I definitely try to get back to every comment cause it really means so much that you guys take the time to subscribe/ comment and watch my videos! Im sure there will be a point I can't get back to everyone and I know id dread that time that comes cause I will go back and double check to make sure I'm not missing anyone and get anxiety about not responding fast enough 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️😂😂🤷♀️🤷♀️ So I JUST posted a video on back combing the weave, very fine weaves and we didn't have to do a shadow root. Feather up into the roots helps also. If someone wants an ashy root generally it fades warm over time. It's never too harsh tho and fades nicely as time goes by. The longevity really is up to clients and how often they wash, heat, product used. So I never give a time frame I just tell them it will last longer if you do these things : less washing, less colder water, good products. Also, I agree about some stylists doing lazy work cause they can cover it with shadow and it makes me cringe!
Omg loveee. I’m doing this on myself today. Yes I know what I’m doing been doing hair 15 years it’s just a bit diff on yourself! The root melt really helps for a lot of misgivings
Hi Kristie! Loving your channel!! One of my tips is to weave your section normally and then paint it like a balayage but with full saturation on the ends but a Little more feathered at the root. I paint slants, V’s , w’s etc Also I sometimes tease the woven section and proceed with painting in the foil. Also if your really going for a blurred impression towards the root you can detail your work with the Redken Blur brush😊 and blend it more.
Thank you Kristi - you are a true artist and excellent educational teacher ! I picked up so many tips and dos and fonts right down to adding a little water to your bleach mixture to keep it from swelling! I’ve been in thi biz for over 3 decades and I’m thrilled to learn new patterns and ideas! God Bless you- oh yeah - HE already has!!!!
I love your videos... Genius!!! .... I’m going to use one of a few of your techniques for my granddaughter tomorrow... She’s 17, so, I’ll let you know... Thanks for all of your amazing videos.. It’s truly appreciated! 😘..
Seriously Kristi I feel like you and other stylists would really benefit if you took just like a tiny bit of time every few months to go into education? You seem like a natural teacher
Thank you! That means so much! I kind of have thought about this but I feel like it's hard.... I'd potentially be teaching the same info I give away on here for free so then I'd either have to give less info here to be fair to those who pay for if or do less RUclips videos. It's a hard balance to figure out.
This is gorgeous!! You’ve explained everything so well I’m hooked on your channel! I do have a question, I’m doing my hair today or tomorrow but I’m using shades eq for a toner I’m looking for a nice bright (not platinum )blonde any recommendations I have 9p, 9nb, 9n, 9gb . I was going to tap the root with a 6n . ❤️❤️
Hello! Thank you so much! I appreciate such nice feedback! I don't really use shades so I'm not sure what would be a good suggestion.... I know ive used 9p/9t with clear for a really pretty cool blonde. Ive heard lots of gi so maybe adding a tiny amount for brightness. I think your formulation ideas sound great. Good luck! Also, pretty little ombre on Instagram uses shades, so maybe following her for formulations would be good
I would just be sure to tip out the ends early enough to where that doesn't happen. However in the chance it does, when you bank comb your tip out section, make sure your not grabbing hair that has multiple foil packets in between. That way you can just pull it out without breaking up the ends. Also, if you are truly just painting the ends, you can usually push the hair over, or lift it up a little to pull the foils out without messing up the painted ends. Just towel off the color/ bleach from the foils and it should dry out and stop processing
Thank you SO much for this video! It's been a life saver for me. My clients are thrilled with their final results. You're so talented, I appreciate you sharing all of your knowledge.
Isn't that funny! I often think that about clients.... why can't all clients back comb like this.... comb out like this.... style like this lol the list goes on!
I was going to say that root shadow adds more time 😔 when you work on a salon you’re expected to perform at a certain speed ...i do love root shadows. It’s even relaxing as well
Yes I agree , but for someone not comfortable doing balayage yet, doing a foil then rooting it helps create that look. I try not to do a shadow of I don’t have to cause your right... the timing!
Hi, thanks so much for all your kindness to explain all the processus. I didn't undenstand just how to add a water in blond. Can you write in two words please ? ❤ Thanks 😊
Amazing work. New subscriber here. ☺️. Quick question. If someone is a natural level 4. How would you. Go about blending those highlights without darkening them too much? On this girl you used a 7 at root to blend with her natural. I can’t imaging using that same concept right??
