Foilayage | Only 10-15 Foils??? Fast And Easy Foilayage Technique

Hey guys raise your hand if you saw the short that I posted the other day about this service. How many foils do you think it will take for me to accomplish this color my guess was 10 to 15.. What do you think? Do you think we can do it in 10 to 15 foils before you watch the video put your guess in the comments below hey guys, so I just got done trimming my clients here for the service that we're gon na. Do we ended up cutting off? Quite a bit we haven't gotten that short before, so we ended up cutting off a large majority of her blonde um. She had a baby recently within like the last few months, and so she has a lot of like thinning in this area where we normally go through and do her like money piece like really bright around her forehead and really tied up in here. I don't think it's a good idea to go where there's like new growth and like super thin, um, hair and bleach that out so we're gon na stay off of her hairline for the most part, but we're still going to try to brighten her up around the Front a little bit more, I don't know if this is gon na happen. My goal is to stay between 10 to 15 foils in her hair and do like a dimensional like foliage, so I'm gon na count along the way and that's what our goal is to do so count with me, 10 to 15 foils. For this overall. Look you guys know that Schwarzkopf on me is my go-to, so we're gon na start the service off with 20 volume and olaplex all right. Here'S your hair! After we chopped off a lot of the length off. I mean this is the shortest that we've gone. So we're gon na start by going around her hairline, and this is a lot different than what I normally do, because she has so many baby hairs growing back after having her baby a few months ago. I don't want to go and do my hairline foils, how I normally would usually we do it really bright and tight up to the scalp when we pack in a couple in there, but because of those fragile little baby hairs. I don't want to bleach through those too much, so I decided that we're gon na stay at the scalp do like really fine, weave back comb and just pop in a few foils on the sides. So I normally don't like doing foils uh horizontal going up the side of the head, so I'm doing these foils on kind of a slight diagonal I feel like it will blend a little bit better. What I really don't want to happen is when they pull their hair back or where they're here in a ponytail that they just have these like stripes on the side of their head. So I feel like doing it at more of a diagonal, helps prevent that from happening and gives it a little bit softer of a foil line. I know we're back combing and blending and all that stuff, but sometimes you still just end up with a little bit of a foil line so doing it at a diagonal. I hope I hope um helps prevent that from leaving too much of a harsh line on the sides. Also, she has those foils, like you, can see, as her hair pulls back right now that it Blends pretty nicely still like she doesn't have any harsh lines. It'S really soft, so I think doing her foils this way is still gon na uh blend really nicely with what we previously did a few months ago. Okay, honestly, normally when I get to this part on her hairline, because we take it really tight up to the root, she likes a really bright, bold money piece, but I told her it'd be best to just kind of like blend it since we're not going straight Up to the scalp on the sides of the hairline, so normally I just go like straight down the center, and this is kind of when I realized like. Oh, maybe we're going to be putting a few more foils in the one. I thought because I figured like. Oh, if I just do like two foils um down the Mohawk section, then that won't be too like heavy of a foil that we're going to be putting in. But I realized that, because I'm not doing vertical foils on the side of the hairline and I um she on the side of her temples at the top corners of her forehead she's gon na have like these dark Corners. So I figured I better go from where she Parts her hair out to the sides that way, we make sure that we get a little bit better coverage of uh like her full hairline, instead of just like straight down the center, and then she has kind of Like darker holes like at the corner of her forehead and then just a few like foils on the side, so this will give her better coverage in the end. It'S just you know we're not going to do this in 10 to 15 foils. Let'S be honest because now I'm having to do like four on the top versus like just two, so you can see a little bit better from this angle like see how this foil, that we're doing for, like the top of her money piece. That kind of comes back beyond the hairline foils like at her temples. So that's gon na give her good coverage. If I would have gone it just like straight down the center that hair on the very edge of the foil would still stay dark. So I figured it would be best to just extend the foils out from the center from where she Parts her hair and just to make sure that we like give her good coverage on her money. Piece everybody's got a different hairline. Some people have more of a square forehead. Some people have more of like a rounded forehead or triangle or widow's peak or whatever. So, like some people, you can't go just straight down the center, especially depending on where they part their hair, but always make sure that you're doing your money piece in your service geared toward how your client Parts their hair uh. What their forehead shape is. All of that stuff, like don't always just assume that you're gon na go straight down the center of the Mohawk, because that's that's, maybe not always what's going to be best for your client foreign. So now that we're finishing up our hairline foils, let's get a count! There yeah eight eight hairline foils, so no, I don't think we're gon na be reaching our goal of 10 to 15.. However, in the end, we're really not that far off so shout out to myself um, so we're gon na start going through and doing her foils. Now, through the crown area and I'm gon na stay mostly underneath her part, I'm kind of gon na do like a veil of foils. She wants to stay low maintenance. She doesn't want to have to worry about coming in, like super often like every time we've done her hair. It'S usually been like just a really bright money piece and then