I must say this was by far the best hair color tutorial for root shadowing I have EVER seen. Thank you for a video that was easy to follow and understand. You not only explained what you were doing but also why you were doing it, which is so important. You also included tips. Very professional and awesome job.
The stylist I have been seeing for 15 plus years used your technique from this video after I showed her, and the outcome was absolutely amazing ! Thank you
Absolutely love the color formula used! It’s so soft and natural. Also love how you really focused to maintain the integrity of the client’s hair while giving her the desired look. Wow!
Hey I know this is super old but with covid-19 I'm trying to do my hair myself I am trying to go silver with a root melt/smudge and the last part is what I'm trying to figure out how to do. I looked up these products but she says toners a lot and what I found was either hair color or color gloss, do you happen to know which it is?
Actually I think I figured it out, the color gloss is used for toning as well so I hope I'm on the right track, someone feel free to correct me if I'm wrong, i really don't want to have this venture be a disaster
FINALLY! a PROFESSIONAL that actually KNOWS what they are doing instead of yammering on about crap they obviously know NOTHING about! ive been sifting through youtube videos on how to properly bleach and tone your own hair at home and trying to find out the best products to use since i really cant afford paying 200$ to have it done at a salon which im assuming thats why alot of us are here. YOU DONE SUCH AN AMAZING JOB ON HER HAIR!!! THAT SHADE OF BLONDE IS SO BEAUTIFUL!
The video and explanation was great until the end when the model wasn't turned all the way around for us to see her part and her front hairline. It's super frustrating when you watch an entire video and don't see then complete end result. We all know this is the most important part of the style ( what is seen in the part and front hairline) and so many Stylists do this.
Cher Pelchat I agree. If it was applied to go with the part and made a point to change the pattern for the frame of the face. Let’s see what you were explaining
"Wow"... Great job... Beautifully done... If I had not seen it with my own eyes... I would not have believed this could work... I have been doing hair for over 30 years... This was amazing. "Thank YOU" for sharing this video/tutorial... ;)
I watched this video with my 15 year old daughter. The video was great. After we watched I went to the local Beauty Supply Store and bought Toners that I liked (similar to what she says in the video) My daughter followed the video and my hair turned out great. Thank you so much for taking your time to do the video. My daughter and I will use this video again & do this process again.
Hi, Darla Can you tell me exactly what toners you bought? I also want to try this and will be getting mine from my local Beauty Supply Store. Thank you!
Being a professional , you make the application look so easy, I'm going to have a go , as the result looked gorgeous and so fresh and natural. Also I noticed your model looked to have dry damaged hair at front, which improved greatly by the end result..... excellent no nonsense video x
I did this but with cascading demi colors in levels 7, 8 and 9 cause my natural root is already a 6, and it came out awesome!!!! THANK YOU for showing us a way easy method! It came out identically just as good as the vids where the beauticians make it look sooo hard with foils, and weaving.
Shruffle Love Hi Shruffle Love! I can't get hold of shades eq...I use Wella Colortouch Demi's. Can I pls ask which colors 7,8,9 you used for your melt. My client has no virgin regrowth yet, but her first three inches of her old Demi have gone brassy/ coppery and it needs neutralising or going a bit darker. I made the mistake of putting her balayage pieces of lightener too high and got a slight orange mid band...it's not too bad though. I used 6.71 originally with 1.9% My biggest fear is melting into the blonde pieces and having them turn khaki/grey. Hope you can help xx
Jake Henderson - sorry for the late reply. This didn't come up in my notifications and I just saw it today. I didn't use Wella, so I am not familiar with the names to tell you, but in my experience brassiness of any type is still cut best using a silver or grayish demi or toner. Then you would just adjust the levels accordingly to cascade down from darker to lighter. If your clients natural level is 6, start with a 6 level demi, but dilute just a tiny bit with clear. You never get a good smudged-line look from the natural color to the bleached bit - if you use the identical darkness of the clients hair. Without seeing your client it's hard, but if her natural hair is ashy, stick to the silver tones and mix 50/50 with neutrals. If she wants her blonde ends to be platinum then keep with the 9 level silvery tones (violet if she's too yellow) mixed with clear and watch until you see the color blonde you want. I hope this helps for the next client!
