My Hair Stylist Colors & Retwists My Hair

So today we're doing a color rope twist and cut the color is gon na, be electric blue and purple. I'M not sure what the purple was. I forgot so right here. What you see me doing is a session and the hair off just to make it easier for me, because I am I'm going to lift his hair to a brighter color, because I wanted to be very bright, vibrant and also I'm taking the color further up. His lock so right now it's like half of his lock is numb because it we probably I'm doing a little bit more than 3/4 of his locks, know because it, but you see me sectioned off I'm putting a rubber band just to make it easier on myself. For when I do apply to color I'm gon na bleach, it first just to lift it, and I speak to videos video speeding up here just like another day that all day so the bleachers are made off-camera. Now you see before you put foil under the lock. First, just cuz: I want to make sure I don't get bleach on his skin and also I'm going to foil the lock just cuz. After I finish doing the color, I'm going to put him under your dryer just to make your process a little bit better and a little faster. You see me. He I'm going over the lot a lot with the bleach just because I want to make sure his hair is saturated. I don't want to leave any spots of wear it by me black or it's just a little too dark. Some you're gon na seem to be squeezing it a little bit. I'M just going over with the color brush multiple times again make sure you have gloves on some people will do color without gloves you're gon na burn your fingertips up your fingers, gon na be white. You'Re gon na be mad and it's just a bad. It'S a bad situation. So again, you see me putting the foil applying the bleach, making sure it's saturated, squeezing it through rolling it up within the foil, just sort of a catch. He and I'm gon na put him on her dry after this as well. I have to step off camera a little bit just to make a little bit more bleach. I ran out, but you want to make sure you do this fast. You know not too fast to where you're not giving the quality, but you do want to move a little bit because you that bleach, if it sits on there too long, it will be damaging it can make the hair fall out. I put him under the dryer for about 15 to 20 minutes with the cap on just to make that process a little bit more. You see how I got really bright with the bleach that I used right now. I'M shampooing his hair with a neutralizing shampoo. I like design essentials when you do color and it's a chemical like a bleach or peroxide bleach, Grubb, Clare or anything. You have to make sure you shampoo their hair with a neutralizing shampoo. Just to make sure you get all that chemical out and I'm showing the hair a little, you see how high lifti and when his hair was black farther down. You see that blue, but we're not worried about that because we're putting blue and purple on top of it and that's the colors we're going for anyway. So now I'm going to apply the electric blue first for your wing, the blue and I'm doing the blue. First. Only because that purple is strong, so if you the purple, gets on that blue you can change the color I can take it over, so I just want to make sure I keep that blue separate, and so it comes out that Bible. You see how vibrate it is and again we lifted his hair pretty bright. So it's gon na be a very valuable. It'S pretty much gon na be that color. You know a lot of times. If you do a bleach, it doesn't lift and you don't lift the hair bright enough. The color you use it'll be a little darker and not advised it's not as vibrant. So I like to lift the hair when I'm doing these colors a little bit more bright. So it's gon na be just as vibrant as the color. That'S on the box and again you see me saturating it making sure again making sure that color is soaked in the lock, I'm squeezing them pushing in with the color brush, because I want to make sure that kind of color is consistent from the tip to the Base where I have it set it over and over and over with the color, I'm being very generous, I'm not trying to any pinch on this color I'm trying to push put as much as I need to to make the pop, and also after I shampoo this Hair, I just rained it out, you know: towel-dried is his hair, still a little wet when you're putting these colors? That aren't you know permanent or chemical base? I mean all colors chemical, but not chemical like a bleach or peroxide. The hair does not have to be dry completely. You can do this wet, you know just wring it out a little bit just so. It'S not dripping, but it can be wet. It doesn't have to be dry, so I'm applying that color putting the foil on there. Wrapping it up, I'm just picking section, you know eyeballing it where I want the sections to be at where I want the blue eyeballing they're, putting the foil on applying that color wrapping it up, so the purple doesn't seep into there so now putting the purple on My back and put my ugly mug in the face. You know: I'm gon na get these camera angles better next time putting the purple on I'm not sure what the purple was called. I forgot the exact name of this purple, but I like this purple light. It'S very vibrant, it doesn't bleed the color. I don't like to use a lot of colors like a door, so I go to the salon century. You get colors or I use a sparks or whatever this I forgot what Brandis was from salon century, but this color really doesn't bleed, and I asked him you know it's not it's not like it bleeds after or you know if it's wet or anything, just a Real good color and I got a little color on this cut right there. So you know I like to have it stuck on the scalp so I'll, just kind of wipe that off. So it's not on there. So you see again I'm not using the foil with the purple just because I it didn't have to be for that I'll. Just pull out the blue off to keep it