How to Balayage Dark, Long, and Thick Hair - Foilayage Hair Technique (NEW Method!)
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- Опубликовано: 1 июл 2024
- ✨ FULL TUTORIAL WITH A NEW TWIST ✨
I'm so excited to finally be sharing this video with you on how to achieve a balayage look on dark, long, and thick hair! This is my signature foilayage technique with a new secret ingredient!
Plus, make sure you watch till the end where I show you an easy + quick method on how to fix any "mistakes" that might happen when you're balayaging hair. This method could mean the difference of a client coming back to you or never returning 😱 It's SUPER important and you don't want to miss it!
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I'm SO curious! What was your favorite thing you learned from the video? The new secret sauce? The trick to fix balayage "mistakes"? Comment your favorite thing in the video below 👇
Jamie Dana this is so helpful! From the blending technique to fixing the mistakes 😬 wondering how long did this take from finish to end? I’m definitely gonna try the sectioning technique you used as well. Great job Jamie!
Gorgeous. I learned to use the Secret Sauce. i have it on hand , anyway, (thanks to you) it's not expensive and it just means I don't have have to have , yet another, conditioner to store. Also, the fix technique. Very helpful. I always wonder how you gauge how much space between the sections on super thick dark hair. I end up making them a little too blonde (yes, there IS such a thing) because I am nervous that the highlight might get lost, OR IF i use a wider weave, too chunky. As I watched I thought, "Wow, that's alot of depth. Will we see the highlight?", but the result was gorgeous. Oh! also the clip in front of the backcombing! Such. " OMG! DUH!" moment for me with those clients with that super springy
Wow!! Great video, yet again!! I loved the quick fix for the spotting!! Let’s face it, we’ve all done it!! I love how you handled that situation!!!!👍🏻❤️
Fixing your mistakes . OMg ... how many times your'e thinking to yourself like " darn , what the heck happened there ?" .
The trick to fix the balayage "mistakes” that was awesome I never thought about it . Doing it on the chair without getting all the hair wet, you’re amazing 😉
Can I just say I love how you were so honest with us about thhat one piece not being blended. It feels good to know stylists as great as yourself sometimes have little mistakes. Thanks for the trick!
Thanks so much! I really appreciate that. Thanks so much for watching!
I know right! I’m so glad she shared that tip because I literally never know what to do when that happens lol
Yeah I mean it's great for a stylist but it's shit for a client. I've had that happen to my own hair. It looks great in the chair, then when that toner washes off 3 weeks later you see it and it looks like shit. We know it's a bleach job. So it's either retone or go back to the chair. That's the problem with bleach it's great for changing up a whole base but if it's not perfect and you're a natural 2-3 going blonde it's a real bitch to maintain. $$$
Anonymous girl no human is perfect. Mistakes are inevitable. She was showing us a technique to fix an honest mistake.
If you don’t like how a bleach and tone looks on darker brown hair than get something that’s easier for YOU and your budget. No one is putting a gun to your head forcing you to be blonde at a level 3 😂
@@alannaalanna8072 Do you even read? Why don't you slow down. No where did I diss her for her mistake. Lines of demarkation, over, under, bleed marks, etc.. are not just "oops mistakes." They are reasons that a client may never book you again. Extra special care should always be taken regardless of base color. It isn't about the upkeep "budget" gtfoh with that pretentious bs. It's about the quality of service. Toner is not a permanent fix, it get's them out of the chair but you obviously don't give a shit. Toner is probably your signature specialty! lol
The Best Tutorial I’ve ever seen. You’re not just a good Stylist, you’re a great teacher!
I'm thrilled to hear you loved this! Thanks for watching!
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Finally!!!! Someone I can actually learn from and explains step by step on how to do techniques. You're awesome! Thank you!
Hey Maria Aguirre I'm so happy to hear you've learned so much from my videos! Thank you so much for watching.
