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I had a partial highlight service today. I owe her a redo comp though because there are a few brassy areas that need spot toning with a stronger formula.
The client had thick hair that was previously dimensionally lightened, though just a half head. She wanted a rooted balayage refresh, maintaining the previous lightening pattern but with more lift and ashier tones. I used 60g Blondor + 60g 20vol + 30g 10vol with a big painter brush. I took about 3/8inch subsections and tried to match the weave as best I could. I used hand painted sort of strokes with moderate saturation and used foil to insulate. I also did some low saturation tip outs, because there were a lot of lightened ends I didn’t get in the weaves.
I first applied a global toner of 08v + 09na. Then overtop that I used 04m + 07m to blend out any harsh demarcation lines (I was relying on the global toner to dilute it, but I was worried for a bit that I had given her the opposite of hot roots. Thankfully, it looked fine once dry). This is where I should have then used some 06t on any dubious areas where the global toner wasn’t taking as well. I don’t actually know how long I let it process because I was just standing at the shampoo bowl prodding periodically at the hair until I felt the deposit was adequate. It was probably a little over five mins.
I got a full highlight + olaplex repair and protect + haircut today. My best paying client so far! They had natural gray hair dyed ginger and wanted thick ribbons of bright silver.
I did 25 foils of thick squiggly slices, horizontal placement because we were NOT going for y2k stripes. I used flashlift with 20vol and olaplex, which is a little aggressive but I wanted to ensure the red pigment lifted to its full potential. Thankfully, it did lift to pale yellow without going gummy.
I toned first with equal parts 09p + 010t for the full 20min, and then after rinsing it out did an olaplex no2 treatment.
For the haircut, she just wanted a minimal trim to make the cut lines more blunt since she has thin hair that tends to get wispy at the ends.
When it was dry, it was an icy ashy tone that the client was happy about, but I feel I could have been more hardcore with the silver formulation. I fear it’s going to look blonde after just a few washes, though I did suggest using a silver shampoo might help.
She must have been pleased enough with my service because she wanted to rebook and she tipped me generously :).
If there was a client with medium blonde hair, and wanted to go sangria red with ribbons of bright honey copper blonde highlights, I don't think lightener is needed because the client is already blonde and the lift can be achieved with permanent color.
I'd first use Shades EQ 05RV with the gloss to gel processing solution to do a root shadow via brush & bowl application. Then, I'd use my 20 foil sectioning method and apply Color Fusion 10GB with 30vol in the foils. After that, the same formula of Shades EQ would be applied with the traditional bottle usage on the rest of the hair.
I expect some color transfer will occur on the light parts when rinsing out the color, plus warmth from the lift, so that should be accounted for.
If I got a client who’s got a level 6 reddish haircolor going on but wants to go dimensional brunette, I think I would try to do it with just color and no bleaching. I would do 04m as a root melt, and then alternate between that and color fusion 7aa with 20vol in 1inch thick slightly diagonal back subsections.

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If I got a client with very dark hair and they wanted a reverse balayage to grow out a platinum card, I think I would do like a dimensional multitone.
I would use 1 inch thick slightly diagonal back subsections, 04N + 04NB as the lowlight formula and alternate how low the color gets dragged down (imitating a root melt vs tip out sort of thing), and using 010GI + 010P for a blended melt.
The high contrast makes everything less forgiving, so thick sections with a melt would help circumvent the harsh barcode look that happens when using a standard weave.
Last Saturday I had a client that wanted to go darker but have ribbons of dimension. In the consultation, we decided to use a color line with high opacity for long lasting results, so I went for a permanent with 10vol. I used Color Fusion 4N for a root melt, and for the mids and ends alternated between that and 7GB in 1 inch slightly diagonal back subsections.
Overall, I say it was a win. It was a gentle shade shift from dirty blonde/bronde to medium brunette, you could visibly see soft contrast in the two colors I used, and the client was satisfied with the end result. However, one thing was that when the hair was wet, the roots and lowlights looked dark brown, which was what I was actually going for, and so it threw me off a bit when after the blowdry it was a little lighter. I probably could have used 3N instead.
I’m going for a color block look, hopefully neopolitan. I’m working on the bottom horseshoe right now, sectioning vertically. The lightened portions are being platinum carded.
The lift should be light enough for strawberry pink, and I think with a permanent it can get to a French vanilla blonde
I’m platinum carding the top horseshoe sections now. I just extended the lower pattern, swiveling in the back. The top part intentionally does not match up.
So, there was some moderate breakage and major spaghetti squashness going on when I took the foils out. The manikin was already pretty compromised, but the damage was more than I anticipated. I used Blondor with 20 volume and ended up leaving it on for several hours due to getting sidetracked. I think, instead, using 6 volume with Olaplex and taking the foils out right when each section lifted to a level 8 would’ve reduced the amount of damage. In its current condition, an Olaplex repair & protect standalone treatment would help with the spaghetti squashness.
Actually, it doesn’t look quite as bad now that it’s dry
I mapped out the color order and put each color block in a foil so there wouldn’t be any cross contamination
Chocolate brown: shades eq 04m w/ gel developer
Strawberry pink: pulp riot first base + jam + clear [3:1:1]
Vanilla blonde: inoa 9 w/ 20v
The 04M deposited way darker than I anticipated; it’s basically jet black. In hindsight I would instead add equal parts 07M to lighten the formula up. Other than that, it went according to plan!
I’m going for a color block look, hopefully neopolitan. I’m working on the bottom horseshoe right now, sectioning vertically. The lightened portions are being platinum carded.
The lift should be light enough for strawberry pink, and I think with a permanent it can get to a French vanilla blonde
I’m platinum carding the top horseshoe sections now. I just extended the lower pattern, swiveling in the back. The top part intentionally does not match up.
So, there was some moderate breakage and major spaghetti squashness going on when I took the foils out. The manikin was already pretty compromised, but the damage was more than I anticipated. I used Blondor with 20 volume and ended up leaving it on for several hours due to getting sidetracked. I think, instead, using 6 volume with Olaplex and taking the foils out right when each section lifted to a level 8 would’ve reduced the amount of damage. In its current condition, an Olaplex repair & protect standalone treatment would help with the spaghetti squashness.
Actually, it doesn’t look quite as bad now that it’s dry
I mapped out the color order and put each color block in a foil so there wouldn’t be any cross contamination
Chocolate brown: shades eq 04m w/ gel developer
Strawberry pink: pulp riot first base + jam + clear [3:1:1]
Vanilla blonde: inoa 9 w/ 20v
I had an accent highlight service today, and 60 minutes was spent trying to lift darkest brown box dye. I toned with shades eq 0.5oz 07P + 0.5oz 07M + capful 06N and left it on for only 10 minutes because I honestly thought I overshot it. It looked promising when wet, but when I was blow drying it, it was auburn! The target color was mushroom brown, and the client specified they didn’t want it to look orange.
The client had to leave, so I booked a redo comp to correct the tone at the earliest opening tomorrow, which is with a coworker. In hindsight, I would have toned instead with equal parts 05NA + 06ABn for the full 20 minutes. But with the redo comp, I think doing something like 06T on dry hair should make it no longer auburn.

