LOWLIGHTS for gray hair
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
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veronica here! today im going to show you how to get BEAUTIFUL #lowlights for blending gray hair.
HIGHLIGHTS
01:07 the game plan
02:08 FOILING the hair
02:40 the FINAL look
today i'm going to show you a super quick video on how to BLEND OUT gray hair. oftentimes, we have clients that want to get rid of some of their gray hair, but maybe not necessarily all of their gray hair. they want to have a color that's going to be low maintenance because if they have quite a bit of gray and you put a solid color on them, what's going to happen is that in two or three weeks? they're going to see that great big line of demarcation. clients like amanda don't want to have to come into the salon all the time like that, so what I'm going to do is an awesome LOWLIGHTS technique that breaks up the gray, that gets rid of a good chunk of the gray, and softens the whole look.with your clients, you get to play with whether you want to do all slices, slices and weaves, or all weaves.
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Love it! How would I make it “chunkier”, sassier
My regrowth is very light gray ...almost white. As I transition from brunette to natural ( now very light) I will be adding LOW lights. Also I need root touch up products ( currently only in black, brown, light brown, blonde) in gray! Different shades of gray or very ash light brown. Yours is the first video that shows a different option than highlights. I have very light regrowth all over my head. I will need help with 1- demarcation line during transition and 2 - lowlights, toning for after transition is complete and 3- gray root products to blend my white regrowth between salon visits
That can all be handled in one appointment. The closer they can lowlight your hair to your natural grey growth pattern, the less likely you'll need grey root products. If you're totally white then there will always be some sort of demarcation line but it could be subtle.
@@nvennhairbeauty I would prefer different shades of gray for lowlights...don't think that exists. Also want a gray powder product to apply to scalp where hair is thinning in front as I do now with a brunette color. I have yet to find it
@@donnaingoglia6916there is gray powder for the hairline on Amazon.
Hi, i have about 35/40% grey and fed up colouring. I have natural dark brown and my greys are white, and I am in my late 30s. How should i try to get a softer but natural grey hair look? Thanks.
Great video ! Evergreen !
Looks like soft gray highlights. Look at that cutie on the couch!
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@@nvennhairbeauty the world needs both our types :-) I forgot about the giveaway.
I have dark brown hair with about 1.5 inches of gray coming in. What can I do to make itvlook good?
Can you do a blend for gray grow out for clients who want to get away with coloring all together please 🙏🏻
oohhh we totally have! the only thing is that the technique would be different for each client depending on how dense their grey is and their natural color. here's one video that might help. let mw know if you have any questions
ruclips.net/video/QPOIXZ98KdM/видео.html
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Yes!! Yes!! Love it...was trying to tweek my mothers hair to keep grey but retouch at same time..THIS IS IT!!!
have you tried it? i would love to know how your results turned out!
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@@nvennhairbeauty hello..yes I did do this to her for her last retouch..I really liked it, it's so natural looking, great way to give a subtle change but looking very nice up to date with the grey trend👍😉😉
Hi Veronica! Is there a blend color that doesn't turn reddish brown? My skin likes cool color and my natural color is dark brown/ashy shade. Only got red when hair dye was wearing off. Do not want to create need to treat red from blending process. Any ideas?
hey hey this is jessica! how are you? i can help you for her! how well do you know the law of color and color terminology? i'll try to explain this very simply but if you need a visual, i will link a video for you. its tough to describe a technical process with words. ruclips.net/video/b_gWo4u1mSk/видео.html
the under pigment of brown color lives in the family of red oranges. if you are trying to lowlight your hair the same way in the video, ash browns will take the longest to show that underlying red pigment. that being said, leave any color long enough, it will fade and eventually show the underpigment.
this is where quality color save shampoos and conditioners (like nvenn's wash and polish') really help to prolong the fading. I'll link another video here if you want to know why. ruclips.net/video/6OIzoM4YKEU/видео.html
just like our clothes fade a little bit every time they are in the washer and dryer so does our hair💕. cooler water, less heat, heat shields etc will all help to prolong color fading. hopefully that helps!
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I love this idea!
Yes but can you recommend something simpler we can all do at home?
hmmm no not really because there is no cookie cutter grey hair blending technique. everyone's hair would be slightly different depending on where they are greying and how dense the grey is😬 if you have a stylists that knows what they are doing you could probably get away with only needing to get it done once every 6-8 months (well that's actually pending on where you are greying exactly). have you consulted a stylist in your local area to see?
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Are the low lights permanent color?
What color brown do you use on gray hair? I want to use cool tone lowlights on my gray hair . ❤
What about fading and brazzy color as you wash? Also, when she comes back again will that not end up covering the rest of her grays?
If she uses purple shampoo then it won't go brassy. And as long as she is using good products and protecting it from the sun it shouldn't fade too much. That being said, all color needs maintenance to some degree so if the top layer is a bit faded, just touch up the lowlights again. It should be easy enough to pick out
Awesome technic :D might try it out! 👌
ooohhhh you should! and let us know how it goes!
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Nice Video! Excuse me for butting in, I would appreciate your opinion. Have you thought about - Millawdon Goodbye Gray Trick (do a search on google)? It is a good one of a kind product for learning how to reverse gray hair fast without the headache. Ive heard some awesome things about it and my cooworker at last got cool success with it.