What colors??? Did u use
I love that you adressed a real situation that actually happens .....because its hard to be 100% perfect but theres always a solution for minor mistakes... btw this was a beautiful balayage
Thanks so much for watching!
Loving all your videos!
Note to Self:
1st Mix: Blondor + 10 v + Olaplex
(For lighter ends)
2nd Mix: Blondor + 30 v + Olaplex
(For dark pieces)
3rd : Blending agent: Biolage Color care Acidic Milk rinse
Washed with Purple Shampoo
Toner: Shades EQ :
09GI, 9N, 9P Equal Parts
Color correction:
Shades EQ : 5N
Foil it.. process for a few minutes
Rinse with spray bottle and Towel Dry. 🤩🤩
did she add shampoo with toner ? i mean after bleaching hair step
@@sumayakhalid7950 you always add tech shampoo to toner
That little touch-up step you did at the end was incredible. That shows that you care about how your client feels and you’re not just pushing them out the door. So impressed by that. Great job. 👏 👏 👏
I loved the transparency of fixing before she left the salon. It happens.... And when it does letting the client know you know! And then having a quick fix to make it great! Thank you for sharing this!!!!
Thanks so much for watching!
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Do you know what product she used to fix it please ?
@@sanclark1889 If i understand correctly, she used a toner on the color of her clients natural tone.
i’m gonna come out of quarantine a hair dye EXPERT
I actually just dyed my hair pink the other day xD crazy what these times are doing to us
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omg me too im watching. so manny videos and im doing a rose gold balayage on my ginger (dyed) hair! I tried the lower sections first as I was afraid it would be terrible but now that I saw it's actually nice I'm going to do the top sections tonight
giirrl same lmao!
RIGHT °!!!??? DO I EVEN NEED SCHOOL ! LOL I DONT THINK SO .... : ))
used this technique last night and my Clients results were PHENOMENAL! thank you so much , you got a new subscriber!
A girl on Facebook recommended your videos and I’m soooo glad I found you! I’m a cosmetology student and you have some of the best tutorials I’ve ever seen especially for us newbies ! Thank you!
I love that you went the extra mile to take the few couple of minutes to fine-tune the pieces that were off. That makes such a difference! It is so hard to find a stylist who is an extreme perfectionist and genuinely cares about the final results. Usually people are just looking to get paid and rush through it. Looks great! I learned so many new tips from you thank you so much
I once had a stylist notice a piece of my hair that didn't get bleached and it made it look like a dark spot in the back, and she told me she could fix it if I came back next time (she recommended i came back again to lighten my color because it was orange). I paid and then I found out I would have to actually make another appointment and pay again just to have her fix it.
I ended up emailing the shop pictures later and I was able to go back and get it fixed (they just dyed my whole hair blonde instead pretty much). The whole experience was uncomfortable (especially having to go back) so I LOVE that you recognize to fix what you see. I'm still nervous to go back to a salon after that :/
Thanks so much for watching!
Thank you for show us on hair other then cacausions. Majority of my clients are not cacausions and it's a whole different ballgame with their hair. Loving all the tips and tricks! Thank you!
Hey Mes Hawj I'm so happy to hear you've learned so much from my videos! Thank you so much for watching.
I have very dark brown hair. I love high lights. Stylist are afraid to use stronger bleach ex 40. I do it myself now and use 40 bleach Schorzkoff (spelling?). I have to leave it on for 1hour minimum to get the lift I need to be able to tone to a beautiful blonde. A toner will not help orange hair. This is what I get every time I pay to get my hair done. I have no breakage but I do use the quality stuff. I wished I could find someone like Jamie Dana❤️. Highlights helps to camouflage my grays.
Yes I really appreciate it much! Specially for us the latinas that want a light color, I learn so much from this video! Thank you so much! The best video I seen for the latinas!
@@Kindlyone777 can you please share the brand name of the bleach? I’ll try to do it myself as well ☺️ my hair is a natural thick dark hair.
