Blonde Hair Color Correction Before And After How To Fix Highlighted Hair Including Root Shadow

What'S up welcome to my youtube channel in today's video we are doing a full blonde, color correction, so stay tuned. I'M really excited to dive into today's video, because today's model has a full color correction and I know sometimes we can look at blondes and we might not think that it's a full color correction or might not put as much thought or effort into it as we Would with somebody who's like level 5 hair and it's brassy orange right, but today's video is for sure a color correction. But I'm going to walk you through step-by-step how to easily tackle all of the different things that we have going on and it's gon na. Be really really valuable, so I'm gon na be combining a couple of different techniques into today's model. I'M gon na be doing a full highlight I'm gon na be doing color in between her foils. I'M gon na do a shadow root and some bullion at the shampoo bowl. I hope I said that right. I know a lot of you guys and asked for me to do this particular technique, so I'm gon na show you guys my version of it and we're gon na be doing just a lot of different things along the way to really transform this clients. Color correction situation into something that is so seamless and blended and beautiful blonde. So let's get started alright, so this is our before, as you guys can see, we have a lot of different things going on. It'S been about three months and she got her roots done, but you guys can see, there's a very solid line of demarcation up here and then we kind of have this like mid band, and then we have some banding kind of through the ends. A lot of like golden tones and dimension, and so we're gon na be breaking through not only the roots but also through a lot of these ends, and this kind of like brassy gold, any color down here at the end. She just has some old lo lights that have been stuck through in the end, so I'm actually gon na show you guys exactly with each one of these bands how we're going to tackle them. But it's gon na be a huge transformation and I promise you you guys are not gon na want to miss this, make sure to stay tuned till the end for every single formula and everything step that we do. Okay, so I'm gon na start by mixing up our Lightner and what we're going to be doing is we're actually going to be doing kind of a hybrid between my full highlight technique and adding in a little bit of a shadow root. So I'm gon na be mixing up about a scoop and a half to start and I'm gon na start with 25 volume. Now she has a pretty light hair to begin with, and so that's why I'm starting with 25. I don't think we need to really increase. It will probably go up to 30 when we get up to like the front of our hair and stuff the top, but we're also gon na be spacing out some of our. I got a scoop around for the lid here. We go found it. Okay, as I was saying, we're mixing up about 25 volumes. As you can see, my 30 volume exploded a little bit, so it's probably closer to 28 volumes. So, in order to kind of counteract that, if that ever happens, we are going to be putting in olaplex and the typical standard recommendation of what they recommend is about a quarter or an eighth of an ounce. Sorry, eighth of an ounce mixed in with about a scoop of Lightner. So technically we would be just under a quarter for that, but if we want to dilute our Lightner just a little bit more, you can add a little bit more olaplex and it'll actually just kind of bring down the strength of the lightener. So, if that, if you guys have any questions about that feel free to reach out to olaplex - and they have tons of answers over there, but that's gon na be how we're gon na make it back down to 25 volumes. So if that's confusing, don't stress it when you're mixing up your formula just mix it up equal parts, twenty and thirty - but that's gon na - be how we salvage this one here, alright. So, to start out, what we're gon na be doing is we're gon na be doing a full highlight you guys can see that her blonde goes pretty much all the way down through and still that line of demarcation is pretty much all the way down there as Well, so we don't want to just tackle the top or the mohawk section. We want to make sure that we're doing the entire head, because we don't want to have this line of demarcation down here either, so we're gon na be doing a full highlight and then what I'm going to do is because she has those bands that I showed You guys in the first before photo, you know, we've got the roots and then we've got kind of some a little bit of banding here, which is just some leftover like natural low light. Then we've gotten overly highlighted section and then, as we get down in here, you guys can kind of see. We'Ve got a little bit more of that dimension and really what this has come from was when somebody was doing the highlights they didn't pull through. They pulled through to about here, but then they left some of those ends out, and so that's what creates this warmth and a little bit of that kind of gold. Any dimension. It'S not terrible, but this was something that she actually mentioned when she came in to see me that she's, like my ends, just feel kind of golden II. So that's how we're gon na tackle these is we're actually gon na be doing something at the bowl and just like a little