THE BEST & EASIEST DIY HIGHLIGHT VIDEO EVER | skip2mylou

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  • @heylouzers
    @heylouzers  6 лет назад +192

    Please note, as I mention in the video, 40 developer is high but this is what I used because it's all I had. I also mention that since this is a video on full highlights, not just roots, I will include what's already been bleached; this is why I said I would only do one more foil, as not to over process all of my hair. I know you professionals are "cringing" but if you actually listen, you can spare yourself the stress. If you're looking for just roots, here's my very first video: ruclips.net/video/FxCmMNqQ04w/видео.html

    • @heathers.1064
      @heathers.1064 5 лет назад +7

      I know this is an older video but I did have a question. If you're doing highlights all over your head then obviously that is going to take quite a bit of time. If you leave the bleach on for 6 to 8 minutes as you said then by the time you get done with your whole head you will be well past the six to eight minutes for the foils where you started. How do you account for that? Or do you take the foils out immediately after you finish that final foil?

    • @joyc4587
      @joyc4587 5 лет назад +13

      Heather Scharding if you use a spray bottle of water on the foils that are done it will deactivate them. And btw 40 is fine, I’m a professional and I personally like a hi lift

    • @joyc4587
      @joyc4587 5 лет назад +10

      Oh and you don’t need to go over what is already blonde. It will eventually mush and fall off. Beauty School teacher says” once it bleached once it’s blonde once it’s bleached 2ce it’s gone.” Great job for anyone licensed or not! Love it

    • @lenabear7338
      @lenabear7338 5 лет назад +6

      You use a lower volume developer once you begin...so it varies on the level of your hair to begin with and amount of lift you're looking for. As an example 20 vol once you begin and then bump it up to 30 or 40 as you get closer to the end. You could also just use 20 vol all over. Just put more bleach on (but watch out for foils being too heavy), let process and once it stops, pop yourself under the dryer. A lot less damaging

    • @marrisadominguez7122
      @marrisadominguez7122 5 лет назад

      Impressive! Luv ur videos!!

  • @cameronr59
    @cameronr59 6 лет назад +397

    I'm 27 and have been cutting and coloring my hair since I was 21 because I was sick of "licensed professionals who went to school for this" always thinking they knew better and disregarding what I would tell them.
    Kudos for giving responsible advice and helpful tips! I love when people feel empowered to learn how to do things for themselves instead of being at the mercy of others. Plus, it's fun!

    • @mromfggggggg
      @mromfggggggg 5 лет назад +8

      Not all hairstylist are like that ( the old school ones are) but I understand because I'm a hairstylist that does his own hair rotfl

    • @babs8811
      @babs8811 5 лет назад +19

      Or they make fun of you behind your back. I had one hair dresser post a pic of my hair and say don’t do it yourself or you’ll end up with this. Like I paid you 160$ for you to slam me online. I have a male hairdresser now and I love him

    • @Zoliagaming
      @Zoliagaming 4 года назад +17

      I completely agree with you. Every hairstylist has been like this with me, Even the young ones. I show what I want (Which I’ve been told would of been incredibly easy to get) and then...... they fuck my hair. This has happened on way more than one occasion, Cos I think “maybe this time it will be different” it never is. The last it happened I went back to discuss my hair and the girl who did it was smirking. She had put dark brown on my roots (looked like it had been thrown on) and a tiny bit at the top that she put highlights on my light brown natural virgin root. Would of been lovely if she had done this everywhere but no. When she was doing it I tried to trust she knew what she was doing as according to Regis she was their “top colourist and stylist” I told her the dark root she had put on was too patchy and she told me it would be fine. Also why put dark brown on my medium brown 2 inch Virgin hair root to down over my platinum blonde hair? So yeah I’m currently watching this so I can fix my own hair as I trust no one but myself at this point

    • @mulliganstew72
      @mulliganstew72 4 года назад +15

      Cameron R good for you! I’m just learning in my 40s but man whatever happened to the hair styling industry??? They don’t listen, do a slop crap job, treat you like a low life peon while charging you a fortune to damage your damn hair. Fuggitaboutit!

    • @Zoliagaming
      @Zoliagaming 4 года назад +5

      Mimi Ramone Exactly!!

  • @RayRay-dg1uy
    @RayRay-dg1uy 7 лет назад +725

    So funny reading.. Trained stylists, desperately trying to validate their profession by criticizing this tutorial. Thank you for showing us how EASY this is. I've never had my hair done for less that $300, just for a trim and highlights. And honestly every time in the past that I let a "professional" do my hair it was a living nightmare. $300 was the least off my losses. I started cutting my own hair, last year and it comes out exactly how I want. Easy. Love doing it. Terrified to go back to a stylist, roots have grown to my ears. Im desperately searching for highlight tutorials. Already have the products. Thank you for your time and transparency. I'm ready.

    • @heylouzers
      @heylouzers  7 лет назад +43

      You go! Remember, no one knows your hair like you do. Only bleach the dark part, not what's already blonde. I did it just for the video since I had so many requests for full highlights after a video I did on root touch up. Good luck!