@@lali_p2813 I use Schwarzkopf Professional Blond Me Premium Lift 9 and Schwarzkopf Professional Blonde Me Premium Developer Oil Formula (12% ; 40 Volume). I mix them both to Yogurt consistency. I do NOT use heat. However I do cover my head with a Tin Foil cap for heat. I leave this stuff for 1 hour to lift to a White color like a blank canvas. I use a plastic cap from Sally’s. After that I can use any Toner.
That last minute trick seems like it would be a life saver. I love how detailed your tutorials are!!
Thank you so much! I'm so happy to hear that it was helpful.
Jamie, I have been bing watching your videos for a couple months. I struggled and struggled with the foliage technique. But with watching you over and over it’s has created memory for me to finally take it to the salon and use. Thank you so much for being transparent and sharing. I feel so much more confident and able to apply what I’ve learned and have finally felt like I can finally take foliage clientele. Some stylist get it some of us take more practice to get there. I really appreciate you.
That makes me so happy to hear that my videos have been so helpful! Thanks so much for watching.
Looks Fabulous, and THANK you so much for sharing your tips and technique! I appreciate hair stylists who strive to be genuine artists, and truely care about their work, and their clients!
Thank you so much love! I'm so glad you liked this video.
I found this SO helpful! I implemented your tips for using a “blending agent”, clipped my teasing in place (her hair was so soft! Thank you!), and the dry brush to clean up. It totally stepped up my balayage game!!! THANK YOU!
Where the acidic milk rinse meets the lightener, I always flick up with the corner of the bristles of the brush and that helps me keep it less harsh. I'll try the clean brush technique too though
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I just went on the floor at my salon and my second ever balayage had some pieces in the front that were not fully saturated with toner and I couldn’t let her leave like that so I did the same and it’s so so nice to see this happens to others and be honest about it right away instead of letting them leave like that, thank you so much for your videos they have been incredibly helpful as I work on my own 💕
This is the BEST tutorial I’ve seen. I am constantly recreating the looks in your videos and I can’t believe how amazing they turn out. I’m currently in cosmo school & my clients (and me) are always shocked at the results 🥺
Thank you for making these 🙌🏼
Gorgeous, and i love how honest you were with your work. That’ll keep people coming back, you inspire me every day! ❤️
Thanks so much Melissa. I really appreciate that.
Jamie is absolutely amazing!! She's one of the best RUclipsrs ever!! I love the way she does highlights!! 💖
We are human so mistakes happen but That extra time to fix/adjust your work is so crucial because clients appreciate your honesty and integrity. Even if they seem a little annoyed they truly respect you for it and it sets you aside from the masses . I love all your videos boo! This one in particular pushed me to comment and show gratitude for sharing your passion . Your innate ability to teach / your execution/ honesty etc. is divine 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
You are an EXCELLENT teacher!! Wow!! I've watched probably 50 or so videos about balayage and have still felt somewhat unsure about the process. But the way you communicate is super thorough and informative. (Not to mention you're doing all of this teaching WHILE actively working on a client!! I would be so scattered, so props to you for your multitasking skills!) You clearly know your stuff!! Thank you so much for sharing and educating 💕
Omg I needed this! I’m still a baby stylist and need to perfect this look. Thank you!
I love you are real and even let us know your imperfection w a blend! As a cosmetologist I appreciate it! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thanks so much!
Fantastic! Really! She looks beautiful and the quality of the hair is perfect, you are amazing
I'm thrilled to hear you loved this! Thanks for watching.
I’ve been a hairstylist for 30 years and have seen trends come, go, and repeat, so it’s sometimes hard to stay excited or motivated. I just found your vlog and you’re really inspiring to me - I had not heard about a “blending diffuser” before and I’m totally going to try it. Thank you!
I'm thrilled to hear you were inspired by this! Thanks so much for watching.
We love how real and authentic you are! Not every piece is going to be perfect and every head is a new learning experience! It turned out amazing!! (Also, obsessed with the milk rinse!)
Thank you so much! I really appreciate that!