separate, I'm just rubber banding the purple up, so it doesn't hit his scalp. I mean, I know, there's other ways that you can do this a little bit more professional, but this is how I like to do it. It'S easy for me to do comfortable and it's efficient. So again, I'm going through with the purple making sure it's saturated, squeezing it putting it on there. So I put the cap on him just so that he can sit with it. I rinse the purple out. I didn't get that video, I purple in a blue I'll. Let that sit for about 30 30 35 minutes, and you see how vibrant that came out after I. Let him sit for that long, I'll, rinse, the color out. You know every shampoo with it, and this is the outcome so right now we're about to do the retwist. It will not throw some ropes in there a little bit color, yes, very vibrant yeah. I like that color a lot. It'S electric blue and again I forgot the purple, but you see this popping, you know. Maybe we will act like that color tonight, hidden from day you know, so I'm going to show you how I do my retwist and my rope twist and the product I use the gelled I use. I do a driving twist he's not completely dry. I rinsed it out. I probably sent my dryer like 10 or 15 minutes, so it's hair still look down, but it's mostly dry, though it works best. You see how easy his hair is land with this inside the product I use lock in jail. It'S like crack. Four locks, I'm telling you you know that you need to get off so I like to use the comb. I I know a lot of people, don't if you have a different method that you use. You can comment in the leave. A comment for me. Tell me what you think: how what you do the retwist, the locks that you do but me personally, I like clean parts. I like that. You know that good quality, I'm putting all the hair back in the lock it's supposed to be in so you're gon na see me partner through and using the comb. So I'll just call them up a little bit calm down separate the hair. Then I come through with the fine fine to the end, just to clean it up combing a little bit and then twist it palm roll it, and I put the hair in circles because I know I'm gon na style it I'm not just doing a resource. I don't I don't use Clips unless I do just a reach was on me and I know I'm going to be doing his hair and rope. So I'm not really worried about the clips. It'S extra step that it takes a lot of time yeah. I really didn't. Have time away so I so yeah! So that's a real twist! You know just to straight down it's gone, so I'm slowing down here in a second, so you can see me actually rope twist. It down right here say, hear me, start slowing it down. You see! You see how clean that look at the bases nice, so I twist it the little palm roll making sure all the loose hairs is down the palm roll and then our two strength. It'S hard doing our rows and I like to do the if their hair lines are properly. I like to do the ropes from. I guess you would call the top to bottom just right above each other just because it it gives it a different look. Sometimes you know just kind of how I feel or what the client wants, but it gives it a different look and you'll see it. I like how they look at gives it just legs real smooth to me some speed, the video up, so you can see the ropes and look at that. I just like how that color shows up they're blue in that purple, even in the Rope just a contrast. So it looks pretty dope to me so again we just coming through just parting clean parts using to jail, putting their circles in the end trying to get a close-up only so you can see how I was twisting it. You see how it went until I guess the top to the bottom me hi, ladies. He just lays real smooth to me. Some people like to side to side, but I like that top to bottom. Sometimes they hair lines are properly at the parcel. Please the rope twist like this and I'm like, hitting with a hot little hot sex oil, putting our rubber foam just to lay the loose hairs down and you see me put a black strip on feels not kind of all fast. I put him under your dryer for about 15 minutes, just so the jelly I use I like to put him on a dryer, so it gives it that shine there locks in you know it hardens up sort of holds very well so now you see me cut And I have my masters here: I have a zero car cuz, we do a low cutting. You know it's a little low, so I have a 0 bar. All the way closed, just give them cut down. As you see, I'm kind of kind of was flicking up at the back cuz. I don't want to hit his locks right now. I'M balding them out at the bottom, fading it back out. You know I like to use my masters and my wall magiclip, and here you see me, you know cutting it down to match the back zero bar open. I mean I'm sorry, zero bar closed right. There you've seen that mist. It was just holding spray just to hold for the line see a lot of them are real smooth, getting a real neat. I'M using my though babe babe list, minors give me my real Chris and if you have different techniques for this I mean. Let me know in the comments. Tell me what you do, what you use your techniques, what you like to do just to see no dude, everybody does things differently and I'm working on these. I'M work on these angles. Man these angles, I'm trying get these angles in better, so I can give you a better look at this as gon na get better over time. Now, I'm about to you know, hit him with the razor it's the final touches. Is it get this that this gets? That clean look, it's they're, ready to step out touch come with the razor deston mom. I cleaned them up in with that call, and this is the final product man like see them part, sealing two strands that color the touch. It'S amazing man look at that color. How vibrant it is! I love that blue man - and I purple with you, is just the contrast - is magnificent and again come into my shop thing. Tell me how you like the video. What I should do give me some some ideas or whatever