How I Achieved My Aquamarine Hair Color | First Time Balayage Ombre Technique

I don't peer pressure, get as much do you know, you see what I see hey everyone welcome back to my channel. So today, I'm gon na be showing you guys how I achieved this aquamarine color here, I'm showing you guys how I went from black to the aquamarine colors, so I'm gon na be using it's a blonde light. Nur and kalida colors then we're using a 30 volume developer and pure right, some gloves a mixing bowl brush clips and olaplex, and so here I have my hair parted in four sections, and now I'm just mixing up my Lightner and developer and I'm adding in developer Mixing until I get to consistency that I want and just going back and adding more Lightner and more developer until I get them up. But I want now I'm adding about 1/4 ounce of olaplex into the mixture, and the olaplex is just to help ensure that the hair doesn't get damaged. It'S a bond Perfector, so it helps out with that. Now I'm just mixing it up and I'm about to apply, and I want to apply this in like a balayage type of ombre technique. So I'm going to be showing you guys that I'm going to take a section and start painting the lightener on, so I'm starting on this side, I'm starting on both sides and then I'm gon na do a line in the middle and then just take the bleach. All the way down - and that is the ombre part of this - and so I'm gon na - do this whole row, basically painting this side and painting the middle I'm bringing it down and then for the next section, I'm going to paint the middle longer than I paint This side, like a pattern effect now, you can see I'm just going right down the middle and I'm keeping my brush vertical cuz. I don't want any harsh lines, so I'm going right down the middle, then I'm gon na take some on the side, but not as far up as the middle line and the balayage technique is like freehand painting on the hair. But this is my first time doing this, no one to try it out and someone's gon na continue doing that all the way up, alternating every section that I do you and then, when I get to the top, we want to do more of a freehand. It'S not necessarily gon na be like two lines on the side, one in the middle. It'S just more of a freehand technique. You and here is the color right out there. I bleached it and it wasn't light enough for me. So I went in again and did the same thing to the sections, and here is the hair after I bleached it the second time. A lot lighter a lot better, so yeah. So now I'm getting ready to color the hair and the color I'm going to use Isadora Rae Alka marine two of those and 20 volume developer, so the color will last longer. So now I'm just putting my color in the bowl and adding my developer. Then I was going to mix that in and start applying it to the hair, applying it all over the hair and make sure that your space that you're using this color in is protected. Like your counters and your floor, because even though it's permanent color it can stain and it's hard to get it out so make sure your area is protected, so yeah, I'm just applying it to the hair, making sure I get every single strand. So there are no pieces that are missed, and now I'm just coming this through and leaving it on for about 30 minutes. So after I left, the color in the colored came out more green than blue. As you can see here - and I wanted it to be - this would be cute for like the summer time, but it's fall and I wanted to be a little bit darker. So I went in with a purple, hair, color and they're in purple rage, and I just applied that in the same way I did before - and here is the final look, it's a lot more blue than green and I really wanted this color, and this is the Color that I got so yeah, if you guys enjoyed this video, please be sure to like this bill. Comment subscribe and yeah, see you my next video bye,