The client is so gorgeous! I LOVE the end result of her hair! Thank you for the tips too, I can’t wait to try some of these!
I'm so happy you loved this video.Thanks for watching!
Before oloplex (20 years ago) I used watered down conditioner on the ends then pulled bleach with 10 vol on pre lightened ends. I still do it (habit) to compromised ends. Biologe as a transition great idea but you do run into warm spots. I love that you showed using shades eq and just using a towel to rinse off. Old school and I love that you brought it back. You’re my fave and I appreciate you. 😘👍👍
I finally used your trick with the conditioner the other day! It helped soooo much!! It was so cool!
I actually did a sombrè. She wanted to bring her natural down further, while only leaving the tips of her hair blonde. It worked beautifully! Thank you so much!
Beautiful work, I love the color her eyebrow color are really dark so it was beautiful to leave the dark color alone because it’s more natural when is growing out 👍🏻
Thanks so much, so glad you loved it!
Coool. I really liked the last part with the 5n and just towel rinse it and that’s it! 🤗
Thank you so much!
I used this technique of foiling and my friend loved her hair! Thanks soo much for sharing!!
I did this Technique today and I’m in love 😍
Nice. I love to see the result on straight styled hair. Most balayages show waves and while it looks great, when you want to style it straight, the blend job is really highlighted (no pun intended). ;)
I just discovered you!! What a great teacher. I've been doing hair for like forever.... I recently got life back to my career by learning all these amazing color techniques. So glad I found you!!
Aw that makes me so happy to hear!
I love this! Definitely a great idea for the quick fix! ❤️
Thank you for watching Jessica!
I’m a newly qualified stylist going into work soon & im so happy I came across this thank you 🤍 nice to see even experts make mistakes sometimes x
All the best hair stylists (like you) live so far from me 😔 I can’t find anyone to work with my hair like this. Mine is very similar to this client - very dark, very thick. I get my hair done maybe once or twice a year - it takes hours and hours and I feel stylists end up rushing through my hair once they start to realize how long it takes to section for balayage like this. I end up like hers where the whole bottom layers of my hair look mostly unchanged. Ahhh. Just wish I could find a stylist who puts as much care and technique into this like you did. Awesome job.
I would recommend checking out instagram to find a stylist in your area! Set up a few consultations as well and you'll find someone. Thanks for watching!
Absolutely love your videos.i learn something everytime.you can tell you take pride in your work ❤
Hey Pamela Calbillo I'm so happy to hear you've learned so much from my videos! Thank you so much for watching.
Love this video. I have so many dark guests that I am not comfortable with using balayage on and this seems likes a fool proof way to get them there. I can’t wait to try this out.
Thank you for doing a tutorial on dark thick hair !❤ best tutorial I've seen, clear step by step instructions, you're amazing thank you !
I love how you explain everything, fast, simple and thank you to share your "secret ingredient" with us. 😉
Thanks Lucy! I'm so happy to hear you loved it.
I absolutely love how confident, articulate and creative u are, I’d love for u to be my stylist!👌🏼🙏🏽💃💫🥰
Thank you so much!
Omg I love how it turned out! My hair looks just like her original hair, it doesn’t have enough blonde underneath and the blonde wear I had my balayage last year has grown out about as much as hers and my natural hair color is that same brown shade, I want that exact color done to my hair, my hair is also the same length! I’m tempted to do it myself but I’m not going to I’m going to take this video to the hair dresser and show her the final results and tell her I want more blonde underneath so when I put it it will still have plenty of blonde underneath!
She looked so happy seeing how her hair turned out ! Great tutorial 🙌🏾
I love how you call it “blending agent”. Verbage is key to educating clients! Beautiful Foilage!
Thank you so much! I'm thrilled to hear you loved it.
Jamie Dana I went to my supplier and stood for a good 15 min looking for that milk rinse. I don’t think Canada has it! Sad face! The girl I asked stared at me like a dear in head lights, ha
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I loved it! Super educational! Thank you so much for everything you do Jamie❤️
So glad you loved it! Thanks for watching!