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I’m going for a color block look, hopefully neopolitan. I’m working on the bottom horseshoe right now, sectioning vertically. The lightened portions are being platinum carded.
The lift should be light enough for strawberry pink, and I think with a permanent it can get to a French vanilla blonde
I’m platinum carding the top horseshoe sections now. I just extended the lower pattern, swiveling in the back. The top part intentionally does not match up.
So, there was some moderate breakage and major spaghetti squashness going on when I took the foils out. The manikin was already pretty compromised, but the damage was more than I anticipated. I used Blondor with 20 volume and ended up leaving it on for several hours due to getting sidetracked. I think, instead, using 6 volume with Olaplex and taking the foils out right when each section lifted to a level 8 would’ve reduced the amount of damage. In its current condition, an Olaplex repair & protect standalone treatment would help with the spaghetti squashness.
Actually, it doesn’t look quite as bad now that it’s dry
I’m going for a color block look, hopefully neopolitan. I’m working on the bottom horseshoe right now, sectioning vertically. The lightened portions are being platinum carded.
The lift should be light enough for strawberry pink, and I think with a permanent it can get to a French vanilla blonde
I’m platinum carding the top horseshoe sections now. I just extended the lower pattern, swiveling in the back. The top part intentionally does not match up.
So, there was some moderate breakage and major spaghetti squashness going on when I took the foils out. The manikin was already pretty compromised, but the damage was more than I anticipated. I used Blondor with 20 volume and ended up leaving it on for several hours due to getting sidetracked. I think, instead, using 6 volume with Olaplex and taking the foils out right when each section lifted to a level 8 would’ve reduced the amount of damage. In its current condition, an Olaplex repair & protect standalone treatment would help with the spaghetti squashness.
I’m going for a color block look, hopefully neopolitan. I’m working on the bottom horseshoe right now, sectioning vertically. The lightened portions are being platinum carded.
The lift should be light enough for strawberry pink, and I think with a permanent it can get to a French vanilla blonde
I’m platinum carding the top horseshoe sections now. I just extended the lower pattern, swiveling in the back. The top part intentionally does not match up.
I’m going for a color block look, hopefully neopolitan. I’m working on the bottom horseshoe right now, sectioning vertically. The lightened portions are being platinum carded.
The lift should be light enough for strawberry pink, and I think with a permanent it can get to a French vanilla blonde
I’m going for a color block look, hopefully neopolitan. I’m working on the bottom horseshoe right now, sectioning vertically. The lightened portions are being platinum carded.

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I also tried today the halo partial highlight placement. I think it’s better than the standard half head for those who always wear their hair up or have a heavily layered haircut.
I used blondor with 6vol, no toner
There was a 3 and a half hour block in which someone booked online a full highlight with me tomorrow. I called them today to ask what sort of thing they’re looking for, because a hand painted balayage is really the only thing I could finish in that sort of time. She said she basically wanted to be only a little more dimensional than a bleach and tone and super blonde around the face, which to me sounds like horizontal slices with a platinum carded money piece. Yeah, definitely not enough time for that. Thankfully, she was agreeable enough to cancel the appointment.
I had time today to practice the sectioning for that sort of thing
I just used conditioner in the foils