light bleach wash because I don't think we need to pull through or do anything like that there she doesn't have a ton of it. In there, but I'm gon na be showing you guys the technique that we're gon na do at the bowl to really kind of help. Brighten up these ends after we do the full highlight so we're gon na dive in I'm gon na section her off and we're gon na get started. Okay, so to section off, I usually just take this top section kind of write everything that's in front of the ears, and I just section it off up out of my way to get started whenever we're doing a full highlight. So that's out of my way and then we're just gon na go in and we're gon na start down here in this bottom section. This is gon na be for anybody who has kind of that depth underneath there and, like I said you guys, can see that she still has a lot of that line of demarcation. So we do want to do a full and in between these foils we're gon na be adding in some color. So it's gon na be really natural and super blended. So I'm gon na take my first section here and we'll clip everything else up out of the way. Any guys can see. I'M pointing to this isn't a super fine baby light, sometimes around the hairline I'll, do a fine baby light, but I'm not too concerned about it for her because we are gon na be dragging in color in between. So I don't really want to do it super fine. I'M doing just a regular highlight right here, and there is this hair right around here. Hurt year will actually tackle this when we get to the front section. So I'm just gon na tuck that right up there, that would be when we get to the front, I'm gon na take my first foil and I'm just using regular foil, as you guys nothing fancy. These are just like the reynolds foils that you get from Cosmoprof or your beauty supply store torn in half nothing fancy about it, but I am using my frame, art brush and the reason why I love using this brush is. It allows me to get in to this tight spot right up in her hairline and really nice and precise, and it has these really soft bristles, like I honestly could not imagine using any other brush to highlight. So I have this actually linked in my Amazon favorites. If you want to check that out there and I'm just pulling through these little sections where she has some of these extra lowlifes, I'm tackling those because again, we want to make sure that we don't have that like warrant still in her end. So you guys can see that was a little bit of a low light right there and just kind of feathering through the rest and because we have olaplex in this, I'm not too concerned about it like overlapping or anything like that. But one thing I will show you is we're gon na pull this piece out: we're gon na pull this into thirds so that we're not overlapping the lightener. All of that thick thick Lightner onto her really soft and blonde ends that are already previously lightened and I'm gon na go in with my next piece. So I am doing two pretty clothes back-to-back right here, just for around the hairline to get that nice and pop a blonde. So when she wears her hair down or when she wears her hair forward. She'S gon na see that, but from this I'm actually going to be leaking out quite a bit of hair out we're not doing a full thick highlight like I normally do. If you guys have ever seen my full highlighting video, which I'll actually link down below you'll, see that I am really close and tight, we're not really going for the full highlight look here. So it's okay to have a little bit of dimension in between those foils and leaving a little bit of hair out. This will not only save us time, but it's going to actually add in some more dimension that we're looking for here. I'M going to do a couple more foils back to back or not back to back, leaving a little bit of hair out right around this hairline, probably two more and then we're going to do the other side. Okay, so we finished our hair Alliance section and you guys can see that it's kind of in a V pattern, and so now what I'm going to do is I'm going to start going up the head just kind of going straight across. So we have this little triangle piece and because we're going to be adding in dimension into our hair, not too concerned about getting it really really tight in there. But I do want to break it up, and so we don't just have this like dark hole. So I am gon na do one straight across this will act as our dimension piece in there as well. If I was doing a full highlight, I would definitely do this a lot closer so that we don't have that big piece of dimension. But again it's working with us this time, so it's going straight across here and you guys can see. I am having to pull through a lot just because she does have some of these like existing low lights. So I'm making sure to apply my product really heavily in the area where it's virgin hair and then press tethering it through a little bit so that it's not like fully saturated on the areas where there's those existing LED lights and leaving that previous blonde hair. So, like I said normally, if I was doing a full highlight, I would come in and do a section about that thick and weave it, but because we're not gon na be doing that much. We want to leave some dimension, I'm coming in a lot thicker up in here and leaving out a lot more hair you'll see that I also do this on the top as well. So just something