Looks great! I love this!
thank you! do you have many silver fox clients 😍😅?
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Hello hairstylist here. Ok let's get artistic lol. I find that I like Abit of depth at root.i like the over all look but wondering if you did a root blend I or away create the illusion of depth. I hope you kno what I mean ?
Won’t the client still have the darker demarcation line once the more grey hair grows in?
Anytime any color is added to the hair, there will be a slight demarcation line because it will never grow out to the same placement we put in. That being said, if the foils are placed in synergy with the natural hair, the demarcation line will be minimal. Great question though! xoxo
I got this done today,it cometí beautiful but how often do you recommend doing it
Beautiful!
It depends how well your hair holds color and how quickly it grows out. On average our clients get theirs redone every 6-8 weeks. At the end of the day, what makes a color look natural is when its vibrant and there's minimal roots.
By 6-8 weeks, the color has usually faded a bit and there is now regrowth
@@nvennhairbeauty thanks for replying
Hi
My hair was salt and pepper from roots to my shoulders then the same again length blonde growing out ,I've just had some brown and grey low lights semi colour with foils and the rest with toner as I want to grow my natural down so this is what was suggested to me because I don't want visible regrowth .. can I have your thoughts please x
To truly blend it, you will need to turn your ends into the color of your roots. A true salt and pepper will be challenging to blend because it's so diffused. What I would do is use a really fine weave to bleach out your existing color. Then color the hair that's left out of the foil to whatever your natural color is without the grey.
I hope that helps. Let me know how it turns out!
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😄 a xolo is the hairless dog on the couch. Thanks
Hair looks gorgeous. New subscriber.
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Excellent job!
Thank you❤️🙂
I kind of wish we could see her face and what the two colors do for her skin tone,(before and after)
I’m a hairstylist and my aunt has all over gray (almost white) hair, with no color on the ends at all. What would you suggest for her color? I’m thinking a technique like this so she doesn’t have the demarcation line in 3 weeks like you said. But with her gray being so so light I’m not sure.
WELLLLL if shes almost white and she doesn't want any demarcation line yet she wants to soften the "white" i would probably lowlight it with a level 10 ash (or at most a level 9 ash). anything darker will be too dark and it would give her "visible grow out" regardless of the technique. does she want color or are you convincing her to do it?
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I wanted to see a demo of how to apply the color.
We change our foil placement depending on the pattern of grey that our client has. Here is a video with the different foil placements. ruclips.net/video/QQARVYdqmec/видео.html Veronica used a combination of slices and weaves to complete this partial. Hopefully that helps xoxo
I love your dog 💕💕
our dogs are often the stars lol. those guys get so much video love from every one!
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how long between coloration would you recommand to your client? thanks
It would really depend on how quickly the client's hair grows. As we age, our hair growth slows down tremendously. That being said, sometimes people start going grey at an early age. For people that have regular hair growth, probably once every 6-8 weeks. For clients with slowed hair growth, it can be anywhere from 4-6 months. You will need to access each client differently
What formula did you use? I have been using 3n on my client but it comes out too warm and doesn't look as natural next to the gray Thanks
ohhh i dont know why a 3N would look warm. i would formulate differently for each person but as a safe go to i use a 4ash on most people
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Maybe add a sb to the formula.
More charcoal
@@jenniferperrot5152 yes! Or a drop of black will work too. But just the tiniest bit
Great job
Thanks 🥰
what level developer to you use?
we would use 10 vol for normal grey hair or 20 vol for medium to coarse hair. you would have to check the color line though. there are lots of color lines out there that grey coverage only works for 20 vol or higher🙆♀️
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Well done.
Thank you xoxo
Thank you
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how often would she have to have the highlights added?
She won't really need highlights again unless she goes significantly greyer OR if some miracle happens and her hair starts to grow in darker lol
How long before she needs a touch up please?
Good job dear
thank you xoxo
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Please finish with a before and after comparison.
It looked exactly the same before and after.
No formula for color?
Her lowlight was 6A and her highlights were 10A. Our formula shouldnt matter. You would use whatever color matches your clients hair ❣️
You didn’t show me anything of how to do it.
Yes we did. I would suggest grabbing a mannequin and following along. We don't always show the whole section. When its exactly the same, we just say continue up the head. I promise if you tried it you will get it xoxo. I believe in you 😊
Omg, that doesn't make sense, I deal with this on a daily, and never, Ever, would like to do this! Am I crazy?? It doesn't look any different than what she started with. Ugh, I'm sorry but I'm trying to find useful videos for hair and this one misses the mark. 😳😥
it looks TOTALLY different lol. if you look at the thumb, on the right she has a bigger density of white on the front half of her head compared to the picture on the left (where it's more blended). we actually use this technique on MANY of our grey hair clients. what kind of video are you looking for though? maybe i can point you in the right direction. 💖
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I think you need glases! You can see that she has alot less gray and more darker blend
@@nvennhairbeauty It looks much different. I probably would have weaved and not sliced and went darker and ashier ...more oh the natural color .
I didn't see any difference in the color...it was shorter and shinier, but that is all that I saw.
Look closer at her ends. Her ends at the beginning had more brown in it. It more like a faded L6. Her ends have more silver in them once the service was finished