    • @prayingkoala
      @prayingkoala 7 лет назад +17

      I hear ya ray ... I too have spent serious money at local FAMOUS SALONS and wound up with orange hair and broken off falling out hair ... had to cut my mid back length hair into a Jennifer Lawrence pixie and wait for it to grow back ! Mine is coming in pure silver in streaks and what i'd really like to do is stop coloring all together but i have OCD and hate grow out ... i want to find my Natural silver streaks and lighten the dyed portion of the strand so there isn't a demarcation line .... when i let the roots grow in it gives the appearance of very thin and thinning hair because of the lack of color , plus it just looks unkept ... funky roots and chipped nail polish looks so freaking trashy and unkept i hate that .... THANK YOU LOU .... i think i will have my hubby watch this so he can help me with the back .... now i just gotta pick the correct lightener and/ or toner for the color i want ... thank you

    • @jesskazen
      @jesskazen 7 лет назад +11

      I buy olaplex 1,2,3 on ebay

    • @vweiland1961
      @vweiland1961 7 лет назад +13

      Love this tutorial, and remember people are gonna hate what others do right, I'm done paying $200, $300 for highlights, I'm ready to do it myself, you go girl, great video and keep it up, I have a question, what shampoo & conditioner you recommend after doing highlighting, thank YOU😘

    • @EGORElicious
      @EGORElicious 7 лет назад +17

      I have my cosmetology license and I don't even TRUST stylists to touch my hair. Too many times of them messing my hair up and never getting what I'm hoping for. Plus, it's a lot cheaper to do my own anyways. I never got my hair colored in a salon because I know how much it costs. Always colored my hair, it's fun. Been cutting my own hair for 6 years now and been licensed for 5 years. What she's doing in this video is what they do in the salon anyhow, 40 vol lifts the hair 4 levels 20 vol is best to use if you need to lift 2 levels. Except starting on the bottom makes life a whole lot easier and thats how we were taught in beauty school. Just saying 😉 Definitely keep an eye on your hair while using lightener!

  • @shrekikiki
    @shrekikiki 7 лет назад +610

    Just used your method, so glad i did. Came out pretty good. Salon couldn't get it the way i wanted. So i did it myself.

    • @FreeToBe22
      @FreeToBe22 7 лет назад +53

      salon never gets it how i want

    • @sammieathome9417
      @sammieathome9417 5 лет назад +8

      Same here! I might want to try this soon.

  • @Sarah-nf2fg
    @Sarah-nf2fg 4 года назад +120

    I just have one Question ? Why are stylist even watching this??? I thought this was a DIY for NON-Professionals !!! Also she said In the video like 5 times she was only doing the entire strand to show people how to do more than just a root touch up... SMH we should Empower each other not bring each other down...

    • @heylouzers
      @heylouzers  4 года назад +7

      Sarah Roberts 👍🏼

    • @dbedazzling1
      @dbedazzling1 Год назад +4

      Especially when the stylist charges an arm and a leg to do it for their clients 😅

    • @WarrioroftheAges
      @WarrioroftheAges 11 месяцев назад +2

      Stylist watching a fellow stylist do hair is comparable to a mechanic watching another mechanic work on a car.
      1 of 2 things WILL happen:
      1. Old “war” (salon or beauty school ) stories are told that are fun to compare & laugh at.
      OR
      2. CRITICISM or CORRECTIONs
      Why? Because everyone thinks their way is the only way, when we can all learn from one another

    • @z.startedafire
      @z.startedafire 8 месяцев назад

      ​@@dbedazzling1as a professional, i agree it's expensive, but you have no idea how much it cost to rent a building.

    • @z.startedafire
      @z.startedafire 8 месяцев назад +1

      ​@@WarrioroftheAgesid shit on her if i saw her using 40 VOLUME on a stage 6-7 level. so imma hate on this. plus, this is why we charge so much bc people are airheads

  • @mizv6769
    @mizv6769 5 лет назад +12

    I have been a hairstylist for 17+ years and still cannot find a way to take my own head off and do it myself!! I found myself watching your video after multiple trips to various salons and friend’s kitchen to have my hair done only to have it end in failure and empty pockets. I decided to see how other women have done it themselves and BOOM.... your video is amazing! I will NEVER have someone at an overly expensive highly recommended salon touch my head again! Thank you 🙏 you are awesome!

    • @Kelraysmelsa
      @Kelraysmelsa Год назад +1

      I was a hairstylist before I had my kids and I can't tell you how many times I wished I could take my head off! I thought I was the only one who said that 😂

    • @mizv6769
      @mizv6769 Год назад

      @@Kelraysmelsa 😂😂 glad I’m not the only crazy one out here!! 💇🏻‍♀️

  • @SarinaMaynor
    @SarinaMaynor 6 лет назад +94

    I've watched million highlighting videos but this is by far the best one out there! Your process is so DIY!

  • @paige6042
    @paige6042 6 лет назад +16

    Thank you for giving me the encouragement that I needed to finally get the highlights that I’ve been wanting so badly. I’m terrified of salons and can’t justify spending $200-300 on my hair every 3 months. Not only is that insane, it’s a 1,000 bucks per year just for highlights!! Then add in cuts and all the bullshit they talk you into buying to line their pockets. No thanks!
    Thank you, Lou, for a great video. You made it look so easy and not scary.

  • @shawnnamorley7388
    @shawnnamorley7388 5 лет назад +13

    Followed your video step by step and did my own hair a few weeks ago. I still can't believe how awesome it came out. Was really nervous the first time and took my time, but it was so easy. Saved me $90 this one time and I still have everything to color my hair a few more times. Love love love it. Thank you!

