Hey sweetheart you were the 1st hairdresser in all of these RUclips videos that was honest and said exactly how long that takes cause clients don't realize how long that really takes to do they think it's gonna be done in an hour or 2 you were the 1st one to say how long it really takes it look beautiful
Hey Jamie, I quite often take 2 hours for balayage application and sometimes feel bad about keeping the client for longer but would rather take my time to get a awesome result rather than rushing and being more concerned about timing. Hearing you say you took 5 hours from start to finish made me feel so much better about how I do my clients, I've always believed the end result is everything!
Laura Robinson hi Laura, i am glad to know that. I do have the same feeling as you do. To be honest, i believe a proper balayage or foilayage need at least 3.5-5hrs depends on the hair’s thickness and length. You can check out my work from my instagram winnihairstylist. most of my work were about 4 hrs.
Its nice seeing someone with thick coarse hair in your videos... When I do a client's hair its never like a client with medium to thin hair... I am so glad I am not the only one that it takes over 5+ hours... Love the outcome... this is an older video, but still... great turn out.
I really appreciate the mention of timing; I'm a very new stylist so of course I'm slow but it has been one of my biggest insecurities when clients come in for big color projects and act like it's crazy that application just takes that long sometimes
I love watching you do this technique no matter how many times you film it. Your always changing it up depending on the head and goal color! Great job!
Just gorgeous, thank you again for another amazing video. Back when I was at cosmo school I never had set balayage classes that were part of our hair dressing certificates. They have since made them a part of the cosmo courses in Australia so I was told. So you have to learn it now I’m pretty sure which is good. I just love the fact that kind generous hair dressers like yourself help us other HDs etc out by posting your amazing hair vids. Plus your so bubbly and fun to watch, never a dull moment at all! A big fat thumbs up from me as always 😁
Excellent video! Thank you so much for breaking down the amount of time it takes for application as well as the whole process start to finish! This is my go-to foilayage/balayage technique behind the chair!
Jamie thank you for letting people know how long it takes and the ins and outs of our creativity as hairstylist and artist. That is something that gets overlooked as we learn thru out our years and develope our knowedge in our craft. I have been a stylist for over 30years and love to learn about hair as well as all things creative and then some Love your stuff girleeee! Just lovely you have a wonderful day! (O:
Hey Jamie!! This was helpful in many ways! I also feel like I’m the slowest stylist on earth with color especially any type of foiling, balayage etc, hearing you actually say how long things took really did help me feel like ok I’m not crazy slow this is normal! Thank you!
Omg I used this technique and the results where amazing. Clean seamless balayage! Thank you so much for sharing this and all of your work. Thank you 😊 took me about hour half but could have spent longer. Excellent ❤️
Jamie I love your videos so much I’m still an assistant at my salon and everything you do I practice on a mannequin during down time I learn so much keep posting more!
I love the way you explain each steps. Thank you for sharing timeline took for all fiols. I resently join this field of work and I was thinking I am taking too time for doing this foiling as my educator also said so. I was loosing my confidence but now I am sure I am doing right thing to produce good results.
Thank you! This helped me learned your helpful techniques, I was sooooo nervous of doing a friends hair I feel a little more confident of doing her hair now!!
Thank you soo much for teaching your technique! you are amazing and you are helping me so much! I love to watch your videos because they help me feel more confident in knowing how to balayages. THANK YOU AGAIN!
Hey jaimie thank you so much I had a hard time blending my balayage , I always have kind of a warmer tone in my blending that boders me a lot. I will definetly try the conditioner technique! Im a new hairdresser so that will help me a lot I think! Im gonna practice tommorrow on a mannequins head! Sorry me english is not the best
Hey thanks for the helpful techniques. Just an FYI, I noticed you use shades EQ to tone and I learned with that line, the color stops working if it’s overworked. You are supposed to stir it but not shake it and also never work it into the hair to the point that is suds. Suds=less deposit. This was a game changer for me. My tones are so much better since learning this from the redken reps. So I thought I would share the knowledge. Hope it helps. :)
I love your videos so much!!! Great content. I can tell you are a natural teacher. I love the voice you use when you’re in your color area, telling us what you’re doing. Otherwise, it seems like you’re trying to be loud for us to hear. I don’t think it’s needed though. It’s so loud at the very beginning. I hope this is helpful rather then hurtful. That’s def not my intention Again, thank you for sharing with the hair community, your technique and thought processes. I’m such a fan!