Hello and thank you for subscribing! Here's a video on blending dark hair. It really depends on the look they want. If they're trying to tone down the roots with a shadow and not be super blonde, I'd do this ⬇️⬇️⬇️ ruclips.net/video/5l4eY79utCA/видео.html If they want to be super blonde but have blended roots, I'd more back comb the roots but not shadow like this ⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️
Yes! Sometimes I feel it's best to tone first, then whatever is still too brassy and doesn't tone down, I can swipe the shadow root color thru the brassy strands to tone down the warmth. Thank you for watching !
So beautiful!! I have a question... When you do the root shadow, do you condition the hair after you shampoo the lightener out? Whenever I do root shadows I always have a tough time combing through non-conditioned hair, but conditioning makes the demi color harder to penetrate the hair....yes or no?
Hello, thank you for your question! So when I do a root shadow, I typically always put just a treatment on the ends of the hair, mostly olaplex. That way it helps strengthen the hair and also acts as a barrier incase any of the root color touches where I don't directly want it. I usually always comb my shadows all the way thru the ends so it blends well, and it doesn't deposit too strong because of the barrier. Just softly
Hi cristy genning can you tutorial black and red hear color what bleach you us what developer you us tell tru dont skip what bleach you us what developer you us hear color black and redstrip can you do
I really enjoy your videos however I’ve noticed with this one you’ve used the same song on replay through the entire video and while you were talking which was a bit distracting
Hi genney kristy four tonur damie tonur what developer you us you dont mention whit dami. Tonur what developer you us you dont mention you hav to show dont skip be honest what you mix with dami teen teenp ninpa
Because I have no idea what you're talking about, I watched the whole video back. Just FYI, when you speed up a video 5x faster it can look like im vigorously applying bleach/ foiling her head. But thanks for the feedback! Il be sure to keep my speed in real life time. The video might end up being 3 hours long, but hey! At least you'll be able to see how gentle I really am. Il be sure to keep excedrin at my station JUST in case.
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I tried using water in my blondeme and you're right! It really makes a difference. I have been doing hair for 23 years and there is always something new to learn.Thank you for your videos!
Oh yayyy! That makes me so happy to hear! Thank you for watching!
How do you use water in blondme?
@@vinoto She has a few videos showing. I mix my developer in and just add a little water at a time till the consistency is where I want. It glides through the hair so much better plus it seems to saturate better as well.
@@mandybusick7193 thanks , I'll check it out
I really enjoy your teaching style and appreciate that you express your occasional anxiety. I really relate to that and seeing you work through your thought process is so helpful. Thank you so much for sharing all you beautiful work and techniques.
Thank you so much for watching! Anxiety is a real thing! Crazy how many people relate to it!
Beautiful work I love it and can not wait to try out the tipping ends like how u did for this video. I use to work for a older salon so we weren’t expose to these types of techniques but since I left and became an independent stylist I’m noticing a lot more techniques than usual. Thank u for sharing.
Been doing hair 30 years and I agree 100% with your approach. It makes sense and gives beautiful results.
Thank you! That means so much especially with all your years of experience!
Wow and wow! You teach so well. Great technique! I have used the front (money piece technique, three fine weaves and the the fourth a teased one. So good. Thank you!
Yay! Thank you so much for watching and I appreciate your feedback!
Love it! I appreciate all the tips and suggestions for different types of clients. I have been using alot of the random advice like adding a little water to your blonde me and i do believe it helped. Thanks again!
Oh good! Im always so glad to hear when someone gets something from my videos. Thank you so much for watching!
Love your work! And appreciate all your tips!
Came out beautiful!
Also looking forward to watching more of your videos. Just subscribed.
Oh wonderful! Thank you so much for subscribing and I appreciate you're feedback!
Gorgeous!! Btw I always foil the nape sections diagonally to follow the shape of their head. It’s such a softer grow out. 💗
Thank you, and I agree! No harsh lines!
this is the best video on your channel
and probably on youtube, i have seen most of your vids.
the details in this one are amazing.
you are awsome !!.