  • @melissabryan366
    @melissabryan366 5 лет назад +157

    As a cosmetologist, i wouldn’t pull the bleach all the way through to the ends because that can unnecessarily damage your already blonde hair. And foiling from the bottom up helps keep everything clean and organized so you don’t have to flip your foils, causing slippage and bleed marks. I think this tutorial is awesome! And i absolutely realize not everyone can afford to get their hair done so this is a great alternative 😊 do you use toner?

    • @Aprn44444
      @Aprn44444 5 лет назад +17

      You're awesome. Thank you for the tips. I'm a mom with 5 kids, and I can't always afford to get my hair done, but I like to feel pretty too.

    • @summertime9629
      @summertime9629 4 года назад +1

      Melissa Bryan omg this is cringe! I’m licensed & am not doing hair this moment..but this gal just literally is recommending ppl breaking & hydrolyzing their hair. Eek!

    • @jbgodsgirl5381
      @jbgodsgirl5381 4 года назад +10

      Summer Time why don’t you give us a better tutorial. Please

    • @anitarussum4590
      @anitarussum4590 4 года назад +1

      Melissa Bryan ..I agree ...do not run it down the hair. She needs olaplex big time too. Lord have mercy. The ends are fuzz.

    • @stanzamunoz8767
      @stanzamunoz8767 3 года назад +2

      I love you for being so kind this actually made me so happy. So many people criticize and do not take into account that people just can’t afford to do this at a salon and it’s so fun to do something different with your hair and feel pretty. Such kind feedback ❤️

  • @crystaltiffany3300
    @crystaltiffany3300 8 лет назад +144

    Seriously... the best diy highlight video I've seen. Thank you so much!

  • @guniopoyuki6544
    @guniopoyuki6544 5 лет назад +95

    I just followed your video and it turned out fabulous! Took me less than an hour including the shower! Don't know how to attach a photo or I would. Last time I paid 170 bucks ! You are amazing! Do more videos! This cost me 11 bucks........

  • @terrymccord4738
    @terrymccord4738 4 месяца назад +1

    I have tried to watch so many videos about diy highlights and yours is the 1st one I have watch all the way to the end thanks for easy to follow instructions and no being completely boring and for not giving unnecessary info and making it more complicated than it has to be

  • @jessicaowens836
    @jessicaowens836 2 года назад +9

    Thank you for this! And I sincerely mean that. There has never been a more in-depth tutorial on this entire process from things you need to comb style and even clothing appropriate info. This is freggin awesome. You make it look so easy and this video is very informative. I so much appreciate this video!

  • @oxlilsis23ox
    @oxlilsis23ox 5 лет назад +21

    This is exactly how my hair stylists does it!! Thank you SO MUCH! I’m a broke nursing student who loves blonde hair but can’t afford to get my roots done but every blue moon!

  • @pinkgirlsuzi
    @pinkgirlsuzi 6 лет назад +113

    Been doing my own hair, cut and highlighting for over 20 years. I never liked the hairstylists' work; always had to touch it up and was angry I had paid so much. So, I decided to do my own. Since both my sisters were hairstylists (didn't live near me),they told me how to do it, plus I had watched hairstylists do it as well.
    Anyway, the answer for doing the back of your hair is a mirror on an extension arm (at Ikea) mounted on the opposite wall from the mirror over your sink. Then get a kitchen stool and sit on the stool with your back to the sink. Now you are in the perfect position to see the entire back of your head. I also place another kitchen stool to my right and put my bleach bowl, comb and foils on it. Another handy thing is to buy a smock like those worn in hair salons. It great for protecting your clothes. And you can use an old shower curtain to protect the floor.
    Also, if you run out of foils, just grab your kitchen aluminum foil and fold and tear or cut it with scizzors and viola! you have what you need.
    Since my hair is naturally dark and I lift it very light, I use 40 vol developer. I have it on my hair for about 45 mins. The secret to not overly damaging your hair is to MOISTURIZE afterwards! And also I only highlight every 4 months, not 6-8 weeks like they tell you to do. I have also found the best deep conditioner is coconut oil. Put it on your hair, let it set for 10-20mins then shampoo out but try to shampoo mostly the scalp and just rinse it through the ends. Then put your regular conditioner on and rinse out. That way the regular conditioner will close the cuticle of the hair shaft up after you applied the coconut oil and it will seal the moisture in. Good luck!

    • @hsharon7234
      @hsharon7234 6 лет назад

      musicgirlsuz is

    • @lauriepineiro893
      @lauriepineiro893 5 лет назад +13

      I began doing my own hair 12 years ago for all your reasons, also I just did not like the salon environment, people talking about their lives over my head. I constantly get compliments from strangers on my hair. I think more woman should empower themselves by maintaining their own hair.

    • @suzannetutton2353
      @suzannetutton2353 4 года назад +1

      Thanks for your comments. Sounds like some great ideas. Although I’m a little nervous about using coconut oil. Seems like it will be hard to keep your hair from being greasy. How much do you use? My hair is shoulderlength so I’m wondering how much I should use.

    • @hjd832
      @hjd832 4 года назад

      Thanks for sharing your undoubted expertise..

    • @shea5542
      @shea5542 4 года назад

      Great advice! Thank you!!

  • @danaspetrini8338
    @danaspetrini8338 6 лет назад +38

    This technique is SO much better than poking yourself with a hook and cap!!