Jake - also, if the bleach hitting the old demi is going brassy, you must look for another type of demi to use. The unique beautiful thing about Shades EQ is that is washes almost out in 3 - 4 washes making it ideal to overlap with bleach without going brassy. I know what you're talking about, because I've had that happen too with another demi I used, and so I switched. I am thinking you might be in the UK (or an Aussie?) from the kisses you left at the end of your comment? The professional line of Wella products are amazing, and I have heard good things. There is a lady on Facebook that is an expert at everything Wella, and deals with a ton of people from the UK who cannot get Redken Shades EQ. I belong to the group. Look up "Killer Hair Group for Crib Colorists". You can ask Wella questions there, and which kind are best to use for shadow roots, color melts, and balayage. Hope that helps.
@Asa Olsen sorry, never heard of Thriven recipe, but it sounds amazing. If you put the recipe list up here, I can try to suggest where to buy ingredients, and help with measurements - but her site is currently down.
Omggg you're the first n best to explain why n what's so well. Due to Covid 19 n summer starting here in FL I totally get the 3 color process !!! Thank you so much !!! Hers turned out Gourgeous..... My turn next 😊 I did mine last night. Thank you So much my color is perfect and my hair is soft not dried out. I used the 7n on my roots 8nn next then used T18 an T 35 toners combed through an just right. Plus what a time saver. I had 1" brown /grey growth this blended beautifully. You Tops.!!!
can you give me some advice pls products to buy I have access to wella colour touch I can't get colour charm or redkin I really want to try this method. my hair is currently a light to medium ash but the top us slightly med ashy /gold tones
😃⭐️ really!? How did it go? My hair is orange…. I’m in love with this woman’s hair color 😍.. I haven’t even toned my Bob hair length yet… I have the T-18 & T -28 Thought maybe tone it .. then try this shadow root technique? With the 9 v 9 p .. oh hell my hair is orange ish blonde yellow… ❤️🙏🏻
Love it.... nice and clear... CONCISE, Straight to the point... non like others talking too much and not really showing a clear technique.... :-) it would HELP MUCH MORE IF YOU HAVE THE NAME OF THE COLORS SOMEWHERE IN THE SCREEN.
Thanks for sharing this video, I learned something finally. It was easy to follow, this was a perfect 10. The other videos I've seen were too distractive, I had to click off. I'm glad I've found this. And I agree with every comment here, No noise, No people talking in the background, No music, so that really help, I was able to focus, on the technique.
I may have already left a comment, but this literally is my bible for this process. So simple, quick and straightforward. I wish more vids were like yours. Just get to it already. Thanks!
This is real good technique. Thank you. I have a client next week who requested for a dark shadow root smudge…beautiful work. I’m glad I watched your channel
I LOVE IT !!! What a Beautiful job you did on her hair. WOW !!! WE need A Few thousand of YOU all over the States because there aren't many good hair Dressers like you that can color. Thanks for sharing your talent. Great Work.
can you tell me what products are used pls to get this look if possible using wella colour touch products due to limited line in the shop near me. thankyou
Did this on my Daughter, I was missing 7A used 7N. She didn’t want the the clear, so we used 9V and 9P. It came out Very Natural and Beautiful Looking!!!👌👍👍👍Thank you! !, You have great talent, not only in teaching ....but in your generosity of sharing these videos with us!💐💕
giselle perez hah i think that all the time. Like what am i paying for school for when they dont even know how to do the more progressive and better techniques. Or better yet do and are too lazy to teach them.
Because Cosmetology school is to only teach you the basics and to pass boards. It's up to you once you get out to learn. Become an assistant first that is the best thing you could ever do for yourself.
please could you tel me what the middle toner was or if you could just explain all the different toners you used. I love your work please more videos xxx
this is the best video I have seen !! you are very good at what you do. a real professional. I love that colour. Please could you go more in depth and show what product and mixtures you use. I will definitely watch every video this is good educate videos the best xxxxx thank you so much for this video
It's the easiest too, and it looks identical to the ones where the beautician makes it look way hard with foils, and highlights. Sheesh, but you can just do this!