to be aware of that. It will change your highlight pattern and your thickness and how much you leave out every single client who's a little bit different, because we are doing a different technique with this same pattern and that's why I like to teach these techniques is because they're really versatile and It comes down to how you customize it for the client or the look they're going for it. So again, I'm just kind of feathering it through making sure to get all of those lowlights. Some of the hair is already previously blonde, so I'm just being careful, but it's kind of pulling through right in there and again folding it into thirds so that I'm not squishing that hair up on the really saturated part. So I'm gon na continue up her head kind of doing about half inch, wide sections doing a full highlight and I'll show you guys when we kind of get to up in this area. Okay, so I just finished up kind of the back and you guys can see. I did leave quite a bit of hair out, like I said, cut about half inch sections. So now what I'm going to do is I'm going to release this section and I'm actually going to go start kind of at the apex of her head. So I'm going to just find my section right here and again if you've watched any of my other highlighting videos, you know that this is how I, like I highlight backwards so I'll, just section this out, she's straightening out just a little bit more here, I'm not A huge person that likes to section out ahead of time and get it all settled. This is just how I learned to highlight, and it works really well for me and lots of people who watch my videos. It works well for them too, so I would recommend trying it out so we're going to take our very first section here and I'm gon na weed this just a little bit. This is closer to a baby light then like a full highlight and what I'm going to do is I'll place. My foil and lock it into place. You'Ll see I hold that tension here. With this hand, this hand is holding the tension and we're gon na just go through and in arm Lightner. Now we'll leave it just a slightly a little bit off the root there, because we don't want to cause any bleed marks or anything. So if you're struggling and you've been trying this technique and maybe you're having to bleed marks or some issues, chances aren't either your sections too wide or you're getting too close or you're moving the foils too much when you pull them back over and I'll show you Guys that in a second here, so it takes them, you know practice for sure. But it's a really great technique and I feel like gets it really tight in at the roots. So we're gon na fold that down and that's the only fold that we're going to do I'm gon na take a little bit of hair leave this out go in for our next section. I, like I said, of course, if we were doing a regular highlight, I would be going a lot closer in here, but I am at this time. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to continue doing this all the way down until we meet those oils that I just was showing you guys and then I'm going to show you guys how we bring these all forward? Okay. So what I do is, as I have finished, that section I take my tail comb and just kind of brace it in there and fold the foils down. So this one I have done because I fold it into thirds so that one doesn't need to be done, but what you want to make sure of is when you're doing this is that these little corners actually stay down and that you can sometimes see right here. This little corner will sometimes get pulled so occasionally I'll actually pull this back and just reapply a little bit of Lightner right in there to make sure that it's staying in and tighten it right up in there. So that sometimes happens you do have to just be careful and aware you don't want to have any bleed marks happening and, like I said, if bleed marks are happening, take a less wide section that usually will solve your problems. I take my sections pretty wide, just because I've been doing this for a while and with this technique specifically and it's something that I'm pretty comfortable with, so I feel good about it. But again, if it's, if it's happening it could just be that this sections are a little too wide. Okay! So now that once we finish this back section, we're gon na spin her around and we're gon na start foiling backwards, but going towards the front. So now that we've finished that back section all I did was spin her around and I usually like to leave a little bit of hair out because I don't want to do it back-to-back coil right there. So I'm just going to clip this little section away and then we're gon na dive in and get our next highlight going. So, okay, I am leaving a little bit more hair out. I think said that multiple times, but I just want you guys to know that it is a little different than my other foiling videos. If you left this much hair out and you weren't doing a roof, shadow or weren't gon na blend it and like we are, then it wouldn't look right so definitely make sure to go. Watch those videos, if you're, not planning on doing a root, shadow or blending. It in like this technique, so one thing I will, let you guys know is there's been quite a few little little lights, that I've been kind of pulling out. This is another reason why I love using this brush because it almost has that tail comp in there, and so I just kind of weed