everything else is really soft and subtle. So she wants to be like a little bit brighter of a blonde. In the end, I'm going to tone it down, so it's not like super bright, but it will fade out to like brighten up as the toner Fades um. But I want to make sure that even as the toner Fades and it starts to lighten up a little bit more, that she doesn't feel like she has any grow at, especially now that we're softening up at the money piece area. And it's a little bit more of a shadow. I don't want her to feel, especially with the baby like, oh my gosh, I have grow out whatever so going underneath where she Parts her hair and just packing these foils in kind of underneath her part, is going to give her brightness and dimension, but it's gon Na all be underneath so that way, she's not gon na have like any grow out. So the way that I'm doing her application, I'm making sure throughout this whole service I'm having her hair, where it lays when she Parts her hair and then I basically just doing a diagonal back off of her part. So that way, it's not like vertical to her part, it's kind of like branching off of her part, that way, all that hair is going to fall on top of it. So we're doing like a pretty heavy weave and then back combing and her hair is so easy to back comb like some people, you back comb and it doesn't like pull that much hair back or push that much hair back or whatever, but her hair is like. Does a really good job so, even though it looks like we're going in kind of heavy with like a weave because of all that backcomb, it's still going to comb out really nicely, I'm kind of like. Are we gon na do a root Shadow? Are we not gon na have to do a root shadow um, but because her hair back comes so nicely like it's really, not anything that we have to worry about, so just make sure that you go through and do a diagonal weave off of the part. And that's gon na help it be more of like an underneath foil and all that hair is going to fall on top of it. So that way, even though you might feel like it's a little bit more bright, that hair is going to fall on top of it. So in the end it's still going to be subtle and all that brightness and dimension is going to fall underneath the hair foreign. So we're just gon na go ahead and finish, throwing these foils in and then throw a few more in the back section by the way. I don't know if you can tell here, but you can see that my weave is a little bit more chunky. I'M still back combing so that it Blends a little bit more at the root. But you can see that I have a definite like chunky, PC weave through there, and that's because I want to make sure that she has a little bit more pieciness. Some more ribbons of lawn through the back section than having like full coverage with more of a slice, foreign, here's, the finished application, uh, not 15, but not far off. I was a little off from 10 to 15 foils. I went a little bit heavier with the blonde, so we ended up at 17, foil so still under 20 foils for like um a lot lighter. I feel like that's pretty good, so right now we're going to tone her hair and she likes. She wants to be like brighter, so normally use Paul Mitchell, the Demi, but I'm out right now, I'm going to do she just likes to be like a nice bright one. So I'm going to use Schwarzkopf um, 9-0 and 951, which is kind of like uh like a cooler blonde tone. So this is what we're going to tone her with and I'm just going to do. Half and half with sixth line, also um, depending on how good her blend is at her root area with her. She has a lot of like new growth and everything, so I feel like she has. You know me pushed like back combed, her hair. I feel like we were able to pull back a lot of her natural hair. So I'm thinking that when we comb all of our hair out, she's gon na have a nice blend. But if not, then we're gon na have to come through and do a little bit of a root Shadow, but I don't know for sure yet, but just a heads up all right. So I did half and half of these together. The 9-0 is like more of a natural tone and then that other tone is just going to cool it down a little bit, so it's like not too too warm. I will say, though, that normally we tone it to be a little bit brighter. I know it was talking about like doing a brighter blonde. Schwarzkopf has such amazing coverage, but that being said, it really ended up grabbing as a level nine versus like a 10, which is normally what I tone with. So it still is, you know a lot brighter, but it is a little bit more toned down than what I normally do with her hair. But again it is gon na like lighten up still so here's your hair straightened. You can see that it Blends really nicely that back comb really helped blend everything out and I'm really happy with how this turned out. So she does have like some of those really nice bright blonde pieces, but overall it's still really subtle and toned down, which I think is perfect, because she's not gon na have to worry about like any grow out. Oh, I know somebody's gon na ask so my curling iron that I'm using if you like, watching um other hair stylists here on YouTube, I suggest going to watch Jay-Z Styles. She has a lot of products and this is her curling iron that I'm using uh. I don't know if it's called the Jagger or the j-wave, it's one of those anyways. I love it. It has a longer Barrel, which is perfect for, like extension, clients or clients with longer hair. So this is like my favorite go-to curling iron. Now, all right, I'm like super excited about this color, like you, can see in the back how I was turning the chair, how she just had like those little pieciness, little blondes kind of showing through all of that hair, that's falling on top like you can still See through it to those little pops of blonde and she's nice and brighter on the face, I think this turned out so good. Obviously she was very happy, so you know chopped off quite a bit. Mom hair doesn't have to be bad. Mom hair can be really cute, so she pulls it off. I love it and this is what I shared on Instagram and I think it looks super pretty don't overwork yourself, you guys, you know under 20 foils for a blended, Balayage foliage, whatever you don't have to do like this massive, like overhaul in someone's hair, especially if They want it Blended, so thank you guys so much for watching. I hope you like this video and don't forget to like And subscribe