This is AMAZING!!! I want to do this with my hair! Where are you located? Do you know any good stylists in Toronto that you can recommend?? You did a fabulous job!👌
Just a suggestion: I really like and most of the people as well. When under the video you do have all the steps and product description. So we can just take a pic and try to do the same. Makes it so much easier
Thank you so much for the education. I am grateful that you didn't make this a 30-minute + tutorial. If you were in my area, I would love to have you do my hair. Great Job!!!
the ONLY thing I would have liked to seen is her hair dry BEFORE.. we see it wet right away.. Id like to see the difference between the Before and After.. otherwise AWESOME video.. no blathering on and on... thanks!
I liked the blonde before the smudge ..for me i like a dark root but want high blonde ( not icy or white) but dont care for the brown that is all in the hair ..But for her it was pretty & stylist did an amazing job.
Your tutorial was like, amazing compared to the ones out there! They just say do this and that with no explanation. I am new to doing my own hair, not everyone can afford the 400 to 500 salon job. I figured, if they can do it, so can I. Now I gotta see if my husband will help me with it. 😂
Yes, we spend years perfecting our craft and continuing our education and can charge $400-$500 for color, but according to you someone with no experience or professional knowledge can do it? Please.
@ThisFallenBitch your education or experience has no bearing on her abilities so instead of insulting her for the sake of sparing your ego you might try to help or pass along some of that knowledge you so proudly speak of. Tearing down others never makes us feel as good as we'd like in the end.
You're amazing! Your techniques and the simplicity of your vdos are just awesome! Thank your for inspiring not just myself but others aswell! Keep the vdos coming!!! 👌👌👍👍👍👍🙌🙌🙌
Love it !!! I do have a few questions I realized her base was lifted pretty light and u put a dark shade on it. I’m doing something similar today and my question is why not fill her ? More of when is the time to know when to fill someone
I'm in school and I'm supposed to do a touch-up tomorrow on a level 4 root to cover gray. Instructor wants me to be confident in applying a smudge root and the lightener at the same time. I'm TERRIFIED! I'm obviously going to be supervised, but what happens if I get lightener on the darker color at the root? All I see when I close my eyes is some awful orange reaction! Instructor says she's a 3N naturally, so I'm just losing it! I've seen color melts with a lighter color below the root and then the lightener pushed up into the lighter color, and it looks beautiful, but I'm scared about this darker root! Puhlease! Ease my mind before I have to do this! ❤️❤️❤️ 🙏🙏🙏
Hi really need your professional advice if you can help please? I really love this look and what you've done here.. my hair is quite similar to the model in that it's quite light with naturally dark brown roots. If love to have this done to my hair but am wondering how easy it would be to maintain? As in, as my roots grow and the colour melted part gets further down, would I be able to have that part lifted to the same lightness as the bottom and new darker roots melted again to continue the look as my hair grows?
I have been looking for a video like this one, for a long time. I love using redken shades eq because I have blonde hair and using toners instead of harsh chemicals help to keep the hair in a better condition. using too much harsh chemical breaking and damage hair. If I feel like having a couple daker tone it save to do this with a Demi colour. and is easier to go back to blonde. xxxx
I don't understand. Are you using color or toner? What strength developer? You did a beautiful job, I would just like more details. Can you please list exactly what you used with ratios? Thanks.
Hey! I absolutely love these videos, you make it really easy to follow. I have one question how do you rinse the shadow route without it bleeding into the later end?
I’m going shades eq generic at Sally’s. But I bleached my entire Bob hair…. Haven’t toned yet… it’s orange. I’m considering the T18 and T-28 combination. Then go in with the shades eq for shadow root..🤭🤞🏻😂 🙏🏻
So only toners were used? I'm trying to blend my roots with my extremely bleached blonde hair the best way I can because I will not be able to afford a salon trip, I usually do my own hair anyways so it's not that big of a deal, but going from bleach blonde for like 4 years back to a natural color is for me and I'm just trying to find the best way possible to do this, if you could reply with any advise please do!
I love it! One question, what would you use if the root color was a dark (level 6) orange/red color?? Would you use an ash level 6 toner or keep it the same as you used in the video? Thanks so much!
Thanks for sharing. The outcome was pretty. About Redken eq, since it is a demi, will it lift the roots a bit to natural dark roots? Does it depends on the developer used for that (ex. Using 20 vol, to lift) or this brand is not meant for lifting some?