  • @ambc5835
    @ambc5835 Год назад +1

    You are adorable and funny and real! You cracked me up when you talked about the highlighting in the back of your head and just said, "I don't know." It's the way you said it. You are funny and give great instructions.

  • @Emilia-xn3ws
    @Emilia-xn3ws 3 года назад +51

    “I’ve had questions on how to do the backside of your hair and that’s a super tough one because yanno, I don’t know.” Hahah you’re great

  • @aalihte3378
    @aalihte3378 7 лет назад +22

    For those stuck with 40 vol developer as well, You can mix 1/2 dev w/ 1/2 water and BAM! Now you've got 20 vol (more or less) At least it's MUCH less damaging :) p.s. love your videos

  • @LollipopLexi
    @LollipopLexi 5 лет назад +7

    It turned out pretty good! Not a bad way to do it. I’d just like to mention a few pointers.... 1- Never go past the foil edge. 2- Don’t put 40 Vol on already lightened ends, that’s how hair fries off. 3- I like to use tiny clips to hold the foil down so I can use both hands. 4- if you want two or even three tones in your hair you can swap out colors either in between the foils or in the foils. So the bleach in the foil and a darker color outside of the foil. Or every other one natural.
    Not everyone can afford to go get their hair done. So at home isn’t always bad. But always be careful and cautious, especially with bleach.

  • @sgriffin4770
    @sgriffin4770 6 лет назад +5

    Love this video. Not everyone can afford to go to the salon and pay the huge cost of highlighting. This is a true blessing for those of us. Also remember practice makes perfect...even the pros had to practice. 😉 So don't get discouraged. These you-tube videos have helped a lot with cutting my own hair & coloring. I think a huge key is the product used too. I respect the opinions of cosmetologists but I have had hair disasters at salons too. So.... Thanx again.

  • @juliajones9402
    @juliajones9402 3 года назад +7

    Hello Lou I just wanted to tell you this is the best video I've ever seen as far as instructions go. I'm a 53 year old woman I've been doing my own bleaching highlighting frosting for about 20 years I just started doing extensions because at my age I'm losing my hair but I have never gotten the hang of the comb in the foil and pulling it down you explained it so perfectly thank you I love you I am waiting right now I wait usually 50 minutes with my hair and then I'm going to tone it I just started toning so this is a new thing for me also but I just want to say that I have a full head of foils and they look right I will take a picture and send it to you later thank you so much for your RUclips video. And I apologize for all those run-on sentences of talk texting.

  • @darknessrises4867
    @darknessrises4867 5 лет назад +8

    Thank you SOOOO MUCH!!! I’ve always done my own highlights mainly because I have bad luck at salons and also because I love doing hair & I’m too cheap to spend that much just on hair! With that being said, I’ve never been able to get the look I wanted with the way that I was doing it. I always did my rows front to back vs side to side and would be so bummed at the end because no matter how much or how little I weaved, it never came out as expected! So thank you for sharing this video! I am seriously obsessed with how good it comes out this way!!! THANK YOU!!!

  • @liliwills1933
    @liliwills1933 4 года назад +53

    Thank you for this. I’m currently having a mental breakdown so I’m gonna do purple highlights. best tutorial ever 💛

    • @phonicfrog
      @phonicfrog 4 года назад +8

      Lili Wills I’m all about mental breakdown hair colouring. Hope it turned out well and that things get better xx

    • @sarahanna8767
      @sarahanna8767 4 года назад +2

      Lol that's real. 😁

  • @jodihorton340
    @jodihorton340 7 лет назад +46

    love the tip w the foil to hold the untreated sections for a few reasons but mostly for at home simplification. round of applause for catering to the DIY w practical tips that you make look easy.

  • @suzannetutton2353
    @suzannetutton2353 4 года назад +3

    Your video is awesome! My sister wants me to highlight her hair. I went to beauty school like forever ago! So I remember just enough to be dangerous. LOL. That was long before there were highlights. We did the old pull the hair through a cap process. I can’t wait to see how everything turns out. But, back to your video. Thank you so much for keeping it short and simple. I endured someone else’s video and I finally had to stop. It was so much unnecessary chit chat. You got to the point, yet told us what we need to know. Keep up the good work! I will be definitely watching for more videos from you.

  • @angelinebiswas7611
    @angelinebiswas7611 4 года назад +1

    Wow! Of all 100 videos I’ve watched! This was the easiest to understand and get than even professional stylists! Thanks for showing

  • @laurencooper662
    @laurencooper662 5 лет назад +15

    Absolutely love this video. Especially love how you’ve showed us every step and spoke us through it! Going to give it a try thankyou x

  • @vivicagene2478
    @vivicagene2478 5 лет назад +7

    I’ve watched tons of DIY highlighting tutorials and this is by far the best! ❤️ Love it!!!

  • @mrsmacca126
    @mrsmacca126 2 года назад +1

    Thank you, love!!! Very well done. Very easy to understand and follow. I truly appreciate you!!!

  • @patriciaaudette4157
    @patriciaaudette4157 6 лет назад +6

    I've been doing my own high lightening for years. I use a cap and use 30 developer with my powder bleach. I like it better because I can control where I want the highlights and watch to the see the pale blond stage I need for high lightening. My hair dresser says I do a great job. People comment how great my hair looks and ask where I get it done! Their jaws drop when I say I do it myself.
    As for doing the back - I feel with my left hand for a pre-poked hole and then pull out with crochet hook. I always check in a mirror before I put mixture on to make sure no gaps!