Jamie! Love all your technique videos and how in depth you go! Can you please do a video on the easiest way to take out backcombing when doing a yeast light balayage technique???
That looks so good, I'm really impressed!! Hmm I have balayage scheduled soon and she says it'll take about three hours, but my hair is way longer than this girls, and I also purchased it for a pretty great discount on groupon, I'm a little worried she won't spend the time that's needed...
I’m having a hard time with toners. When I was in school we were just told “use purple if she’s too yellow” but I’ve seen people use 3-4 different toners and I’m just like... 🤯 I’ve studied the shades chart but I guess I need to study a little more 😣
jamie when i do this technique i feel like i still dont get enough lift because i dont fold the foils up close to the head so i dont get as much heat from the head to help process. what should i do?
You are a fantastic hairdresser! I have been a hairdresser for 25 years. I love watching your techniques. What type of conditioner did you use to hold the foils in place?
Hi jamie i love you and your hair transformation but can i ask you a favor? Online everyone use redken to tone the hair but here in my country is so so difficoult and expensive and i wanna ask if u can use Wella color touch toners i wanna know from u if they are beautiful or not and how to use it
Thanks for watching my videos! And I love the suggestion! However, I typically only use Redken or Goldwell to tone because those are the brands I know. I've heard great things about Wella Color Touch, I just haven't used them before! I know that Justin Anderson uses them occasionally, so check out his channel!
Becky Boyce Unfortunately yes, then Do you have to explain to them that it’s a color correction. I think a heavy highlight and a glass might be the best solution
OK so I'm with you up until 10 minutes, which is where I am now. I see you take that pink brush and dip it in something in order to blend out the hair. Is it water? I watched two more times and you said it was a dry brush so maybe you were removing some of the bleach with a towel or something. I'll figure it out. I love your idea of putting conditioner as a defusing agent. Thanks so much for sharing. I watched it to the end and it looks great!
did you list all of the products anywhere or just the beginning when you quickly showed them. i can’t find them in the description box & i would really like to try this technique on my own hair
Just curious if theres a difference to using a separate foil on top versus folding the one up? Is that just because the hairs so long the foil doesnt reach or is there a special reason? Find your techniques so easy to follow, you make a great teacher.
I think it's because if you fold it up then the lightener on the ends would most likely be touching the hair at the top that you work so hard on blending nicely (:
You said you kept the foils for 2 h at least (and you used 30 volume), I thought we should to not keep the foils more than 45 minutes because we can damage the hair. There is a limited time for keeping the foils?
I have a question, hopefully I'm not duplicating it. Should we use toner at the same level the hair lifted to? Meaning she lifted to a level 9 and you tuned with a level 9. I hope I make since 🤔 TIA!
Hi Shaunda -- That is not necessary! The amount of pigment in the tube is based on the level (so a level 9 will have less pigment than a level 3). You want to tone based on how much you want to correct. Thanks so much for watching!
Love this . Thanks for sharing. What order would you do the hair if you have to retouch gray roots and balayage the rest of the hair? Im always afraid the dark color would ruin the highlight
I usually start with the base color although if you are afraid of that happening, you can always let the base color process first, rinse, dry and then bayalage although it will take longer!
so i have a quick question. I did a foilayage technique on my friend virgin hair but didn't blonde the tips, and it obviously came out more highlighted (great learning experience)...i'm going to do it again and do the tips this time. my questions are.... when you split the middle section in half...and did the tips on a portion of it....are you doing that for all of the middle pieces all the way until the top? ALSO are you hitting the tips of side pieces that are left out? thank you!! i love watching your videos and watching your techniques! i never learned how to do balayges in school
Hey Alison, thanks for watching! It depends on how much blonding you want but I will blonde the tips if the hair is healthy enough for it and that is her desired goal!
If hair is fine should you not tease alot? Is Biology raw conditioner good for blending agent? I love all your videos I have learned alot of techniques from you.