I love this technique,qustion...How come you can put a 6 on the root and drag it out to the blonde and it not go khaki with out pre toning where they join? So trying this xxx
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I must say this was by far the best hair color tutorial for root shadowing I have EVER seen. Thank you for a video that was easy to follow and understand. You not only explained what you were doing but also why you were doing it, which is so important. You also included tips. Very professional and awesome job.
The stylist I have been seeing for 15 plus years used your technique from this video after I showed her, and the outcome was absolutely amazing ! Thank you
Absolutely love the color formula used! It’s so soft and natural. Also love how you really focused to maintain the integrity of the client’s hair while giving her the desired look. Wow!
She said it in the beginning! 😊
Wow! That result is amazing! Super gorgeous blending that looks really natural.
Formula used
Redken Shades EQ
Base: equal parts 6T, 6N, 7N
Mid-level: 7P, 7N
Ends: 9V, 9P, Clear
Nn
Is this accurate?
Alexis Tollinchi that’s what she says
Hey I know this is super old but with covid-19 I'm trying to do my hair myself I am trying to go silver with a root melt/smudge and the last part is what I'm trying to figure out how to do. I looked up these products but she says toners a lot and what I found was either hair color or color gloss, do you happen to know which it is?
Actually I think I figured it out, the color gloss is used for toning as well so I hope I'm on the right track, someone feel free to correct me if I'm wrong, i really don't want to have this venture be a disaster
FINALLY! a PROFESSIONAL that actually KNOWS what they are doing instead of yammering on about crap they obviously know NOTHING about! ive been sifting through youtube videos on how to properly bleach and tone your own hair at home and trying to find out the best products to use since i really cant afford paying 200$ to have it done at a salon which im assuming thats why alot of us are here. YOU DONE SUCH AN AMAZING JOB ON HER HAIR!!! THAT SHADE OF BLONDE IS SO BEAUTIFUL!
Who on earth gave this a thumbs down? One of the best colours I've seen
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The video and explanation was great until the end when the model wasn't turned all the way around for us to see her part and her front hairline. It's super frustrating when you watch an entire video and don't see then complete end result. We all know this is the most important part of the style ( what is seen in the part and front hairline) and so many Stylists do this.
Cher Pelchat I agree. If it was applied to go with the part and made a point to change the pattern for the frame of the face. Let’s see what you were explaining
Because it just aint that pretty in my opinion
Possibly because the hair was seriously damaged
"Wow"... Great job... Beautifully done...
If I had not seen it with my own eyes... I would not have believed this could work...
I have been doing hair for over 30 years... This was amazing.
"Thank YOU" for sharing this video/tutorial... ;)
Why the quotes? Are you mocking somebody 🧐
Rose Caroline No Are use them just to emphasize the more WOW power... to stand out.
I watched this video with my 15 year old daughter. The video was great. After we watched I went to the local Beauty Supply Store and bought Toners that I liked (similar to what she says in the video) My daughter followed the video and my hair turned out great. Thank you so much for taking your time to do the video. My daughter and I will use this video again & do this process again.
Hi, Darla Can you tell me exactly what toners you bought? I also want to try this and will be getting mine from my local Beauty Supply Store. Thank you!
Thanks for having a non annoying video and being clear. I don't even do hair and I enjoyed watching. Also, I want you to do my hair
Ditto
Being a professional , you make the application look so easy, I'm going to have a go , as the result looked gorgeous and so fresh and natural. Also I noticed your model looked to have dry damaged hair at front, which improved greatly by the end result..... excellent no nonsense video x
toner can't repair hair in fact you need to be careful they actually also damage hair not as much as bleach but its not great to over tone dry hair
Who is disliking this video? This is amazing work! The color and dimension are stunning.
I did this but with cascading demi colors in levels 7, 8 and 9 cause my natural root is already a 6, and it came out awesome!!!! THANK YOU for showing us a way easy method! It came out identically just as good as the vids where the beauticians make it look sooo hard with foils, and weaving.
