I love that you explain what you’re doing and why. You’re very honest and real even when it doesn’t go exactly how you thought. I love that because it truly happens to all of us constantly! ❤️
Hi Kristi what a fabulous transformation 👏🏼 absolutely great result and no need to apologise for cloudy lens on camera because believe me after wearing a mask and my " Darth Vader" visor is was crystal clear to me 😳😉🤣 love the fact your so honest and truthful when things go a little "off course" because it's just the nature of our job but you always Smash it no matter what 👍 I could listen to you ramble as you put it all day because I'm the exact same 🤣 why tell a short story when you can make it long 😆 stay well Kristi and thanks a million and keep on rambling! 🤣😘x Paul
Ha! Exactly! I could ramble all day.... why not! Details matter! 🤣🤣🤣 glad to know the cloudiness wasn't an issue! I feel for y'all that wear glasses! Thank you again for watching!
Wao maravillosa técnica. Admiro tus trabajos entre tantos q veo a diario tienes un estilo único, práctico y maravilloso, tienes capacidad adaptativa para no realizar la misma técnica en cada cabeza. Sino más bien, la implementación de un técnica para cada caso determinado 💪🏆🎉
That’s just the process of grey blending….. unless the client wants to spend unlimited amount of money to tackle it in one day. It’s slow and takes time to eliminate the old color, that’s why the warmth is left behind
your not boring me because you have already answered many of my questions about will my processed hair be able to handle another bout with bleaching or not.. you explain very well. great video
Great video explaining ,especially like how you explained the toner grabbing ,that happens on porous ends so much ,l now always put conditioner first and add tiny bit of gold to the formula .just wondering why you apply the bleach to the already light ends ? Did you do that only because she was having lots cut off anyways ?
This is great! Just what I was looking for! My hair is VERY similar to your cousins (just curly and thick instead of straight and thin, haha) but the color is very similar. My natual color is dark brown, and I've got TONS of grey. I have been dying my hair blonde for about 7 years and I'm considering transitioning to full grey, but I want to do it SLOWLY. I want to just blend my grays in so I don't have to dye as often. And so that I have some multidimensionality to my hair. Can you link to the specific toners you use? Especially that rose gold, I LOVE IT!!! Also, I'd love an update on this in a few months! How often would you suggest doing this kind of treatment? I know you said she had been on a pretty regular 6 - 8 week schedule. I'm roughly on a 4 - 5 week schedule, although I recently went 8 weeks and it was BAAADDDD. Any advice would be so appreciated
Hello! Her hair is actually very curly she just straightens it every day. I think if your wanting to blend it, Paul Mitchell 8PA/9V is a really pretty soft grey color if actual grey is a color you want.
Thank you for explaining exactly what you do and use that helps alot..! So my question is, if you do bleach for a silver color that you said it would take you from 8 to 12 hours how many times do you apply bleach on that day? Or how do you do it? Thank you again 😊
It’s different for everyone.... everything at the line at demarcation: color remover, color remover, up to 3x, the tiniest micro weave foils for any pieces that would be lightest silver, sometimes bleach 1 sometimes 3. Everyone is different
Will the semi permanent toner cover the grey or does it just help blend it? I want to try this on my client but I’m worried it won’t cover her grey enough. She doesn’t want to see any grey.
So if they have a lot of grey and want to be blonde do you tone with like the N’s or G’s. I toned a little to cool and I wasn’t happy and retoned her she was ok with it I wasn’t. It was better after that but not exactly what I wanted. 🙄
Is the point to blend grey, like the video? If so, I wouldn't use warmth at all cause the point is to blend with the grey. So cooler tones match better. Even if it's for more blonde, do a cool light blonde. The thing is if they have lots of warmth in the hair you might have to tone down darker to an actual ash/ grey color. That's something you have to talk with client about tho..... does she want to blend better? Go darker ashier..... If she doesn't care about the warmth, tone lighter but in my experience clients don't like the contrast of how warm the old color looks to grey hair. Again something they have to decide on. They need to know it's a work in progress, not something that's going to be perfect today. Unless they want to spend 8 hours at the salon and spend $600+. If it's too be just blonde, are you lifting old color making it brassy? I would still always tone cooler cause the hair is going to 100%of the time warm up. Just let them know, I'm toning cooler cause your going to warm up over time.