Excellent! Just gorgeous! If I order foils and brushes (or any salon products) from Amazon, I won’t get our “professional cost”. Do you know if there is a provision for that?
Absolutely! I was inquiring specifically about the foils. Apparently the Framar Rose all day was a limited collection. I was trying to figure out where to buy buy/find them? They seem to be only available on Amazon at retail cost😕
Hey sweetheart you were the 1st hairdresser in all of these RUclips videos that was honest and said exactly how long that takes cause clients don't realize how long that really takes to do they think it's gonna be done in an hour or 2 you were the 1st one to say how long it really takes it look beautiful
Hey Jamie, I quite often take 2 hours for balayage application and sometimes feel bad about keeping the client for longer but would rather take my time to get a awesome result rather than rushing and being more concerned about timing. Hearing you say you took 5 hours from start to finish made me feel so much better about how I do my clients, I've always believed the end result is everything!
Hi Laura, thanks for watching! I'm so happy to hear that it was helpful!
Laura Robinson hi Laura, i am glad to know that. I do have the same feeling as you do. To be honest, i believe a proper balayage or foilayage need at least 3.5-5hrs depends on the hair’s thickness and length. You can check out my work from my instagram winnihairstylist. most of my work were about 4 hrs.
so how much would you charge for that?
I agree makes me feel so much better. I'm a newer stylist and it takes me a couple hours too but all of my coworkers are so fast 😥
in Germany you have to do this Job in 1,5 hours. so I'm a snale here.
Its nice seeing someone with thick coarse hair in your videos... When I do a client's hair its never like a client with medium to thin hair... I am so glad I am not the only one that it takes over 5+ hours... Love the outcome... this is an older video, but still... great turn out.
I'm thrilled to hear you loved it. Thanks for watching!
I really appreciate the mention of timing; I'm a very new stylist so of course I'm slow but it has been one of my biggest insecurities when clients come in for big color projects and act like it's crazy that application just takes that long sometimes
I'm thrilled to hear you loved this! Thanks so much for watching.
I love watching you do this technique no matter how many times you film it. Your always changing it up depending on the head and goal color! Great job!
Thank you so much for watching Courtney!
Nice seeing you cutting and coloring her hair. Looks very nice.
Thank you!
Just gorgeous, thank you again for another amazing video. Back when I was at cosmo school I never had set balayage classes that were part of our hair dressing certificates. They have since made them a part of the cosmo courses in Australia so I was told. So you have to learn it now I’m pretty sure which is good. I just love the fact that kind generous hair dressers like yourself help us other HDs etc out by posting your amazing hair vids. Plus your so bubbly and fun to watch, never a dull moment at all! A big fat thumbs up from me as always 😁
Thank you so much for saying this! You're so sweet.
Excellent video! Thank you so much for breaking down the amount of time it takes for application as well as the whole process start to finish! This is my go-to foilayage/balayage technique behind the chair!
I'm so glad it's helpful! Thanks for watching Megan!
Jamie thank you for letting people know how long it takes and the ins and outs of our creativity as hairstylist and artist. That is something that gets overlooked as we learn thru out our years and develope our knowedge in our craft. I have been a stylist for over 30years and love to learn about hair as well as all things creative and then some Love your stuff girleeee! Just lovely you have a wonderful day! (O:
I'm so glad to hear you loved this video! Thank you so much for sharing!
@@JamieDana Thank you so much for sharing your work and for comenting back! keep those vids coming our way! (O:
Hey Jamie!! This was helpful in many ways! I also feel like I’m the slowest stylist on earth with color especially any type of foiling, balayage etc, hearing you actually say how long things took really did help me feel like ok I’m not crazy slow this is normal! Thank you!
Omg I used this technique and the results where amazing. Clean seamless balayage! Thank you so much for sharing this and all of your work. Thank you 😊 took me about hour half but could have spent longer. Excellent ❤️
Hey Ben Jerrard I'm so happy to hear you've learned so much from my videos! Thank you so much for watching.
Jamie I love your videos so much I’m still an assistant at my salon and everything you do I practice on a mannequin during down time I learn so much keep posting more!
I'm so happy to hear my videos have been helpful!