those out and then fold it back up, so I'm not having to pull Lightner down into that area. And with this all we do is fold it up that we're not going to fold it any more than that again. This is just nice, because it's already kind of late in the right direction. We don't have to fold a foil, a million different ways. So so I don't like boiling backwards, so I'm going to continue this all the way forward. We'Re gon na do her Mohawk section, but when we get around the hairline, I'm going to show you guys what we're gon na do, because we are going to do something. A little bit different right there, so I'm gon na continue this on. You guys can watch and I'll show you guys. What'S my way, all the way through to the front, and now we kind of have about, I would say, almost an inch from the deepest part of her hairline left. So what I'm going to do for this section? Because we are going to do a stronger money piece on the front and so, instead of leaving out so much hair and barely leaving out any hair at all, because I really want to make sure that this is super super blonde. And I'm also going to make sure that we're doing more baby lights versus highlights, so I'm going in really making sure that it's like super woven and just for you guys wondering like what's the difference between a baby light, not highlighted, I'm gon na show you real Quick tonight lay down my foil. This is a baby light. You guys can see it's pretty see-through, you can still see through it. A highlight would be a little bit more solid and I typically don't really like to do highlights around the front at all, because I like it to look really natural and I don't like to have like chunks coming from the front. So I don't mind doing highlights in the internal like in that mohawk section, but when it comes to around this the hairline and stuff, I really like to do more baby lights. Now you guys can see there's a little bit of that little light right here. So I'm just gon na pull that down lighten it out, pull these hairs aside and I'm gon na fold this boil into 1/4 just because it does make it a little bit easier to pull those hair back. So I'm just gon na finish up this section again, not leaving out a ton of hair in between just kind of a little bit of hair and we're gon na make this money piece really nice and blonde. Now you guys can see, we do have one little kind of widow's peak section, so I'm just gon na barely weave a tiny bit out, but I am gon na use this as a baby light. Now you could do a smaller coil here. You wanted to pull the foil in half, but she's got enough longer hair to be able to. Let me do a regular size foil, but I'm just gon na pull that through as a baby light and hold it still, but that little piece right there will make such a difference versus just leaving it out so now we're gon na do is now that once We finished that front mohawk section we're gon na work into our sides here and I'm gon na show you guys what I'm doing there. Okay, so she doesn't actually have a ton of tiny baby hairs on this side. So normally you guys, if you've seen my other highlighting videos, I would do like two boils right here. I'M just gon na do one little tiny, baby oil right here, because she doesn't have a ton of baby here. So we're just gon na fill in this little tiny, widow's peak area - and I did do a foil where I just kind of folded it in half. So we'd have a little baby one right here, especially with fine hair. This is a really great way to do it, just so that you're not having a really heavy foil pulling on these baby hairs. So I'm just gon na oil right just right in there pull this guy up and then we're gon na go tackle the sides. So it's kind of nice she doesn't have a ton. I think, on the other side, she might have a little bit more, but you can just see that one tiny little foil and then we'll move on to down here. So now you guys can see. We'Ve got her hair line here and I'm going to just kind of weave this out a little bit. The burden announced do like a chat, whoo Costigan now for this next foil, I'm gon na. Do it pretty close here, because again we do want it to be a pretty strong money piece. We don't want it to be platinum right around your hairline, but we do want it to be pretty strong. So I will just do baby lights and then just kind of weave out just the tiniest bit here so the further back I get from her hairline. I am going to leave just a little bit more space in between each one of those foils. So what we're going to be doing is we're going to just be doing diagonal backs all the way up into this area and as we go, I'm going to increase it and just get about half an inch width in between our foils. But you guys can still see it still pretty tight right up in here around the hairline and then we'll just get a little bit more and more each boil as we go back. Okay, so for her in between color, I'm gon na be mixing up a 6n and 8g. I equal parts and the reason why I'm doing both of these together is because I ultimately want a level seven, but I want them to be a little bit of warmth in there. So that's why I'm doing the HCI getting some of that golden in there, but not too golden and then a little bit of that six and to make a seven ng. I basically so we're gon na do that equal parts, a developer and then mix this up. Real quick here in between I'm also going to be mixing up. What'S