  • @katherineneiers7107
    @katherineneiers7107 5 лет назад +54

    Wow! This is the 1st time I have seen one of your videos.....you are really amazing in front of the camera! I just wanted to let you know you are great at this!

  • @norcallady30
    @norcallady30 8 лет назад +49

    You can start with 20Volume on the first side and 40Volume on the second side so the processing balances out with the timing.

  • @molly7708
    @molly7708 5 лет назад +6

    "get 'er done" - so good and a $$ saver! Thanks Lou

  • @melissadonnelly3927
    @melissadonnelly3927 3 года назад +3

    Thank you, you’re awesome and knowledgeable! I went to get highlights about 2 weeks ago and you can already see my roots! I’m gonna give this a try.

  • @sophiew1967
    @sophiew1967 Год назад +1

    That ' Skip to my Lou' children's song just have been a hopscotch or skipping song for children ( probably those of us over 45 tbh) lol on both sides of the Atlantic then! I vividly remember skipping with my infants school friends in the school playground in the early 70' s & see all sing that & the more sinister ' Ring a ring of roses' ! Lol..😊

  • @brskillman
    @brskillman Год назад +1

    wow!!! I just tried doing highlights!!! amazing.. so glad you posted this video...

  • @cattaylor6904
    @cattaylor6904 5 лет назад +2

    People can be way too fast to nit pick. Your method is great, your straight to the point video was so refreshing, there was no ten minutes of blah blah blah, me, me me! Been doing my own hair, with the naughty 40% vol developer and the only time I had problems was when I used 30%vol because I had to do it twice. I never stood a chance of lining them highlights up, so you can imagine the state of my hair.....I nearly went brunette again to hide it. Please keep up the hair advice, you just got yourself another subscriber.!!

  • @jill8752
    @jill8752 4 года назад +3

    Omg I cannot believe I’ve found someone I can actually watch...isn’t that crazy how you have to almost bond with the you tubers you watch...I won’t learn anything if I don’t vibe with what your doing & what your saying to me!! I’m laughing my ass off on the thing you said about getting the back 😂

  • @caram2064
    @caram2064 2 года назад +2

    THANK YOU for taking it slowly and step by step! It really helped me see exactly what you you were doing and made it really clear! Bravo 👏! Great tips and advice! 👍👍👍. Thank you 🙏

  • @shellyrene8435
    @shellyrene8435 8 лет назад +18

    Love the way you show & straight to the point. thankyou! 🌝

  • @oriana.workshop
    @oriana.workshop 5 лет назад +8

    This is my favorite tutorial of all time! You are hilarious 😂 PLUS now I do this myself now 👏

  • @HealingMedicyn
    @HealingMedicyn 4 года назад +12

    When I watch these videos I just get enraged that these hairstylists think they can charge $300 for this. I’ve only ever had one do a good job! I’m just now realizing I’ve been totally ripped off! Thank you sooo much for making this so easy and accessible 🙏🏼🙏🏼

    • @shyladare
      @shyladare 2 года назад

      I mean, good highlights take a long time. Her hair isn't bad at all but it definitely looks stripey instead of natural. I hate paying so much but when a lady is standing over me for an hour with her arms raised the whole time to put the highlights in, shampoos, conditions, tones, and protects my hair and then cut, blow, and styles and I'm out of there 3 hours later $300 doesn't seem bad. A 30 minute facial costs just as much and is much less labor intensive. Plus the stylists have to pay rent on their chair, if not they're just paid a wage the salon decides & the salon keeps the rest.

    • @annascott3542
      @annascott3542 11 месяцев назад

      And you’re also paying for the convenience but $300 is too much I’ve been getting my hair highlighted for 25 years now and 125$ is as much as you should pay and that’s for gold standard any more, and you’re being ripped off.

    • @annascott3542
      @annascott3542 11 месяцев назад

      Of plus 25-30% tip

  • @judichristopher4604
    @judichristopher4604 7 лет назад +6

    This is a great video.. "You Go Girl!!!" I have let my natural (ugly) hair grow out... but now I want just a few highlights... You are a God-Send... Thank you so much for sharing this!!! And "Thank you" for not having annoying music in the background while doing your tutorial... ;)

  • @betsypaz-gyimesi8875
    @betsypaz-gyimesi8875 4 года назад +1

    I LOVE your videos. Not only are you super funny but you really made me feel confident about trying this.Thank you for being so genuine! Great tips!

  • @ElHawk30
    @ElHawk30 4 года назад +2

    Your tips for applying foils with the comb and holding the hair with the foils are great!

  • @simmis9387
    @simmis9387 4 года назад +2

    You just got me to subscribe withing 10 sec. and your foil placement method won my heart. Good explanation. Loved ur video

  • @MsJBChick247
    @MsJBChick247 4 года назад +3

    LOL I absolutely love you !! This is the first highlight video that I was actually entertained by while getting great results at the same time. You're awesome 😂😍

  • @jen5487
    @jen5487 5 лет назад +8

    Why am I always willing to attempt anything Lou does....?❤🤪

    • @sophiew1967
      @sophiew1967 3 года назад +1

      Lol yeah she really should go into politics ,she's convincing..lol

  • @avahalbert5694
    @avahalbert5694 4 года назад +1

    my mom and i both think you are a hair genius! thank you so much! i loved the video! so helpful!!