I never use permanent, however grey can be tricky. I've had to explain to grey clients that yes, either we have to do permanent for coverage, or if you go thru and do a heavy foil, you can use demi but just explain that their naturally grey that was subsectioned will stay natural
My long time stylist, who was amazing and affordable, moved away 😭. Now I’m lost and can’t find anyone else. I just came across this video of you grey blending your cousins hair. How I wish you and I lived closer because I need you! She has hair very similar to mine. Only I am natural blonde. Medium to medium dark blonde. My grey is very light and sorta shimmery and it dominates like 95% on top and sides but darker and less in the back. How can I blend it better? I typically highlight and have very light pale blonde highlights usually with bleach. But I don’t know the easiest best way to blend that will be easy to do retouching. I am not ready to embrace full grey hair. Nope. And I can’t find a stylist that gets it right without making my hair too dark.
I love that you explain what you’re doing and why. You’re very honest and real even when it doesn’t go exactly how you thought. I love that because it truly happens to all of us constantly! ❤️
This was so satisfying to watch thank you! You are an artist.
Hello Kristi, I’ve watched thousands of video, yours by far is the most informative and clear! Thank you for sharing. Cheers, Celeste
Yeah, that is an unusual color combo of warm/cool but because you blended so seamlessly that it doesn't scream see my demarcation line! Well done!
Thank you! It can definitely be a challenge trying to blend the tones together!
Gorgeous results!
It’s VERY interesting, when you speak of other client examples. It really is!
Beautiful!!!
Great job girl that's beautiful!!
Thank you!
Love grey blending
Yes, me too!
Fantastic Video! You exceeded my expectations! ( Only because I’ve run into so many crappy hair videos before this one) Great job! 🎉
Absolutely gorgeous 😍
Hi Kristi what a fabulous transformation 👏🏼 absolutely great result and no need to apologise for cloudy lens on camera because believe me after wearing a mask and my " Darth Vader" visor is was crystal clear to me 😳😉🤣 love the fact your so honest and truthful when things go a little "off course" because it's just the nature of our job but you always Smash it no matter what 👍 I could listen to you ramble as you put it all day because I'm the exact same 🤣 why tell a short story when you can make it long 😆 stay well Kristi and thanks a million and keep on rambling! 🤣😘x Paul
Ha! Exactly! I could ramble all day.... why not! Details matter! 🤣🤣🤣 glad to know the cloudiness wasn't an issue! I feel for y'all that wear glasses!
Thank you again for watching!
Very nice!
Wao maravillosa técnica. Admiro tus trabajos entre tantos q veo a diario tienes un estilo único, práctico y maravilloso, tienes capacidad adaptativa para no realizar la misma técnica en cada cabeza. Sino más bien, la implementación de un técnica para cada caso determinado 💪🏆🎉
loving the result!!
Thank you!
Blend at the top looks great. Warm at top and cool at bottom tho. Thanks for sharing Kristi!
That’s just the process of grey blending….. unless the client wants to spend unlimited amount of money to tackle it in one day. It’s slow and takes time to eliminate the old color, that’s why the warmth is left behind
Thanks for sharing! Love learning all I can!
Yay! Thank you so much for watching!
Beautiful, Where are you from?
Kristi can we see when you mix please love the long videos keep up the good work.
your not boring me because you have already answered many of my questions about will my processed hair be able to handle another bout with bleaching or not.. you explain very well. great video
Honest n real....all the best nic uk
Thank you! ♥️
Great video explaining ,especially like how you explained the toner grabbing ,that happens on porous ends so much ,l now always put conditioner first and add tiny bit of gold to the formula .just wondering why you apply the bleach to the already light ends ? Did you do that only because she was having lots cut off anyways ?