actually not mixing up, I'm gon na be using the color care, aesthetic, no prints from biology a clean as our blending agent. Now you guys have seen me use this in my foilage videos, but we're gon na be using it in a slightly different way. So I'm just gon na put a little bit of this into a bowl here and I'm gon na give myself a thicker brush right here, so we're gon na be using this to kind of help blend out so that we don't get spotting this okay. So we finished all of her foils and what we're gon na do is I'm actually gon na start in this bottom section, but before we go in and start applying that in-between color, I'm gon na check some of our coils just to kind of see where we're At this is a good time to do it so they're looking good, we still have a little bit a ways to go, but they're looking really nice and good. So I'm going to clip up a lot of this hair, real quick here and another reason why it's great having this hair in between coils is because I can kind of do stuff like this. So I'm just gon na click this up out of our way and if you have an assistant, this is a great time to have them help you, but I'm going to be applying it in between these foils. So I'll show you guys, okay, so as I've moved up the head, I just keep continuing to paint down and what I'm doing this sometimes you'll see I actually added in these little half foils in here, so that I'm not squishing hair on to some of the You know colored that I pulled down a little bit, so I did kind of do that, just in some sections where I did pull the color down just a little bit more you'll kind of see that through there. So I just wanted to mention that. But I'm just going continuing to go up through this Mohawk section pulling down section by section, and this is really great, especially when you get to this area. You do have a little bit more space where you can paint this color on in between sometimes down below, where you folded, those foils in half. You don't have quite as much hair or quite as much oil to paint it on. So I'm just kind of blurring that line of demarcation. But what I'm doing? I'M not just painting the color down as I'm actually taking that blending agent and just kind of painting it on that edge so that we get that really nice blend. Because, sometimes what happens is you can create another line of demarcation when you're painting color like this, especially on dry hair? So we definitely want to make sure that we're not doing that, and so this little blending agent is going to just kind of blur. That line just a little bit more, so I just keep doing that just kind of painting it right on there, so I'm just gon na keep continuing going forward and then, when I get to the sides, I'm going to show you what I'm doing the biggest thing Is with this, is you just want to make sure that you're staying really clean with your sectioning and not getting any of these like end hairs in there or anything like that? So just be really aware of what you're doing and how you're doing this, it may take you a few minutes to get through all these foils, but it's important to make sure that you're staying clean with it because, like I said, nothing is worse than if you Have an end like this squishing down on color, like that, you definitely don't want to do that. So just be precise, with this take your time, if you need to and you'll get better at it as you continue to do it even more okay. So now that I've gotten to the side, one thing that you will this is when I do my foils there's hair that is hung out over here. So what I did is, I click this away, be careful that you're not squishing it back on color over here. So just be aware of that, but I'm actually going to take this first boil and just kind of pull this back, and this is going to be our first boil that we're going to love alright. So now that I've section that first boil away I'm going to actually paint our color in between here and just kind of paint it up in there now be careful with this. First of all, we're actually going to come back to it. So I'm not going to squish it up in there, but I have been using these little hat oils to just kind of place, my color in there and then I can also put in my blending agent too so that I'm not you know squishing it up over Anything like that, so I've been kind of doing this, just because it helps me because she has just enough root that extends past that foil. I want to make sure that we're blending it really, thankfully so again. This is why this little foil is really really helpful. Okay, so now, let's my finish that whole section I'm just going to kind of make sure to blend it, really good. We'Ve already used that blending agent in there. So I will keep these little foils in between here just again, so we're not squishing it anywhere, but I'm going to take this whole little section down, move that foil just in case blend it in between here and be really careful too. So like these two pieces, this is going to be that hair left out. So we definitely wan na make sure that we didn't get it on there, so just again, really clean and being aware and where the hair is weighing. What'S laying down and what's getting squished in there, so now we're going to take down this last coil like I clipped away again, that's our end piece right here. So we've got our last little piece here. Be really careful about these guys