Oh wow! Thank you for the compliment!
My lord I love your videos and you ALWAYS make senses lol! When you ramble as you say you really make sense and are being so REAL!
Oh good! Trust me, this makes me so happy to know! I always worry I don't make sense!
Yes! You've explained perfectly. I've been struggling to figure out what step I've missed. And you hit the nail on the head. Thanks.
Oh great! Im so glad!
Wow!!! Absolutely stunning. Beautiful blonde colour, beautiful soft shadow root.
Thank you so much!
First off I want to say this is the best video I have seen explaining this!!!...What if my client does not want a shadow root and wants to keep there natural hair color? I see a trend where the initial highlights are applied with not as much care because they plan on solving and blending with shadow root. But how can this look be achieved without shadow root? And if I do use level 7 demi for example doing a shadow root, how long can I expect it to stay on the hair and how will the highlights around the root look after it fades off? Will it start to expose the top of my highlights and show the harsher lines etc? ...also I am really impressed that you care enough to actually reply to all the questions. So many people post a video then never reply. Thank you!
Hello! I definitely try to get back to every comment cause it really means so much that you guys take the time to subscribe/ comment and watch my videos! Im sure there will be a point I can't get back to everyone and I know id dread that time that comes cause I will go back and double check to make sure I'm not missing anyone and get anxiety about not responding fast enough 🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️😂😂🤷♀️🤷♀️
So I JUST posted a video on back combing the weave, very fine weaves and we didn't have to do a shadow root. Feather up into the roots helps also. If someone wants an ashy root generally it fades warm over time. It's never too harsh tho and fades nicely as time goes by. The longevity really is up to clients and how often they wash, heat, product used. So I never give a time frame I just tell them it will last longer if you do these things : less washing, less colder water, good products.
Also, I agree about some stylists doing lazy work cause they can cover it with shadow and it makes me cringe!
She was Happy 😊 came out soo Nice!!
Yes! Makes me so happy!
Great tips! Thank you!
Great video. Thanks.
This was the best I’ve seen on RUclips, and Ive watched hundreds of videos on this topic. I wish I could afford you!
Oh wow! Thank you so much! That means alot!
Omg loveee. I’m doing this on myself today. Yes I know what I’m doing been doing hair 15 years it’s just a bit diff on yourself! The root melt really helps for a lot of misgivings
Oh good luck! I hope it turned out!
Looks great Kristi, you explain things perfectly!!
Oh good! Thank you so much for watching!
I’m really enjoy your video and I learned a lot from you thank you so much❤️
Hi Kristie! Loving your channel!! One of my tips is to weave your section normally and then paint it like a balayage but with full saturation on the ends but a Little more feathered at the root. I paint slants, V’s , w’s etc Also I sometimes tease the woven section and proceed with painting in the foil. Also if your really going for a blurred impression towards the root you can detail your work with the Redken Blur brush😊 and blend it more.
Thank you! Ive seen that, it looks so cool!
This helped me SO much oh my lord
Love your thoughts and commentary thru out the video 💕
Thank you!
So many handy tips and trick in such short video. Thank you 🙏
Im so glad to hear! Thank you!
Awesome
Thank you!
Perfection. And you are amazing instructor 👌
Thank you Kristi - you are a true artist and excellent educational teacher ! I picked up so many tips and dos and fonts right down to adding a little water to your bleach mixture to keep it from swelling! I’ve been in thi biz for over 3 decades and I’m thrilled to learn new patterns and ideas! God Bless you- oh yeah - HE already has!!!!
I love your videos... Genius!!! .... I’m going to use one of a few of your techniques for my granddaughter tomorrow... She’s 17, so, I’ll let you know... Thanks for all of your amazing videos.. It’s truly appreciated! 😘..
Oh wow! Thank you so much! I hope the appt goes over well and she's happy with her hair! Good luck!
Absolutely beautiful!! I love the color!! ❤
Thank you so much!
You're very welcome, Kristi!! 💖
Thank you for this tutorial!
Of course!
Seriously Kristi I feel like you and other stylists would really benefit if you took just like a tiny bit of time every few months to go into education? You seem like a natural teacher
Thank you! That means so much! I kind of have thought about this but I feel like it's hard.... I'd potentially be teaching the same info I give away on here for free so then I'd either have to give less info here to be fair to those who pay for if or do less RUclips videos. It's a hard balance to figure out.