My favorite thing in this video was how detailed you are on each step!!💛💙💜💚❤
I love that you pay attention to every little detail, it really does make all the difference!
Thanks so much! I really appreciate that.
Blending agent=conditioner
Melanie Ann thank youu 😊😊
Isn't it possible without the blending agent?
Dory Explory yes! just be sure to tease and blend!
Hi there!! Your saying to just use a regular condition as the blending agent?
@@MegaBella1985 Personally, I think regular conditioner would be too thick compared to the milk rinse. You just want a nice light thin coat :)
Used this technique today and absolutely loved it. Also got a new client in the process that is sure to return 😁 thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. You're awesome! ❤
I'm so happy to hear you loved this technique! Thank you so much for sharing!
That was so sweet and most important honesty fixing her hair
Thank you so much! I really appreciate that.
I loved the way you used a blending lotion. I loved this whole video. Even how to fix the spotty part, and sectioning. I don't think I ever saturate enough.
Love the tip at the end! I am working with a client tomorrow who has very dark, level 3 hair who wants a balayage! Love your videos.
I'm so happy to hear you loved this video. Thanks for watching!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge! ❤
Thank you so much for watching 😃
Yep. Best video I’ve seen, too. I feel like I just got a free professional class on balayage on long thick hair. I was thinking maybe I need about 3x the amount of lightener I’ve been using on myself. 🤣🙏
I freakin LOVE YOU. thank you for “problem solving” when things don’t turn out the way you predicted. Xoxox
Them you for sharing your techniques! I am forever grateful 💕🙏
Hey Ruby Banaga I'm so happy to hear you've learned so much from my videos! Thank you so much for watching.
You have toady changed my style!!!! You are the best !!! Love every single video that you post, they’re so educative and inspired!!!
Thank you so much! I really appreciate that!
Thank you so much. I have a demo to do for a new job and and watching your process and listening to you has made me feel so confident. Thank you for being so patient with your demo, you are a beautiful person.
I just have to say thank you for this education!! Changed my foilayage game big time!!!
This was such a fantastic tutorial! I do my hair at home and can’t wait to try your blending technique today
I'm so happy to hear you loved this video. Thanks for watching!
Love it all. Quick fix was great! I needed that 🤙
Thanks so much for watching!
I've been using your foliage technique for a little bit now, on a variety of hair clients. Thick hair, thin hair, dark , light and I have been so happy with my results. Just like you said in one of your previous videos, I wasn't happy with my open air balayages, and your techniques has made me so much more confident in my work.
Hey Kendra Tanner I'm so happy to hear you've learned so much from my videos! Thank you so much for watching.
LOVE this technique, Jamie! Can’t want to try it!!
Wow it's so gorgeous!! I would loovvee this look on my hair which is similar naturally to hers.
Thanks so much for watching!
Thanks! I ordered those clips and I am going to start using them at the salon. I use the back comb system but using these clips will help so much more.
That's so awesome! i hope you love them.
I love how this came out! It really looks great on her!
Thanks so much!
Just what I needed to see to refresh for a client I have coming this week! Really awesome tips and tricks as well
The blending agent is soooooooooooooooooo smart!!!!
Thank you so much!
So sooooo helpful! Easily explained and easy to follow along! I’m so happy that you gave that little tip at the end! Who would have thought?! A mini root smudge to correct a small area! And yes, shades not being required to shampoo allows for a quick spritz of water and redrying of the small piece of hair ! Thank you so much for the tips and tricks! Definitely have to look into that blending agent! I love how it sticks the hair right to the foil without glide! Thanks Jamie!!!
Thank you so much! I’m a military spouse overseas and we are still not allowed to go to a salon off base. It’s been two years since I’ve had a stylist I trust color my hair and al considering doing it myself. This video was so clear and concise, thank you.
Pick up a few more tips when I watched again!! Thanks Jamie!!
