How To Cover Gray Hair With A Balayage Using Koleston Perfect | Wella Professionals

Hi everyone i'm patricia nicole, also known as painted hair, well, a professional brand ambassador, and today i'm here with my model sandra. She has about six weeks worth of new growth that i'm going to be covering using the new intensive natural cool collection from colossal perfect. I'M also going to be incorporating a cone balayage and a two foil money piece using well of free lights, with free lights developer, i'm so excited for you guys to see what our hair looks like so stay tuned for more i'm going to be using five five Stroke: zero two on my client sandra to cover her grays. We are growing out an old base. That was a lot darker. That'S why i'm going to love the combalyage technique, because i'm able to pull down some of her old color and give her an overall lighter! Look the two-part money piece is going to be amazing because it's going to give her that added brightness around her face, but still deliver a lot of dimensional tone. So now that i've applied sandra's base, i'm gon na go in and mix up my free lights powder, with my 20 volume free lights developer. I love this powder because it's perfect for hair painting, but will still give you seven levels of lift. So now i'm gon na go in and i'm going to cut the side section of her hair in half. Now i'm going to take a piece of foil and lay it down right on top of sandra's base and i'm going to lay the hair right over and now i'm going to clip. So now i section sandra's hair in half. I have two sections that i'm going to be painting off of i'm going to take my comb and lightly tease the area into her base. Now i'm going to apply the lightener and i'm just going to paint it on this is all surface painting. So it's important to remember that there's not saturation throughout the section, then i'm going to drag the lightener down through her ends and then you'll. Take your comb and then you'll. Take your finger and just slightly blend up the grain of the hair. Just like this, and now you can just put her section down and allow that to process. So now that i'm finished combing through the bottom section, i'm going to continue the same way up the top of her head. I'M also going to go in and cut out the front part of her bang because i'm going to be foiling this later and now i'll hold all of the section in my hand and comb up to create a slight tease into the base. That will give me separation between her new growth color and where i'm going to lighten once i'm done with this section i'll follow the same pattern all the way around her head. So so so now i'm going to take this money piece section and separate it into half and i'm going to take a piece of foil and lay it right on top just so that way, the hair doesn't get meshed in with the base color and now i'll Pull all of her hair into my hand and i'll create a slight tease into the base. This is going to give me a really nice transition as soon as i'm done with this part of the hair, i'm going to fall and do the same thing to the top. I'M going to take my foil and i'm going to lay a little bit of lightener on top and then i'm going to pull it all the way underneath just like that and roll it into the lightener. And now i'm going to paint and now i'll fold. So now that i'm done with this foil, i'm going to continue the same process at the top. Now i'm going to be toning sandra with color touch eight stroke, eight one. Thank you so much for watching the great coverage touch up on my model sandra, i'm so excited for you guys to try the new, intensive natural cool collection from clausten perfect for more great coverage. Inspiration be sure to subscribe to the wella professionals, youtube channel i'll, see you guys next time for another look, and thank you guys again for watching you