This is great! Just what I was looking for! My hair is VERY similar to your cousins (just curly and thick instead of straight and thin, haha) but the color is very similar. My natual color is dark brown, and I've got TONS of grey. I have been dying my hair blonde for about 7 years and I'm considering transitioning to full grey, but I want to do it SLOWLY. I want to just blend my grays in so I don't have to dye as often. And so that I have some multidimensionality to my hair. Can you link to the specific toners you use? Especially that rose gold, I LOVE IT!!! Also, I'd love an update on this in a few months! How often would you suggest doing this kind of treatment? I know you said she had been on a pretty regular 6 - 8 week schedule. I'm roughly on a 4 - 5 week schedule, although I recently went 8 weeks and it was BAAADDDD. Any advice would be so appreciated
Hello! Her hair is actually very curly she just straightens it every day. I think if your wanting to blend it, Paul Mitchell 8PA/9V is a really pretty soft grey color if actual grey is a color you want.
Good music too!
Happy to hear you enjoy it, thank you!
I’m sorry ladies for the passing of your grandpa. This came out really nice.
Thank you so much. It really was such a hard loss ♥️♥️♥️
But if you do the money piece with 3 back to back foils, why is the weave necessary? Would it come out the same by foiling a slice? Thank you!
Thank you for explaining exactly what you do and use that helps alot..! So my question is, if you do bleach for a silver color that you said it would take you from 8 to 12 hours how many times do you apply bleach on that day? Or how do you do it? Thank you again 😊
It’s different for everyone.... everything at the line at demarcation: color remover, color remover, up to 3x, the tiniest micro weave foils for any pieces that would be lightest silver, sometimes bleach 1 sometimes 3. Everyone is different
How did u get it to style like that?
Will the semi permanent toner cover the grey or does it just help blend it? I want to try this on my client but I’m worried it won’t cover her grey enough. She doesn’t want to see any grey.
This is for grey blending. If she wants it covered totally, permanent us needed. This is just for blending with grey to be more natural.
So if they have a lot of grey and want to be blonde do you tone with like the N’s or G’s. I toned a little to cool and I wasn’t happy and retoned her she was ok with it I wasn’t. It was better after that but not exactly what I wanted. 🙄
Is the point to blend grey, like the video? If so, I wouldn't use warmth at all cause the point is to blend with the grey. So cooler tones match better. Even if it's for more blonde, do a cool light blonde. The thing is if they have lots of warmth in the hair you might have to tone down darker to an actual ash/ grey color. That's something you have to talk with client about tho..... does she want to blend better? Go darker ashier..... If she doesn't care about the warmth, tone lighter but in my experience clients don't like the contrast of how warm the old color looks to grey hair. Again something they have to decide on. They need to know it's a work in progress, not something that's going to be perfect today. Unless they want to spend 8 hours at the salon and spend $600+.
If it's too be just blonde, are you lifting old color making it brassy? I would still always tone cooler cause the hair is going to 100%of the time warm up. Just let them know, I'm toning cooler cause your going to warm up over time.
Hello on this service you use 20 or 10 on the root smug
Probably more like 6 vol I think. The processing gel by igora vibrance
How were the roots in the back? Brassy? Would have loved to see the roots in the back ;)
They were the same color and blend as the sides.....
I love you. You have helped me so much
Hi! Was the root smudge color you did permanent color? I tried a root smudge on a gray client with Demi and her roots are still gray
I never use permanent, however grey can be tricky. I've had to explain to grey clients that yes, either we have to do permanent for coverage, or if you go thru and do a heavy foil, you can use demi but just explain that their naturally grey that was subsectioned will stay natural
Did you use 20 vol? Usually that helps
I would suggest you talk about no sulfates fast hair growth shampoo.
I live the root shadow.. What is the rose gold you use.
My long time stylist, who was amazing and affordable, moved away 😭. Now I’m lost and can’t find anyone else. I just came across this video of you grey blending your cousins hair. How I wish you and I lived closer because I need you! She has hair very similar to mine. Only I am natural blonde. Medium to medium dark blonde. My grey is very light and sorta shimmery and it dominates like 95% on top and sides but darker and less in the back. How can I blend it better? I typically highlight and have very light pale blonde highlights usually with bleach. But I don’t know the easiest best way to blend that will be easy to do retouching. I am not ready to embrace full grey hair. Nope. And I can’t find a stylist that gets it right without making my hair too dark.
Why no gloves?
Couldn’t you just had did a root tap with 8-9 the first time? Ya hair is a little tricky for sure.
Why do you where a mask at all , your nose always sticks out.