Shruffle Love Hi Shruffle Love! I can't get hold of shades eq...I use Wella Colortouch Demi's. Can I pls ask which colors 7,8,9 you used for your melt. My client has no virgin regrowth yet, but her first three inches of her old Demi have gone brassy/ coppery and it needs neutralising or going a bit darker. I made the mistake of putting her balayage pieces of lightener too high and got a slight orange mid band...it's not too bad though.
I used 6.71 originally with 1.9% My biggest fear is melting into the blonde pieces and having them turn khaki/grey. Hope you can help xx
I heard her list the colors multiple times and I wasn't even watching to do the same color lol
Jake Henderson - sorry for the late reply. This didn't come up in my notifications and I just saw it today. I didn't use Wella, so I am not familiar with the names to tell you, but in my experience brassiness of any type is still cut best using a silver or grayish demi or toner. Then you would just adjust the levels accordingly to cascade down from darker to lighter. If your clients natural level is 6, start with a 6 level demi, but dilute just a tiny bit with clear. You never get a good smudged-line look from the natural color to the bleached bit - if you use the identical darkness of the clients hair. Without seeing your client it's hard, but if her natural hair is ashy, stick to the silver tones and mix 50/50 with neutrals. If she wants her blonde ends to be platinum then keep with the 9 level silvery tones (violet if she's too yellow) mixed with clear and watch until you see the color blonde you want. I hope this helps for the next client!
Jake - also, if the bleach hitting the old demi is going brassy, you must look for another type of demi to use. The unique beautiful thing about Shades EQ is that is washes almost out in 3 - 4 washes making it ideal to overlap with bleach without going brassy. I know what you're talking about, because I've had that happen too with another demi I used, and so I switched. I am thinking you might be in the UK (or an Aussie?) from the kisses you left at the end of your comment? The professional line of Wella products are amazing, and I have heard good things. There is a lady on Facebook that is an expert at everything Wella, and deals with a ton of people from the UK who cannot get Redken Shades EQ. I belong to the group. Look up "Killer Hair Group for Crib Colorists". You can ask Wella questions there, and which kind are best to use for shadow roots, color melts, and balayage. Hope that helps.
@Asa Olsen sorry, never heard of Thriven recipe, but it sounds amazing. If you put the recipe list up here, I can try to suggest where to buy ingredients, and help with measurements - but her site is currently down.
ugh amazing!
i did not know u could put so many layers of color at one time. im forever washing out, drying and reapplying in several steps. genius
Omggg you're the first n best to explain why n what's so well.
Due to Covid 19 n summer starting here in FL I totally get the 3 color process !!!
Thank you so much !!!
Hers turned out Gourgeous.....
My turn next 😊
I did mine last night.
Thank you So much my color is perfect and my hair is soft not dried out.
I used the 7n on my roots 8nn next then used T18 an T 35 toners combed through an just right. Plus what a time saver. I had 1" brown /grey growth this blended beautifully.
You Tops.!!!
can you give me some advice pls products to buy I have access to wella colour touch I can't get colour charm or redkin I really want to try this method. my hair is currently a light to medium ash but the top us slightly med ashy /gold tones
😃⭐️ really!?
How did it go?
My hair is orange…. I’m in love with this woman’s hair color 😍..
I haven’t even toned my Bob hair length yet… I have the T-18 & T -28
Thought maybe tone it .. then try this shadow root technique?
With the 9 v 9 p ..
oh hell my hair is orange ish blonde yellow… ❤️🙏🏻
@@remingtonfrog3170 Me too! About to fix this! Did you do yours? If so any advice?
Love it.... nice and clear... CONCISE, Straight to the point... non like others talking too much and not really showing a clear technique.... :-) it would HELP MUCH MORE IF YOU HAVE THE NAME OF THE COLORS SOMEWHERE IN THE SCREEN.
Thanks for sharing this video, I learned something finally. It was easy to follow, this was a perfect 10. The other videos I've seen were too distractive, I had to click off. I'm glad I've found this. And I agree with every comment here, No noise, No people talking in the background, No music, so that really help, I was able to focus, on the technique.
I may have already left a comment, but this literally is my bible for this process. So simple, quick and straightforward. I wish more vids were like yours. Just get to it already. Thanks!