Me too! I assist and am always watching jamie and guy's videos for extra practice I love their work
This is so incredibly helpful for a late bloomer hairstylist!!
I'm so happy to hear this was helpful!
I’ve been watching you a ton lately and was like “is that Sierra?!” Hahaha. I love her.
I love the way you explain each steps. Thank you for sharing timeline took for all fiols. I resently join this field of work and I was thinking I am taking too time for doing this foiling as my educator also said so. I was loosing my confidence but now I am sure I am doing right thing to produce good results.
Hey Yasmeen Somani I'm so happy to hear you've learned so much from my videos! Thank you so much for watching.
Thank you! This helped me learned your helpful techniques, I was sooooo nervous of doing a friends hair I feel a little more confident of doing her hair now!!
I'm so happy to hear this was helpful! Thanks for watching!
Jamie, carry on girl as you successfully get the beautiful result of your hairworks.I love what you've been doing and I'm learning a lot from you!3😃😘
She looks really good!
Thank you soo much for saying how much time it took you. I always feel bad about how much time foils take me but it looks like I'm right on par.
Thank you so much Julia!
I was caught off guard by it the first time I saw her videos and I was like wait is she right or am I wrong 😭
Wooow with this technique you just saved my life!!! Honestly 💖
Thank you soo much for teaching your technique! you are amazing and you are helping me so much! I love to watch your videos because they help me feel more confident in knowing how to balayages. THANK YOU AGAIN!
I'm so happy to hear this was helpful. You're welcome!
Amazing and the blend is flawless 😍
Thanks so much Gavin!
I’ve never seen conditioner used
I love this
I’m a fan of both of you soo I was so happy to find this in my notifications ❤️❤️
Thanks so much!
Absolutely beautiful!! I learned so much from your post.
I'm so happy to hear it was helpful. Thanks fo watching!
Sooo pretty! I have learned so much from watching you! Thank you so much for sharing! ❤️❤️❤️😍
I'm so glad it was helpful, thanks for watching!
Wow😍she looks so happy with it
Hey jaimie thank you so much I had a hard time blending my balayage , I always have kind of a warmer tone in my blending that boders me a lot. I will definetly try the conditioner technique! Im a new hairdresser so that will help me a lot I think! Im gonna practice tommorrow on a mannequins head! Sorry me english is not the best
It came out so good!!!
Your so talented in color, great to see
Thank you so much! I really appreciate that!
Hey thanks for the helpful techniques. Just an FYI, I noticed you use shades EQ to tone and I learned with that line, the color stops working if it’s overworked. You are supposed to stir it but not shake it and also never work it into the hair to the point that is suds. Suds=less deposit. This was a game changer for me. My tones are so much better since learning this from the redken reps. So I thought I would share the knowledge. Hope it helps. :)
Thanks for watching!
I love this technique! I am trying it out this week! Keep em coming!
So glad you loved it! Thanks for watching!
Beautiful result!! 👏🏼💕
Thank you so much Mika!
I love your videos so much!!! Great content. I can tell you are a natural teacher. I love the voice you use when you’re in your color area, telling us what you’re doing. Otherwise, it seems like you’re trying to be loud for us to hear. I don’t think it’s needed though. It’s so loud at the very beginning. I hope this is helpful rather then hurtful. That’s def not my intention
Again, thank you for sharing with the hair community, your technique and thought processes. I’m such a fan!
Thanks for your feedback! I'll keep that in mind for future videos!
Do you have a video for a more dimensional balayage on dark hair, level 3 or 4? Thank you 😊 ❤
Jamie! Love all your technique videos and how in depth you go! Can you please do a video on the easiest way to take out backcombing when doing a yeast light balayage technique???
Beautiful, nice blend
Thank you so much!
This looks so good. I’m going to try this on my daughter!
She doesn’t know yet 🤣
Thanks so much for watching!
Beautiful work
Thanks so much!
Beautiful! Going to try this tomorrow!
Here from sierras channel! Just subscribed to yours! You’re so talented !! Can’t wait to see more videos :)
Hi Shauna! Thank you so much for subscribing!
Loveee it!! You are so talented
You're so sweet! Thanks for watching!
Thanks for acknowledging how much time and product it takes us hairstylists !!! Some people be outraged when I give them prices
So glad you loved it! Thanks for watching!