because those are also in pieces sit on a little bit more depth in there. So now we're gon na let her process. We have a few more minutes just with this back section. But again this has been going for a little while kind of our blended section you guys can see down in there, so this is probably getting close to being ready to rinse, I'm going to check her Lightner and then we're going to process okay. So for her brute shadow, I'm gon na mix it up right now, but I'm actually gon na be doing the same formula as what I did for her in between colors so the 6n and 8g. I equal parts and I'm actually the only difference that I'm doing this time is I'm going to be using the gel processing solution versus the regular processing solution. I always like to use the gel one when I'm doing a rape shadow just because it allows me to have a little thicker consistency, so I'm gon na be using that and as we apply her root shadow, I'm also gon na be doing a little bit of Boli'S adjacent me to do this technique and I haven't done it yet. So I'm going to show you how I do that to help kind of break up her brassy ends kind of those warm ends at the bull. So, first we're mixing up this root shadow and then for her bully Oz balayage at the bowl, aka gon na be doing some Wella blonde or gon na do about scoop, and I'm gon na do 30 volume here, because it's not gon na sit on for very Long at all with this, I actually like it to be just a little bit. Thicker start a little bit thinner, I'm sorry, thinner than usual, because we're gon na be putting it on wet hair, and we want it to be really like the consistency to move really. Well, so we're gon na almost like over dilute it just a little bit. That'S why I'm doing 30 volume because we're gon na dilute it with a little bit of more developer. So it's probably not gon na be quite 30 volume just because we're diluting it with a little bit of extra developer than we normally would so. This is like normal consistency, I'm going to add just a little bit more I'll, just keep adding till I get to the consistency I like that feels pretty good to me. It'S a little runny than how I would normally do it and that's like exactly perfect. You don't want it to be watery, but just a little bit more runny okay, so I went through and I combed her hair out completely because nothing is worse than trying to deal with toning and doing all this stuff with tangly hair. So I went through and just cleaned it out with my or cleaned it out brushed it out with my wet brush a little detangling spray. So now what I'm gon na do is I'm actually going to just section her hair kind of how we did it originally and I'm gon na. Do it in two different sections, so I'm gon na do kind of this top section first and clip this out, because I want to make sure again that we're staying really clean with all of our sectioning and trying to do this in the quickest and fastest way. But also in the cleanest way as possible, so we'll clip this away first and then we're going to come in this section as well, and I just use my fingers just actually. You could totally get a comb in there and get it all nice and tidy. But again we're just all about getting it, quick on quick and fast. So we're gon na start down here at this bottom section and I'm going to take my root shadow color and I'm just going to start applying it basically about an inch down from her roots and then because I'm kind of done with that little section. I'M going to take this calm, this is called the Wow comb. I actually also have this linked in my Amazon favorites and I'm going to just comb it through, and this is gon na help it blend. But the reason why I like the WoW comb is, it doesn't drag the color down, so we're just going to use this to kind of blend. In that section, we're gon na continue up the head working section by section again, keeping it as clean as possible. All right, so I finished this side and I did section out her money piece area, we're not going to be putting any root shadow on this area, so I did sectioning out both sides and then I did place a little foil over here just again to keep Everything clean - you guys know, I'm a stickler about that, so I'm just applying it about it again about a inch down from the roots and continuing on to finish up this section and just kind of combing it as I go. Okay, I'm just finishing up that last little section and then what I'm going to do is I'm going to use my brush here to take each section by section, just kind of and blend it in making sure that we're getting that in there? Okay. So now I have applied her full Rouge shadow, except for that top section, and now I'm just going through and applying that Boley Ashly tanner just to her ends, though so I mean really aware that I'm not bringing it up really much higher than kind of that Mid shaft area and I'm just kind of blending it through now, I'm doing this also on wet hair. So that's why it's called the foliage, because it allows us to just get kind of that blended! Look without it being anything too crazy. Now again be careful going up into this area, because you'll get some more and some banding through there, so we're just doing it through these ends. Now on some people's shampoo bowl you'll be able to do this with a client laying back. My shampoo ball. Has this headrest this is the Minerva Avant bowl. If you guys are curious, forget