Hey Jamie! I love your techniques and videos. I am curious what you feel the difference is in between the conditioner and acidic milk rinse. I absolutely love using the rinse after a color service myself so I am definitely going to try it this way. Also, do you charge extra when using the milk rinse?
Thanks a bunch! Xoxo
That was AWESOME! I am so glad I found this! I’m just about to do it on a client and I can’t wait!!! The blending agent is such a great idea that I can’t believe I’ve never used, but I sure as hell will be from here on 💋💕
The way you’re so positive, uplifting, and informative realllly helped with my understanding! Videos are harder for me to learn from- I’d rather have a 1 on 1 class. My main trouble with balayages in general is saturation. Too little of a section, bleeding. Too big of a section, spotting due to uneven saturation. Seeing you weave and do it that way just blew my mind and 5 years later I’m excited to do my next balayage 😂
finally i found hairstylist who can explain clearly, thank u , big love from Algeria❤
Wow... that was so awesome!!! 👍🏽 love your passion in what you do!! It turned out so beautiful 😍
Thank you so much Penelope!
I WISH that they had taught us to balayage this way in cosmetology. My last balayage I did was downright terrible. It's because it didn't include any weaving and the pattern I was taught is not good for everybody's hair.
I so appreciate your honesty We all make mistakes, but no one shows it. Love it!
My roommate somehow trusts me to do her hair when I have no formal training. I’ve used this video for reference every time and it turns out really well. Just goes to show you’re a great teacher!
The entire video was good. It makes me feel like a pro even tho ive never gone to school
Thanks so much for watching!
First time waching and I love your work. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. 😍🌹🌹
Thanks so much for watching my videos. I really appreciate it!
Your an amazing teacher. Youbshowed ever step most tutorials dont. Such a great video. I feel so much more confident. You rock!
Finally i saw the best balayge ever ..the best teacher and the best technique...thank you so much
Was planning to do this on my own but just watching all of this work made me call the hairdresser
I absolutely LOVE this it's so great!! I like the idea of using a blending agent and may borrow that tip to help with blending! Also, how long did it take you to do this process? I used to have so many clients get upset with me for my colors taking 5-12 hours sometimes or being multiple day sessions and it was always so frustrating even though I'd tell them it takes long and they'd argue that box color only takes 30 minutes and they just never had patience with me over that. Good things take time!!! Especially when implementing multiple techniques to achieve the look! I'm actually a barber now because of what I had went through before, (and for a change of pace to focus on what I could do better for my male clients) but now I am taking on a few colors for women I know just to kinda get back in that flow and see if maybe one day I might go back to doing a 50/50 client base. We will see! Anyhow, this has helped me so much especially since I have a few big color appointments coming up so thank you tons for this helpful and inspiring knowledge!!! It's much needed 🥰💕
she is so awesome omg love her technique and the results are amazing i will love love love to do my hair with her
Love the way you sectioned and showed all the steps. I am a part-time stylist so balayage is not my forte. But thanks to you it is simpler than what other people have shown. 🤗
I had my hair done recently (like 2 days ago) and the color came out about the same idk what to do next any shampoo& conditioner recommendations or how long should I wait to wash after getting done.
amazed that you would pick out a flaw and fix it. I would love love love to be able to visit your salon.
I watched this video today before work! I had one new client on my book & I prayed she would want something that would allow me to use this technique. And sure enough she did! I used the technique & I’m so happy with how it turned out! Thank you SO much for sharing this! I tagged you in my Instagram picture of my end result 😊💖
Hey Caitlynn Van Arnum I'm so happy to hear you've learned so much from my videos! Thank you so much for watching.
You are awsome... Taught so nicelyyy
Thanks so much!
Awesome!!!! Great job
Thanks so much Carol!
Absolutely love u!!!!! I have learned soooooo much!! Thank you!!
i love how you showed us your mistake with the spottiness because it really does happen sometimes!! so excited to try out that super quick technique if that ever happens. thank you!!
Thank you so much for watching! I really appreciate it!