This is real good technique. Thank you. I have a client next week who requested for a dark shadow root smudge…beautiful work. I’m glad I watched your channel
I LOVE IT !!! What a Beautiful job you did on her hair. WOW !!! WE need A Few thousand of YOU all over the States because there aren't many good hair Dressers like you that can color. Thanks for sharing your talent. Great Work.
... OHHH and Thank YOU for not having annoying background music... ;)
Steve Glassman debate
I agree music is annoying while watching informative videos.
Have got pink hair and am geting that done morra will my hair turn out blonder like this
Yeah the damn techno that's too loud and then when they talk there voice is all muffled and too quiet
Yes!
I used your technique today and results were fabulous! Thank you for the tutorial! ❤️
can you tell me what products are used pls to get this look if possible using wella colour touch products due to limited line in the shop near me. thankyou
I’ve watched 2 videos so far and got a lot more out of this then lot of other artists.
Awesome tutorial. Thank you!
YES. This video is so informative!❤ You did a gorgeous job! Fabulous!
One of the best videos to explain this shadow root and colour melt. Excellent 👊
just tried this method today cos my roots were looking hot after i bleached them and my hair has turned out so much better i love it, TY! 💕
Really 🙏🏻
Mine is pretty orange.. hot roots
After I tone it with combination of T-18 and T-28
I meant
Did this on my Daughter, I was missing 7A used 7N. She didn’t want the the clear, so we used 9V and 9P. It came out Very Natural and Beautiful Looking!!!👌👍👍👍Thank you! !, You have great talent, not only in teaching ....but in your generosity of sharing these videos with us!💐💕
I honestly thought this was going to turn out a hot mess but I'm glad it came out very nice. Great job! 👍😍
Great teacher. Better then my cosmetology teacher! Looking forward for more
giselle perez hah i think that all the time. Like what am i paying for school for when they dont even know how to do the more progressive and better techniques. Or better yet do and are too lazy to teach them.
Because Cosmetology school is to only teach you the basics and to pass boards. It's up to you once you get out to learn. Become an assistant first that is the best thing you could ever do for yourself.
Videos like these are sooo much better than beauty school. I want a refund on beauty school tuition.
please could you tel me what the middle toner was or if you could just explain all the different toners you used. I love your work please more videos xxx
Lola Siebert middle one was 7p, 7n equal parts
The ends 9v, 9p , clear. Equal parts
Laura Saylor what brand was it? Did she say?
Lola Siebert she did explain. The middle toner was shades eq 7n and 7p
Redken
Beautiful job , But i only wished you would write the name of products and the numbers below the video !
She describes each product she uses as she's applying
Yes and show them while she is talking about it.
Kathryn Roberts that doesn’t matter when clearly there’s people who don’t know about it
Formula used
Redken Shades EQ
Base: equal parts 6T, 6N, 7N
Mid-level: 7P, 7N
Ends: 9V, 9P, Clear
@@Gillian708 Thank you!
I just wanna say thank you! I followed your instructions in my own hair, with correspondent Schwarzkopf products, and my hair looks great! 😍
Can you please share what you used? I want to try this. I don’t have a license to get Redken.
could you tell me what products to buy I have access to wella products prefer semi or demi if possible,
Could you add a detailed list of each product/toner into the video discription? Id like to make a list to go buy these !
sierra epperson right ! Bc she said color then she said toner. She left the root on like a color. Really am wondering what she used
She used red ken demi hair Color
Yea! Did y’all catch the developer level she used?
Thanks for the tutorial Cynthia! It was quick, great tips, beautiful finish!
Amazing!! 😍😍😍 Looks way easier then going in with foils and weaving!!
I love your videos Cynthia. They always help me out a bunch. Thanks for the upload!
this is the best video I have seen !! you are very good at what you do. a real professional. I love that colour. Please could you go more in depth and show what product and mixtures you use. I will definitely watch every video this is good educate videos the best xxxxx thank you so much for this video
It's the easiest too, and it looks identical to the ones where the beautician makes it look way hard with foils, and highlights. Sheesh, but you can just do this!
There is no way in hell this should have any thumbs down. Best vid!!
this is gorgeous. got a great idea of how to melt mine now . and how easy you made it look. I do honestly think I can do mine myself
Can you please list the formulas for each toner? 🙂
Tried this, followed your tips and NAILED IT!! Thank you.