  • @pattib6151
    @pattib6151 8 лет назад +5

    Great Idea! Never would have thought of the "butter knife". You are ingenious! Thanks for the tips.

  • @RobinGriggsWood
    @RobinGriggsWood 3 года назад +4

    The reason professionals fold the foil is to prevent seepage up near the roots (the mixture expands a bit with the heat of the human body). So you actually want to lay the foil in the opposite direction, with the fold on the outside, not inside - you want to see the fold (and fold only about half inch to an inch). This will help prevent over-processing at the roots (or burning the scalp with bleach). I was a professional for 20 years (though, totally OK with folks doing it at home ... ;o))

  • @michelemcnally2002
    @michelemcnally2002 4 года назад +3

    Great video, really straightforward explanation & demonstration. Thanks so much 😊. You’ve given me the confidence to have a go 👍

  • @michellethomas563
    @michellethomas563 3 года назад +1

    Love your video! So easy. Much better than other recommended videos that are all out there.

  • @clboymom9467
    @clboymom9467 3 года назад +1

    Thank you for this clear tutorial! I enjoyed watching you.. great sense of humour 😂

  • @TYapril
    @TYapril 2 года назад +1

    This is the best hair highlighting DIY RUclips video ever!!!

  • @allyfrasier6306
    @allyfrasier6306 2 года назад +1

    You're awesome! Love how down to earth you are! Thanks for keepin' it real 🌞

  • @lynknudson3024
    @lynknudson3024 5 лет назад

    You are a breath of fresh air.Excellent turorial! I'll be stalking.....I mean WATCHING... for you other vids!

  • @laurennpres2020
    @laurennpres2020 4 года назад +1

    Here to confirm it works! Did it on my mom and I and we both love it! Thanks!

  • @romanjolyneavalos3766
    @romanjolyneavalos3766 4 года назад +2

    Im so glad i came across your video now i have confidence to attempt to do at home highlights by myself wish me luck! Quarantine hair is gonna be amazing thanks to you!

  • @idkwntc4302
    @idkwntc4302 3 года назад +1

    Wow! What a great, straight forward, amazing video!! Thanks!!!

  • @BassetGirl
    @BassetGirl 8 лет назад +4

    Your tutorials for highlights are amazing! Love them. Great shortcuts! Thank you so much!

  • @Miffny
    @Miffny 8 лет назад +72

    A great little video but I am amazed your hair hasn't melted off with 40 volume peroxide all through to the ends !. I use 20 volume not on ends for about 45 minutes all is good.

    • @heylouzers
      @heylouzers  8 лет назад +23

      I agree! But I don't usually use 40, as I explained in the video. It's all I had at the time. 😉

    • @DanteVelasquez
      @DanteVelasquez 6 лет назад +19

      You can make 20 vol by adding equal parts water and developer.

    • @wendysaslow8631
      @wendysaslow8631 5 лет назад

      Good to know!

    • @anitarussum4590
      @anitarussum4590 4 года назад

      Miff L ...right!

  • @leighbrook7161
    @leighbrook7161 3 года назад +1

    My daughter tries to explain it to me but watching you is everything she said plus your humor! Ik im late commenting on here but it was the first video from my search sooooo yea! Love it tho thank you

  • @lalah6157
    @lalah6157 5 лет назад +2

    Thank you, great video! Love your pithy presentation style. Funny and informative....you inspire confidence by making it look easy.

  • @robertpatrene2540
    @robertpatrene2540 4 года назад +2

    You are very good at teaching foil highlighting, I’ve been a colorist almost 60 years , this is my second time watching your channel 🤩👏💁🏼‍♀️🇺🇸I’m Robert from Canonsburg Pa 15317 !!🤪

  • @shamodaya1758
    @shamodaya1758 5 лет назад +1

    the method is amazing and simple to follow! you are indeed a natural in front of camera! subscribed!!!

  • @kathrynweller5828
    @kathrynweller5828 4 года назад +1

    Love your videos! Don't normally subscribe to these things, but you are so to the point and real I could help but to. Keep making these great tutorials. I appreciate you.

  • @sextonmariems
    @sextonmariems 8 лет назад +13

    very cute and a good job for an at home job. the reason highlighting from a salon is more expensive is because we use professional products and we spend 1200 to 2500 hours to learn the techniques. u should NEVER squish down the foils when highlighting and please people if u are not experienced do NOT use 40 vol u will literately melt your hair off if done incorectly. u are adorable and not knocking u just please remember we charge for our skill and our products and time.

    • @Lisa.pizzza
      @Lisa.pizzza 8 лет назад +11

      Marie Sexton stfu. She seems pretty smart. Not everyone wants to spend their hard earned money on things they can learn on their own.

    • @mspolarbear2239
      @mspolarbear2239 7 лет назад +5

      I agree. My girlfriend went to a salon for highlighting and paid $300. I don't know about you Marie but I for one can not afford to pay jacked up salon rates for something I can do at home.

    • @summomlife7923
      @summomlife7923 7 лет назад

      Marie Sexton ghgvv shbvhh

    • @summomlife7923
      @summomlife7923 7 лет назад

      Marie Sexton ihf

    • @nancypullen2939
      @nancypullen2939 7 лет назад

      Agreed! I have long, thick hair that grows FAST. I've spent way too many hours and too much money on highlights and they only look good for about a month because of root growth. Ridiculous.