lots of questions about it, but because it has this headrest it would switch on her hair. So I'm just having her sit up for this part and I'm also making sure to kind of clean off my gloves in between as I'm taking my sections, because I want to make sure that I'm not like getting Lightner up into any other areas. So I'm just kind of grabby section by section and brushing it out with a wet brush or the WoW comb, either or just kind of painting it on almost as if you would be kind of painting on poly ocean. I also making sure to get this really really saturated in there as well, so you guys will see me like pull it through and then just pull it through with my fingers. So I do want this to be pretty wet. Remember this is 30 volume, so this will work pretty quickly and we wanted this root shadow to sit on for about 10-15 minutes. So this is gon na work at the same time. Kind of sinking us that time without having to do a bunch of different processes. Okay, so I'm gon na mix up her final toner and I wanted to be pretty bright blonde, so I'm actually going to be using our gold wall color on so instead of shades eq, you guys will see me mix up lots of different color lines here in There, but I just really want to have that really poppy bright blonde hair, so I'm gon na mix up this is two-to-one developer to color and I'm gon na be doing ten P and 10 V, but I'm gon na be doing majority 10-piece, so we're gon na. Do about 2/3 10 P and then just about a third 10 V, all right! Let'S go rinse her out and put this on alright, so we are going to rinse her out. You guys can see that we've lifted it as much as we can she's gon na solve some of those little lights in there, but it's just a nice pill blonde right there, so we're gon na rinse out from root shadow everything and then we're gon na play. This toner to it I'm just applying her toner we're gon na play it to the entire head and let it process and then we'll do her olaplex number two rinse her out shampoo and move on. So before I styled this out. I wanted to show you guys what it looks like just straight now. We just kind of rough dried it with a blow dryer, but look how beautiful and blended this entire color is, and even if you kind of pick up a section and look in between it's so beautiful, it's so so blended, you guys can see just how everything Blends together, there's no more lines of demarcation, there's a lot more dimension and it just looks so beautiful. So I wanted to show this to you guys, because I know sometimes when you're, seeing hair and after it's styled and it's curled you're not really able to see the dimension in the blend as much as you would when it's straight. So I just wanted to show that to you guys now we're gon na go style it out. Alright, and here is our official after oh my gosh, I love how this turned out so beautiful, so blended, like I showed you guys and just so much more dimension. This is gon na, be a lot more low-maintenance for her and it's just obviously so much more blended. So I hope that you guys learned something from this video and I hope that you try out at least one of these techniques or formulas, alright guys. I hope you enjoyed watching this video see NAT the color correction unfold. I have to say I am honestly so proud of how her hair turned out. I absolutely love how blended it was and if you guys can't tell I'm just so excited about her hair color and she loved it too, which is obviously a huge bonus. So I hope that you guys learn something from today's video. Maybe even if it's just one little tip or technique, I know that this was a longer more in-depth one, but I wanted to share every single step with you guys in every single formula, because maybe you don't have this exact client walk in, but I hope that There'S some snippet that you can take and implement into your clientele or even into a color correction that might walk into your salon too. Now, because I like being completely transparent with you guys, this whole process from start to finish took us about five hours. Now we did do a haircut, we did sell her out so just know that these transformations do take time and you want to be charging accordingly. I use a lot of hair color. I used a lot of time and I use a lot of resources for today's correction. So, if you're doing something like this, don't just urge them for a full highlight. There was a lot of steps in between including olaplex and the shadow route in the color between the foils and the Boley eyes. Lots of different things so make sure that you're charging your words and make sure that you're planning out time to do these transformations. All in all, I hope that this video is helpful for you and, if you liked it go ahead and take a screenshot of this video and post it on your Instagram stories. I love to see that you're watching this video make sure to tag me so that I can see that you're watching it. And I really hope that you enjoyed it and if you did feel free to send me a DM on Instagram, because I love chatting with you guys and hearing what kind of videos you guys like watching too. And if you haven't already done it make sure to hit the subscribe button below I post videos like this every single week and you're, not gon na, want to miss out on any of them. Last night we use thank you so much for watching this video and it cannot wait to see you next time.