Amazing this was so helpful, thanks for all the info.
I'm thrilled to hear you loved it. Thanks so much for watching!
this was fun to watch
That looks so good, I'm really impressed!! Hmm I have balayage scheduled soon and she says it'll take about three hours, but my hair is way longer than this girls, and I also purchased it for a pretty great discount on groupon, I'm a little worried she won't spend the time that's needed...
Thanks so much for watching! Good luck!
Beautiful!!! Thanks for sharing your techniques 💆💇💞
Thanks so much for watching!
She has really nice natural hair :)
Nice work, Love it! 😍
Thank you!
Awesome keep up the good work I love your presentation and the way you presented a friend in Georgia
Thank you!
Would love you to do a post or video on how long each of your services take and how you charge , I feel this is big for hairdressers 😊
I’m having a hard time with toners. When I was in school we were just told “use purple if she’s too yellow” but I’ve seen people use 3-4 different toners and I’m just like... 🤯
I’ve studied the shades chart but I guess I need to study a little more 😣
You'll get it the more that you learn the color wheel! Thanks for watching!
jamie when i do this technique i feel like i still dont get enough lift because i dont fold the foils up close to the head so i dont get as much heat from the head to help process. what should i do?
You can use a hair dryer to warm up your hair
Wendy Li thank you
You are a fantastic hairdresser! I have been a hairdresser for 25 years. I love watching your techniques. What type of conditioner did you use to hold the foils in place?
Thank you so much! You can use any conditioner for that blending agent.
Ur awesome somtimes my clients take a 4 hr n it discourages me but I take my time and am neat
I love that you gave us your time! ❤️
Aw thank you so much for watching!
Hi jamie i love you and your hair transformation but can i ask you a favor? Online everyone use redken to tone the hair but here in my country is so so difficoult and expensive and i wanna ask if u can use Wella color touch toners i wanna know from u if they are beautiful or not and how to use it
Thanks for watching my videos! And I love the suggestion! However, I typically only use Redken or Goldwell to tone because those are the brands I know. I've heard great things about Wella Color Touch, I just haven't used them before! I know that Justin Anderson uses them occasionally, so check out his channel!
Nikooolash also check out @brianacisneros on Instagram. She only uses wella and she’s an amazing Colorist. Good luck
What would you do jaime if a client with Virgin hair wants to go one shade lighter, but yet color cannot do it what would you do?
@assertyourself do suuuuuuper fine baby lights back to back foils :)
Becky Boyce Unfortunately yes, then Do you have to explain to them that it’s a color correction. I think a heavy highlight and a glass might be the best solution
Iv learnt so much watching you ....
Soooo beautiful!!😍😍😍😍
Thank you so much Bruna!
Thank you for share.it so helpful for me i learn a lot from your video
Looked amazing
Thanks Angela!
Hi Jamie wy u r using Conditioner ? Its make more blend and u can’t see any lines! ?
LOVE IT! Its SOOOO pretty!
Thanks so much!
Would love to see a video on your favorite products. Lightner, color line, etc. Thank you!,
I'll keep that in mind for a future video. Thanks for watching!
I am looking into a hair processor to help speed up the processing times .. do you have any suggestions?
Hi! Will you also recommend that technique in virgin black hair?
Gorgeous!
Thank you so much Angela!
I love your Glasses! 🤓 Too CUTE
Thank you!
Love this!! Thank you!
OK so I'm with you up until 10 minutes, which is where I am now. I see you take that pink brush and dip it in something in order to blend out the hair. Is it water? I watched two more times and you said it was a dry brush so maybe you were removing some of the bleach with a towel or something. I'll figure it out. I love your idea of putting conditioner as a defusing agent. Thanks so much for sharing. I watched it to the end and it looks great!
You’re the greatest! Thx for the amazing videos
Thanks Joshua!
Beautiful. Did you do a root smudge?
Hi Jamie! I have a question.. would the results still look good if you hadn't weaved it, and just teased it? The results are beautiful & thank you!
Beautiful. Amazing job. Thank you
Thank you so much!
did you list all of the products anywhere or just the beginning when you quickly showed them. i can’t find them in the description box & i would really like to try this technique on my own hair
I did not. You're welcome to pause and jot them down! I'll keep that in mind for future videos though. Thanks for watching!