Beautiful 😍
Thank you!
Very informative 😃just subscribed to ur channel 👍🏼loved the result ❤️
Thank you so much for subscribing!
Love your work ,can you please share how you approach reverse balayage,adding darker color?
Thank you! Here’s a video of adding dark on previously blonde hair. I hope this helps! ruclips.net/video/1HgyUdkCRbM/видео.html
This is gorgeous!! You’ve explained everything so well I’m hooked on your channel! I do have a question, I’m doing my hair today or tomorrow but I’m using shades eq for a toner I’m looking for a nice bright (not platinum )blonde any recommendations I have 9p, 9nb, 9n, 9gb . I was going to tap the root with a 6n . ❤️❤️
Hello! Thank you so much! I appreciate such nice feedback!
I don't really use shades so I'm not sure what would be a good suggestion.... I know ive used 9p/9t with clear for a really pretty cool blonde. Ive heard lots of gi so maybe adding a tiny amount for brightness. I think your formulation ideas sound great. Good luck! Also, pretty little ombre on Instagram uses shades, so maybe following her for formulations would be good
Is shadow root always necessary on balayage? I see it used with highlights too.
Beautiful result! What was your timing like for the whole appointment?
Thank you! Roughly 4+ hours
Question! After you add the bleach on the ends, how do you remove the foils to the scalp if they process before the tip outs?
I would just be sure to tip out the ends early enough to where that doesn't happen. However in the chance it does, when you bank comb your tip out section, make sure your not grabbing hair that has multiple foil packets in between. That way you can just pull it out without breaking up the ends. Also, if you are truly just painting the ends, you can usually push the hair over, or lift it up a little to pull the foils out without messing up the painted ends. Just towel off the color/ bleach from the foils and it should dry out and stop processing
Very beautiful and blended 👏👏👏💖💖
Thank you so much!
Thank you SO much for this video! It's been a life saver for me. My clients are thrilled with their final results. You're so talented, I appreciate you sharing all of your knowledge.
Oh wow! That makes me so happy to know! Im glad it's so helpful and your clients are happy! Thank you so much for watching!
Wow her hairline is so dreamy. Why cant all my clients have this hairline haha!
Isn't that funny! I often think that about clients.... why can't all clients back comb like this.... comb out like this.... style like this lol the list goes on!
Excellent technique and gorgeous color! Thnx also for tips on Igora vs Paul Mitchell.
Thank you so much! 🥰
Your explaining things very well. I like the way you do your colours.👍🏻🙂
Thank you so much!
I was going to say that root shadow adds more time 😔 when you work on a salon you’re expected to perform at a certain speed ...i do love root shadows. It’s even relaxing as well
Yes I agree , but for someone not comfortable doing balayage yet, doing a foil then rooting it helps create that look. I try not to do a shadow of I don’t have to cause your right... the timing!
Hi, thanks so much for all your kindness to explain all the processus. I didn't undenstand just how to add a water in blond. Can you write in two words please ? ❤
Thanks 😊
Great tips, just saw this work of art today! How long did you leave the root shadow on for? Will re-watch as I must have missed this part
Thank you! And typically 15 minutes roughly
Amazing work. New subscriber here. ☺️. Quick question. If someone is a natural level 4. How would you. Go about blending those highlights without darkening them too much? On this girl you used a 7 at root to blend with her natural. I can’t imaging using that same concept right??
Hello and thank you for subscribing!
Here's a video on blending dark hair. It really depends on the look they want. If they're trying to tone down the roots with a shadow and not be super blonde, I'd do this
⬇️⬇️⬇️
ruclips.net/video/5l4eY79utCA/видео.html
If they want to be super blonde but have blended roots, I'd more back comb the roots but not shadow like this
⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️
ruclips.net/video/dpi_efXAhc0/видео.html
I really enjoyed this thank you for sharing
Thank you so much for watching!
So you toned it all over first. Than shadow root ?? Looks beautiful. Never seen it done that way.
