Sunkissed Toffee || Subtle Balayage Ombre Ft Rosaqueen Peruvian Loosewave Hair || Aliexpress

What'S up my lovely glamazon, so in this video, I'm gon na show you how I achieve this gorgeous Auburn sunkissed highlighted hair. This is giving me like Carrie Bradshaw, a tease. I love it. So I did a little bit of balayage, highlighting with a subtle ombre on here, just to make it look like it was kissed by the Sun very, very natural-looking, a very subtle tonal change in the hair. I love it. This is a perfect summer, hair for lounging by the pool. So let's get started so this hair was provided to me by rosa queen hair. I have four bundles of hair to 18 inch bundles to 16 inch bundles with a 14 inch closure and applied opening up the package. I noticed that this hair was so gorgeous. There'S no split ends, it's nice and shiny and it didn't experience any shedding or tangling. So far, but as always, I will give you an update on this hair in about a month, but I love it so far. So some of the supplies that I used, I used a quick white bleach with a 30 volume developer and I'm trying out a new brand was not new. But it's new to me, the blonde brilliant rant. I tried out their cream oil lightening toner and violet, and I had a 35 volume developer, but I ended up using a 15 of volume developer and I never used those 7g colors from Clara and I also will be using the red gold corrector. All of this can be purchased at Sally's, and let me tell you how I hate the deducted version of the bleach. I was choking the whole time I was doing this anyway and once you get that mixed up, I put about 10 to 15 drops of the red gold corrector into my bleach, and I mixed it together. I did that because I didn't want my hair to be overly red. I still wanted to have a little bit of warmth, but not too too brassy and I ended up getting the perfect color with this. So after I've mixed everything in my bleach was thoroughly mixed. Together, I placed the bleach on my hair, making sure that my the bundles were combed thoroughly. Before I put the bleach on - and I made sure I combed it while I was putting the bleach on there - because it's very important, especially with curly or textures and wavier textures - to make sure your hair is evenly detangle before because sometimes they you know the curls Kind of interlock, together, while you're placing the bleach on there so sometimes you'll, miss a spot. Anneal run a chance of under processing your hair. So you just want to make sure you comb it and that's what I did and I flipped the hair over making sure I got more bleach on the other side, so it's evenly saturated and then I moved on to my closures. Once everything was done - and I am very particular about my closure, as you already know, I do like a darker roots sometimes, but I don't like that obvious line of demarcation, it burns my soul to see people with lines of demarcation. I'M like girl come on blend. It buthe blend gets you blender, your blender contour blend your closure, I'm just saying anyway, so I placed the bleach on in a horizontal application towards the bottom, concentrating most of the bleach at the bottom and as I work towards the top, I switched my brush to A vertical application, just you know, running the rest of that bleach, right up the hair making sure. Once I got to the root I've, you know stippled it on stroking, it really nice in there. So we don't get that obvious line of demarcation, so it runs nice and smoothly from dark to light and the closure came out so gorgeous. I didn't have to process it as long as I did with the bundles because it did process fairly quickly, and this closure is one of the most natural is just like. The Italian yaki closure so natural-looking it's very light, so the density is very thick, but it's light. So after everything is finished, processing and you washed it out, you don't have. I didn't condition my hair. This is what it looks like. I didn't shampoo it at all. This is just me rinsing out the bleach and you see how beautiful and shiny it it's so gorgeous animal still soft. I didn't lose the curl pattern at all, so this is a couple days later. I unfortunately had to skip doing the wig part. I'M sorry, but I promise that I'll make a dedicated, wig tutorial, how to make a wig very soon. That'S why I straighten the hair for a couple of days just to see you know how it would react in act in its straighter version. I don't care for it in this straight form because it straightens pretty nicely, but I had a lot of flyaways. I wasn't really feeling that so I do like it better and it's curly or steam so yeah, as you can see right here, I'm just placing in some some layers some nice long layers. I didn't want the layers to be too short, because you got to keep in mind with curly your hair when you straighten it, it's definitely longer so you want to if you do choose to cut it while your hair is longer. It definitely keep that in mind that the hair will shrink a little bit when it gets to its curlier form. So I just wanted some basic long layers and I did sections all around the head. One long section breaking up breaking it up into two parts. If I needed to and that's it and doing the layers, it came out so nice and light and airy, and it just made the curls pop even more, I love to do razor cutting with curlier hair just to keep the end soft. I do not like blunt ends in the hair, especially when you have that hybrid of a curly wavy style, it's it's loose, but it's still kind of curly. I do not like blood mist, so it came out nice and soft and gorgeous so after I was done. Cutting you can't really see the layers right here, but it came out so bored you just gave that extra umph to the hair that it made so now, I'm about to start the highlighting process and, like I told you before, I'm using a new product to me. This is the cream lightening toner from blonde blonde brilliance. I first seen Ivy use this in her video when she did her curly hair and I loved the result that it did so. I'M like, let me try this out, but I got the 35, but I eventually went with the 1515 developer because I wanted a light tone effect and, as always with my life, my camera cut out, as I was starting the balayage process. So we cut right back into it and pretty much balayage is painting on highlights, there's no foil, there's no real, like technique to it. You'Re kind of just visually painting it on, which is how I love to do highlight it. It just looks more natural, so how I did my balayage. I did section off pieces, some wider than others, and I painted the two ends. First, the two sides, and then I did a slight ombre right up the middle. Placing a couple highlights in the middle. Sometimes I didn't sometimes I do and if the section was too wide, I broke it up into two sections: painting one side first and then the other kind of like an eighth inverted triangle and then filling the bottom in making sure it's you know thoroughly saturated. So we can get that nice ombre and I absolutely love the result that it gave me. It was such a beautiful toffee highlighted color, very, very subtle, because I didn't really want that. Like obvious ombre, I eventually will paint it. You know do more balayage and make it a little bit lighter towards the end of the summer, probably which I'll do a video for, but for right now I love the subtle tonal effect. It just gave the hair that extra oomph that it needed, because the guts the color was gorgeous, but I wanted it just a little bit brighter and it came out so gorgeous. So I just did that same technique throughout the whole head, and I let this process for about 20 minutes, or so I didn't keep it on there too long and overall I love the blonde brilliant toner. The only thing that I can say that I do not like about it was the consistency. It is a very grainy consistency, but after I left that process, I washed out the hair. I didn't put any styling products in there just a little bit of argan oil for moisture and to get those curls poppin. What I did was just scrunch it to kind of encourage the curl pattern to pop up and let it dry overnight and after it dried. This is the result that it came up to very gorgeous. I just oh, my god. I just love this color so much it just looks like I was kissed by this one. It'S like a toffee sundae dream. I don't even know what to call it but gorgeous. Now. Let me seduce you with my awkwardness for a couple of seconds, so I can show you this color just look at how gorgeous it is, and I don't have any styling products in there at all. Just a little bit of argan oil. Look at how that curl pops, as always my dears, if you love this look, let me know down below and I will talk to you later.