Just curious if theres a difference to using a separate foil on top versus folding the one up? Is that just because the hairs so long the foil doesnt reach or is there a special reason?
Find your techniques so easy to follow, you make a great teacher.
I think it's because if you fold it up then the lightener on the ends would most likely be touching the hair at the top that you work so hard on blending nicely (:
Thank you! It makes my sections more clean and keeps the color from shifting or lightening areas I don't want it to!
Hi jamie dana i love her new look she looks amazing where i get those foils at i do wanna do a baylage from home what color should i buy thx
Thanks so much for watching. I would never recommend doing your own color at home. Go see a professional!
Thx i will do yea i was thinking about it go to salon get my hair done at the salon so i can get the baylage so tell my hairstylist
thank you for the helpful video. What would be happened if I use redken EQ shades with the normal 30V developer?
Hm, I'm not sure but I would definitely not recommend it! Thanks for watching!
Beautiful.
Thank you Maria!
You nailed it 😎
Thank you!
Omg!! Love this collaboration! Two of my faves 😍💖
So glad you loved it! Thanks for watching!
Is using the conditioner at roots to help melt or blend?
You said you kept the foils for 2 h at least (and you used 30 volume), I thought we should to not keep the foils more than 45 minutes because we can damage the hair. There is a limited time for keeping the foils?
I have a question, hopefully I'm not duplicating it. Should we use toner at the same level the hair lifted to? Meaning she lifted to a level 9 and you tuned with a level 9. I hope I make since 🤔 TIA!
Hi Shaunda -- That is not necessary! The amount of pigment in the tube is based on the level (so a level 9 will have less pigment than a level 3). You want to tone based on how much you want to correct. Thanks so much for watching!
Right! I forget about that. I am going to do sticky note to remind myself! 😃
Another nice job!
Love this . Thanks for sharing. What order would you do the hair if you have to retouch gray roots and balayage the rest of the hair? Im always afraid the dark color would ruin the highlight
I usually start with the base color although if you are afraid of that happening, you can always let the base color process first, rinse, dry and then bayalage although it will take longer!
So beautiful 👏👏👏
Wow this vid is so sick!!!
for the blending agent can we use any conditioner?
so i have a quick question. I did a foilayage technique on my friend virgin hair but didn't blonde the tips, and it obviously came out more highlighted (great learning experience)...i'm going to do it again and do the tips this time. my questions are.... when you split the middle section in half...and did the tips on a portion of it....are you doing that for all of the middle pieces all the way until the top? ALSO are you hitting the tips of side pieces that are left out? thank you!! i love watching your videos and watching your techniques! i never learned how to do balayges in school
Hey Alison, thanks for watching! It depends on how much blonding you want but I will blonde the tips if the hair is healthy enough for it and that is her desired goal!
For the blending agent, would I be able to use any thin conditioner?
Yep! Thanks for watching!
Beautiful good job!
Thank you so much Mane!
If hair is fine should you not tease alot? Is Biology raw conditioner good for blending agent? I love all your videos I have learned alot of techniques from you.
That would be a great blending agent! As far as the density of the hair, it would still be fine but you would tease less on thinner hair.
I learned a lot from your video thank you!
I'm so happy to hear that! Thanks for watching!
Ugh!! I love your work I wish you were closer to Mississppi. I’d love to watch you in person!! I’m so slow on my baylage and highlights💗💗
I'm thrilled to hear you loved this! Thanks for watching.
Do you have any zoom appointments and do you sell your products and all materials needed
ohmygod saoirse ronan i love your work
Love love !
Thank you so much!
Loved it!!🤗
Thank you!
Excellent! Just gorgeous! If I order foils and brushes (or any salon products) from Amazon, I won’t get our “professional cost”. Do you know if there is a provision for that?
I personally wouldn't recommend professional color or developers bought off amazon. So sorry to disappoint!
Absolutely! I was inquiring specifically about the foils. Apparently the Framar Rose all day was a limited collection. I was trying to figure out where to buy buy/find them? They seem to be only available on Amazon at retail cost😕