Yes! Sometimes I feel it's best to tone first, then whatever is still too brassy and doesn't tone down, I can swipe the shadow root color thru the brassy strands to tone down the warmth. Thank you for watching !
Hi kristy genning what you mix whit tonur ninpa teenv teenpa you dont mention can you hav show what you mix whit dime tonur
So beautiful!!
I have a question...
When you do the root shadow, do you condition the hair after you shampoo the lightener out?
Whenever I do root shadows I always have a tough time combing through non-conditioned hair, but conditioning makes the demi color harder to penetrate the hair....yes or no?
Hello, thank you for your question!
So when I do a root shadow, I typically always put just a treatment on the ends of the hair, mostly olaplex. That way it helps strengthen the hair and also acts as a barrier incase any of the root color touches where I don't directly want it. I usually always comb my shadows all the way thru the ends so it blends well, and it doesn't deposit too strong because of the barrier. Just softly
@@hairbykristijennings6648 Oohh yes, that makes total sense! One of those, "why didn't I think of that!?" 🤣
Thank you for your help!
Can you re tell us your formula for the shadow root?? 😍 thank you you did amazing 🙌🏻
Hello! Right into minute 21:00 I go over that, using Paul Mitchell the demi.
Did you mention what brush you used on the highlight/Balayage
Gorgeous
Thank you!
Where did you get the large tint brush 😊
Hello! Good question, I wanna say cosmoprof? It’s been at the salon for ever and I wasn’t the one to buy it, but cosmoprof is our local supplier
Omg I wana hug you right now thank you 👍🏼
Awww, you'r so sweet! 🥰🥰🥰
Do you do the same technique when she comes back again without taking all blonde through? X
Yes, not running thru the ends tho just blending
What bleach and toners did you use
I used schwarzkopf BlondeMe with 20 vol and toners are mentioned around 20 minute mark
How long do you process your root shadow?
Usually about 25 minutes
Beautiful!!!!
Thank you!
How long do you leave shadow root on?
Perfect
Thank you!
How long did the whole process take
Hello! I want to say the whole service was roughly 4 hours long
hair by Kristi Jennings thank you
Of course!
How long does this process normally take you?
Total time, 4 hours? Roughly
It would be nice for you to show side by side pics at the end.
THAT was a LOT of work....I hope she tipped you well 💰💰💰...because MY ARMS were tired just WATCHING You work!
Thank you! 😂😂 yes, very tiring!
Hi cristy genning can you tutorial black and red hear color what bleach you us what developer you us tell tru dont skip what bleach you us what developer you us hear color black and redstrip can you do
Number for roots please🙏✔️✔️✔️
Around Minute 21:14 is where it's mentioned.
How many times did she say "Money Piece"?!
Clearly not enough
Why can’t clients keep their head where you move it... have to readjust like 50 times. Ugh. 🤷🏻♀️
I really enjoy your videos however I’ve noticed with this one you’ve used the same song on replay through the entire video and while you were talking which was a bit distracting
Hi genney kristy four tonur damie tonur what developer you us you dont mention whit dami. Tonur what developer you us you dont mention you hav to show dont skip be honest what you mix with dami teen teenp ninpa
My god. After service I think client has to take Advil or Tylenol from such strong hands and the way you did is so painful 😨😨😨🥶
Because I have no idea what you're talking about, I watched the whole video back. Just FYI, when you speed up a video 5x faster it can look like im vigorously applying bleach/ foiling her head. But thanks for the feedback! Il be sure to keep my speed in real life time. The video might end up being 3 hours long, but hey! At least you'll be able to see how gentle I really am.
Il be sure to keep excedrin at my station JUST in case.
Head moving drives me crazy. You put them where you want them and they literally move it back after a couple seconds. 🙄😳😂
🤣🤣 I have heard that from a few people! So funny! I must not notice it during the service
hair by Kristi Jennings I just mean in general, that’s what clients do.
Whatevaaa.. People aren’t robots...
Hi kristy genning alwyes you do hear color you hav to tellwhat is natural hear hear what bleach you us what tonur you us what tonur you us dont lie dont skip yoh no good is bad four hear color oiam never trust hear dresseryou hav to tell what bleach yoh us what tonur you us you look lie yoh not honust you hav do hear is black super not jus blond you lie