That was so flawless and beautiful you make it look so easy
This is absolutely STUNNING!!! FANTASTIC work!!! God bless you!! 😘
This is AMAZING!!!
I want to do this with my hair!
Where are you located?
Do you know any good stylists in Toronto that you can recommend??
You did a fabulous job!👌
Yes, the best one in Toronto is: Miss Mistleberries Haircrazies, Wonder to Gretchen Road 503,3rd floor.
Trust me 😂😂😂😂
Really beautiful!! What lumishine would you use for a level 5 at roots and 9 on shaft and ends. I have a picture if you need to see it. Thank you
Just a suggestion: I really like and most of the people as well. When under the video you do have all the steps and product description. So we can just take a pic and try to do the same. Makes it so much easier
Thank you so much for the education. I am grateful that you didn't make this a 30-minute + tutorial. If you were in my area, I would love to have you do my hair. Great Job!!!
Wow! Okay you nailed - it looks amazing when dry! Can you please list out the products you used for each step?
Your like a hair wizard! This is beautiful...looks soooooo real and natural.
the ONLY thing I would have liked to seen is her hair dry BEFORE.. we see it wet right away.. Id like to see the difference between the Before and After.. otherwise AWESOME video.. no blathering on and on... thanks!
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There is the link to another video that showed her before 😁
I liked the blonde before the smudge ..for me i like a dark root but want high blonde ( not icy or white) but dont care for the brown that is all in the hair ..But for her it was pretty & stylist did an amazing job.
I absolutely LOVE it!!! Gorgeous color girl!! Great work!
Your tutorial was like, amazing compared to the ones out there! They just say do this and that with no explanation. I am new to doing my own hair, not everyone can afford the 400 to 500 salon job. I figured, if they can do it, so can I. Now I gotta see if my husband will help me with it. 😂
Sometimes you have to know the chemical reaction to you can get allergic reactions to some of colors specially using bleach to the hair
Yes, we spend years perfecting our craft and continuing our education and can charge $400-$500 for color, but according to you someone with no experience or professional knowledge can do it? Please.
@ThisFallenBitch your education or experience has no bearing on her abilities so instead of insulting her for the sake of sparing your ego you might try to help or pass along some of that knowledge you so proudly speak of. Tearing down others never makes us feel as good as we'd like in the end.
You're amazing! Your techniques and the simplicity of your vdos are just awesome! Thank your for inspiring not just myself but others aswell! Keep the vdos coming!!! 👌👌👍👍👍👍🙌🙌🙌
this is the best video on root colouring I've seen so far. thx
Thank you for this video!
I used this formula today and it turned out beautiful!
Love it !!! I do have a few questions I realized her base was lifted pretty light and u put a dark shade on it. I’m doing something similar today and my question is why not fill her ? More of when is the time to know when to fill someone
I've been using Shades forever. It is the best. Thank you for the video. 😊
Amazing color as always come back to RUclips I saw u at cosmoprof encino but I felt weird asking u when ur coming back to RUclips lol
Hi u
I'm in school and I'm supposed to do a touch-up tomorrow on a level 4 root to cover gray. Instructor wants me to be confident in applying a smudge root and the lightener at the same time. I'm TERRIFIED! I'm obviously going to be supervised, but what happens if I get lightener on the darker color at the root? All I see when I close my eyes is some awful orange reaction! Instructor says she's a 3N naturally, so I'm just losing it! I've seen color melts with a lighter color below the root and then the lightener pushed up into the lighter color, and it looks beautiful, but I'm scared about this darker root!
Puhlease! Ease my mind before I have to do this! ❤️❤️❤️ 🙏🙏🙏
How did it turnout?
I've been watching a lot of these videos and this was the most helpful by farrrr! thank you so much!!!❤️
That was the most amazing demonstration I have ever seen you did an outstanding job explaining everything.
beautiful! I immediately subscribed when I seen the end result. I now want to get my hair done. I wish you lived nearby! Truly talented.
Hey, nice channel. Keep up the great work! 👏🏻💥
This is amazing! Fantastic work! This really helped me understand highlights and just overall toners, melting, and roots. Thank you!! Xo
What would be your process to retouch or tone the color for maintenance??? Great video!!!