  • @smlve
    @smlve 6 лет назад +2

    I love this video! Thanks for the tutorial! So much cheaper than going to the salon... really who has $200+ to get their hair done every few months

  • @sdelbari
    @sdelbari 4 года назад

    Very clear and detailed explanation on how to highlight hair for someone for the very first time. Thank you

  • @LovinSims3
    @LovinSims3 8 лет назад +13

    I'm glad I can across this! I've actually been wanting to do my own highlights. I'm going to make a drive over to Sally's.

    • @renatocaruana3959
      @renatocaruana3959 7 лет назад

      there are no secrets how about we do highlights in our salons round the workd l belive there's only good technical way and experience.
      please dont fuck with your hair.

    • @LovinSims3
      @LovinSims3 7 лет назад +8

      renato caruana wow! did you have put the f word!

  • @yanis955ify
    @yanis955ify Год назад +1

    I never comment on here but you are amazing! Your tutorials are the easiest and actually turn out all right! After a few years of disastrous “styling” I am cutting and styling my hair myself and finally have the courage to try the foil technique with a colouring kit. My hair is salt and pepper so not sure how it’s going to turn out, wish me luck! X

  • @c.sutterfield4304
    @c.sutterfield4304 5 лет назад +3

    LOVE! I am about to attempt this for the second time in my life, and last time, no foils, and it was chunky. Got a lot of compliments, but it was too chunky for me. . . .so here I go!

  • @hartkels
    @hartkels 4 года назад +1

    Hahaha "freakin frack" 😂 thank you for this tutorial! Enjoyed watching! Excited to try

  • @woodcrystal
    @woodcrystal 7 лет назад +41

    At Christmas time this past year I paid 130 bucks at ULTA to get my hair highlighted, colored and cut. It was horrible the highlights sucks they were not what I wanted. I even showed her a pic! Getting your hair done professionally is overpriced! I'm gonna give this at home method a try. Thanks for the video :)

    • @ilovearijay
      @ilovearijay 6 лет назад +1

      Crystal Wood same here! I even booked the master stylist for 170! Mind you this is the shortest i have ever had my hair yet the most i have ever been charged. Never again.

    • @fayleennimmerrichter2437
      @fayleennimmerrichter2437 6 лет назад

      Awesome information!
      Thanks Sue

    • @deboraht5079
      @deboraht5079 6 лет назад +1

      Crystal Wood -- I paid $130.00 to a "master stylist" at JC Penney ' s to highlight my hair. The highlights barely showed. I went back but she refused to do anything, so I'm learning how to do highlights myself.

    • @Donner2002
      @Donner2002 4 года назад +1

      Crystal Wood Same, I paid $200 at Ulta, worst experience EVER!
      The manager/master styler looked me up and down when I arrived and immediately asked if they had gone over prices with me when I scheduled. 🤨 excuse me?? I should've left then but I just thought her mama didn't raise her right and ignored it. I had scheduled for highlights and a cut/style. After the highlights refused to use toner even though I mentioned I HATE when my hair ends up with orange and brass colors. FLAT said no! Guess what color my hair was... mhmm... brorange!
      Rinse water completely down my shirt, no joke, had to go change before anything else and dug a clump of conditioner out of my ear. Uuugh!! Omg! I could go on but I will stop at that and just say.. girl, I will never do Ulta again!! I'm all about the DIY hair now

  • @jemohseni
    @jemohseni 8 лет назад +31

    i learned to do it on the back of my head. Yes, you need mirrors. Go get any of those $10-$15 full length mirrors from walmart or ross, put the nails in the top corners and connect with some shoe string, and you can hang the mirror on the wall with one of those door hooks or just a nail in the wall. If you have the room in your bathroom, hang it up horizontally, that works the best! I also practiced with a mixture of baking soda and conditioner a few times, and I timed myself, until I felt really confident. Start with the back first. Section off all hair in front from behind ears to the top crown of head, and pull into tie in front. you really only need about three tinfoils down the middle and two on each of the back sides. Leave that hair at the back of the head alone...i say at least. Highlights look weird there anyways. If you really really want to get that hair, I say wait till the next day, section off that back hair, and put the rest of your finished highlighted hair in a bun on the top of your head. It's a little too risky to try to do it all at once, i think.

    • @imansfaith
      @imansfaith 7 лет назад

      jemohseni I wish you could show us that in a video

    • @prayingkoala
      @prayingkoala 7 лет назад +7

      i am practicing with tooth paste ...LOL

    • @paintedstars2
      @paintedstars2 6 лет назад +1

      Tina Hill BRILLIANT WHITENING!!

    • @Nanna_chrii
      @Nanna_chrii 6 лет назад

      Julie Bergman-Platner Can you use toothpast for whitening??

    • @blindsquirrelsnut7939
      @blindsquirrelsnut7939 6 лет назад +1

      Best comment on here I believe!! I agree. I'm the same way!! I do my own hair too but I use 20. And the bw2. For about 40 minutes depending. I never do my whole head. I'm not a professional but I know enough not to attempt my entire head in one session. This video was cute though!! Good luck to you all 💚

  • @ghoshsarkar
    @ghoshsarkar 5 лет назад +1

    GREAT JOB! I just loved this video. I'm gonna try next week. yayyy thank you Lou

  • @hirabvb1144
    @hirabvb1144 3 года назад +1

    Such a great video! I had natural highlights done at salon but since quarantine, I have to do mine at home now, going to try today!

  • @carolhettinger3696
    @carolhettinger3696 4 года назад +2

    Girl thank you, great diy. I'm gonna do mine this week end super excited!! I can do it. I already cut my long dark hair so this will be another money saved and hair dressers don't get me! 😁 thanks again!

  • @sarahwilkins5401
    @sarahwilkins5401 3 года назад +1

    I can say this u. Showed me how to highlight my hair for the first time I ever tried doing it and it came out perfectly thanks for ur tutorial

  • @heatherhowe351
    @heatherhowe351 7 месяцев назад

    Great video- love the tip about securing hair between with the foil before 😊

  • @emilyand_coffee331
    @emilyand_coffee331 8 лет назад +6

    That was very cool!! You made that look easy! Thanks Lou!❤️

  • @golfergal
    @golfergal 5 лет назад

    I love your wit and humor! Good job!

  • @shea5542
    @shea5542 4 года назад

    You rock, lady. This was awesome and you are so funny. Subscribed.

  • @jeaniesmith5766
    @jeaniesmith5766 7 лет назад

    You're a rock star! Informative , witty etc etc!

  • @carolemiles7554
    @carolemiles7554 8 лет назад +12

    I am so happy to find this really clear and excellent video .thanks for sharing it. from caz
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  • @sandrabosch8531
    @sandrabosch8531 6 лет назад

    Love your honest funny ways. Really enjoyed watching this video 🌹

  • @joeyjade9901
    @joeyjade9901 3 года назад

    Beautiful💃thankyou so much, i shall be forever be coming back to this😉🇦🇺

  • @suniadams6242
    @suniadams6242 Год назад +1

    By the way, I love your humour! I never do anyhtng smart either, its usually the hardest way is my way lol. Very great method, I just ordered my dye and its happening as soon as it gets here! my grandmother left me all of her hair stuff when she passed. (Bless her sweet soul) So I have done though it all, highlighted several times, permed my hair and everything! -- I can not wait to try this! :) Thank youo so much Lou. I call my daughter Remi Lou. (dont ask me why bc IDK! I have since she was a wee baby and funny thing is, her name is actually Remi Dawn. (just thought I woulld add that :) lol

  • @jennynsumit2547
    @jennynsumit2547 6 лет назад

    Nice job Lou. And we'd never leave you! 😊😊😊

  • @nieela6405
    @nieela6405 3 года назад +1

    This was so helpful, thank you! I love your vibe :)

  • @melissamccune2663
    @melissamccune2663 7 лет назад +4

    You crack me up!!! I just love you!! I accidentally came by your video and when I heard your voice...I swear I know you from somewhere! But anywho, thanx for the video! Ur great!! Keep it up!! You made my day! 😜

    • @cekons6747
      @cekons6747 7 лет назад

      Melissa McCune she sounds like Julia Roberts to me

  • @sianmaybewatt
    @sianmaybewatt 6 лет назад +1

    This was super helpful.
    Thank you so much for your time and doing this video.

  • @tri9370
    @tri9370 8 лет назад +3

    I did use the knife effect and it worked out great. As for adding highlights you did that so effortless but I thank you for the teaching techniques for highlighting your hair. I am adding you to my list. Again thank you.

  • @lisabutler60
    @lisabutler60 4 года назад +1

    Thank you so much for your video. It will definitely help me when I do them for my friends and myself.:) Thank you. I love your energy and attitude ❤️!:)

  • @victoriahill615
    @victoriahill615 7 лет назад +1

    I always highlight at home I made a life choice to have blonde hair and also not to spend loads of money achieving it. Im due a root touch up its looking very balayage right now as it's been about 4 months since I last did it and I always get that butterfly feeling before I have to do it as I always worry about breakage and foil placement but I can honestly say this is the most simplest and most helpful tutorial I've ever seen! I'm trying this tonight thank you and wish me luck!! 😊

    • @muskanmehta6565
      @muskanmehta6565 7 лет назад

      Victoria Bruce did you tried? done with your highlights?

  • @Nailartbymae
    @Nailartbymae 8 лет назад +154

    Your doing a great job but as a stylist my self it looks like your ends is already blonde so you shouldn't put bleach over them because it will damage more so just do where the dark part.

    • @sarahbutch276
      @sarahbutch276 8 лет назад +14

      especially 40 vol.

    • @jessicamarler2404
      @jessicamarler2404 6 лет назад +1

      Mae Dizon that's the style and I, myself, do this to my hair also

    • @Mariemarie-uw7id
      @Mariemarie-uw7id 6 лет назад +1

      Very good advice!

    • @Healthnut1909
      @Healthnut1909 5 лет назад +5

      Yes. 40 vol only for regrowth and 5 or 10 min before done you could lighten ends with bleach and 10vol. Otherwise that 40 vol on ends will cause major breakage especially with fine hair

    • @shanigo1
      @shanigo1 5 лет назад +1

      You have a great personality! Love it!

  • @thatronigirl
    @thatronigirl 5 лет назад +17

    Can you show me or create a video on how to do the highlights on the back of my hair (all over) as well please.