Hi really need your professional advice if you can help please?
I really love this look and what you've done here.. my hair is quite similar to the model in that it's quite light with naturally dark brown roots. If love to have this done to my hair but am wondering how easy it would be to maintain? As in, as my roots grow and the colour melted part gets further down, would I be able to have that part lifted to the same lightness as the bottom and new darker roots melted again to continue the look as my hair grows?
Did you wash her hair first? Or have a leave-in conditioner? Her hair combed out so easily.
Great job! I'd love to see a similar technique on darker hair.
I have been looking for a video like this one, for a long time. I love using redken shades eq because I have blonde hair and using toners instead of harsh chemicals help to keep the hair in a better condition. using too much harsh chemical breaking and damage hair. If I feel like having a couple daker tone it save to do this with a Demi colour. and is easier to go back to blonde.
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Great video! What about maintenance? When the hair grows, how to you go about it?
I liked what she did. So did her client know that she would be working while she was getting done?
I don't understand. Are you using color or toner? What strength developer? You did a beautiful job, I would just like more details. Can you please list exactly what you used with ratios? Thanks.
Hey! I absolutely love these videos, you make it really easy to follow. I have one question how do you rinse the shadow route without it bleeding into the later end?
i need this too!
That's what has held me back from trying this myself...
I love this can I get the formula of how much you use shadesQ is it all equal part for all three colors
Such a beautiful result. Explained so clearly, thank you for sharing your work with us.
Easy low maintenance and beautifully natural! Love it❤️
that is gorgeous girl!!! you did that!!!! 💁
Hi u
Awesome video! I want my hair like this now 😝
Hello awesome video, what color or toner do you use for shadow root?
hola, puedo preguntar que color aplicaste en cada una de las dos
etapas despues del shadow root? ...gracias muy bello trabajo!!
Me too👍🏻😂 she says in the beginning.. but… OMG my hair is orange and I just want brown roots and blonde..
I’m going shades eq generic at Sally’s.
But I bleached my entire Bob hair….
Haven’t toned yet… it’s orange. I’m considering the T18 and T-28 combination. Then go in with the shades eq for shadow root..🤭🤞🏻😂
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So only toners were used? I'm trying to blend my roots with my extremely bleached blonde hair the best way I can because I will not be able to afford a salon trip, I usually do my own hair anyways so it's not that big of a deal, but going from bleach blonde for like 4 years back to a natural color is for me and I'm just trying to find the best way possible to do this, if you could reply with any advise please do!
Maura O'mahoney I’m confused Bc she says “color” then she says toner. So which is used ?
Maura O
This is such a helpfull video!! I'm so happy
Please do my hair!!! Love it!! You made it look effortless! Subbing 😉
I love it! One question, what would you use if the root color was a dark (level 6) orange/red color?? Would you use an ash level 6 toner or keep it the same as you used in the video? Thanks so much!
Did you highlight or balayage the hair first? Great shadow root!
I like her hair cut... is there a video that I can learn ?
Beautiful, are all these toners?
Best root melt tutorial I've seen! Thanks!
You’re an artist..🙋🏻♀️👏
Amazing!!!! I’m so in love with her hair!!
You are very talented
Thanks for sharing. The outcome was pretty. About Redken eq, since it is a demi, will it lift the roots a bit to natural dark roots? Does it depends on the developer used for that (ex. Using 20 vol, to lift) or this brand is not meant for lifting some?
This is awesome. I’ve done this before but not 3 colors only 2 I’m gonna try 3 this next time.
I’d love to see a front shot. Beautiful color!
This is beautiful!! I'm not sure I could master it at home, but if you're in my area I'd LOVE to have you do it!
me too.
THIS is my color!!! I DO NOT HAVE THIS!! NEED to get back to ME!! Gorgeous
Is there a video of the diagram parting technique used on the head shape ? And the application method during the bleaching ?
I love this technique,qustion...How come you can put a 6 on the root and drag it out to the blonde and it not go khaki with out pre toning where they join? So trying this xxx
Can you use Redken Gel Colors for this? Great Video!!
So beautifully done ! ✨✨✨
THIS. IS. BEAUTIFUL. I’m screammmminggggggg.