Rose Brown Hair Color How-To

Hello welcome everyone. My name is Laura Gibson, I'm a L'Oreal professional artist, and today we are going to be doing two fun things. We'Re gon na be doing. A brown rose, a on my beautiful model, Selena here who's. Actually, a super talented hairdresser, vintage sellout check her out on Instagram, and then I'm also gon na be showing to you. My pre done model my sterling silver, so the first thing I want to do on Selena's hair is actually pop out a little bit more of her ends right now, I'm obsessed with how her hair looks. It looks awesome like you've ever had a client come back and their hair still looks like the bomb calm, but it just needed a little bit of extra. So all I'm gon na do on Selena's. Hair is just pop out a little bit more of the tips. So when I go to do that, nice rosy tone, it's just gon na have more accent on her color. So, let's get started, I'm using plutonium +30 volume with the Nutri developer and Maji creme, and all I'm gon na do is just following a horse shape section going to section out at the top. She has a lot of hair, so I'm actually gon na use. Two clips and I'm working based off of her natural part. You guys have any questions today, now's the time to get them out. Let me know I love hearing from you and I love chatting about everything we're in New York City right now, which who doesn't love New York alright, so all I'm gon na be doing it's a lot more of a visual application. This is more of a creative balayage, and all I'm gon na be doing is following her current color and just picking up where it needs to be popped out more on her ends to really get that clarity on the rose a after. So I'm just loading. My planchette not too much cuz. I don't need too much product for this kind of look a little bit of cotton. I'M gon na grab my piece in the front here and just following that guideline of her previous highlight. We are just going to pop it out. Not taking anything up too high, just working off her previous color, I love this consistency for the plutonium plus. It just goes on so creamy and so smooth, I'm obsessed with it. Does anyone else use that huh? If you haven't, you really really really should all right. All right so now I'm gon na come in I'm gon na pick up my next piece and I'm gon na tip this out. Keeping it super super feathered and once again, my goal here is just to tip out her blonde, even more than it already is, and following almost her wave pattern as my guideline, so this is really going to accentuate how she wears her hair. I grab my other piece paint a nice single, I'm doing single points right now, so I could really get some definition and clarity and also keep the contrast in her color. So that way, when I do the rose' I'll have enough depth to really make that pop. My highlight thank you so much Jen my highlight is 30 volume, nature developer with the blonde studio, plutonium plus, and I'm really only gon na. Let this sake she's already previously light. This will literally sit for 10 minutes and then I'll. Take it down. She'Ll have that nice clarity on her highlight and she'll be ready for the nice rose a gloss, so I'm gon na come to the back and once again on. This is a very visual and creative application for balayage. I'M literally gon na pick up where she's already popped out to really add more clarity into those areas. What other questions do you guys have her hair before I started looked exactly like this, I haven't done anything to it. I actually saw her and I'm obsessed with her color and I was like. Oh my god, can I please please please please do brown rose' on your hair and that's why I'm not doing too much of the balayage, because I really like the placement of everything. As is - and I just need to pop out a little bit more so I can get a little bit more pop with the Rose a when I go to gloss with that for her Rose a shade, I'm using the new measure. L excuse me not measure up. I'M using the new da brushes 0.244, her Rose a tone super excited about that. It'S gon na give me great shine. It'S gon na help close down the cuticle, it's a Dem eye, so it's really really really great for after highlights, so I'm just gon na kind of follow this pattern again for this kind of placement, because I am being super creative and super visual on it. I would not bring up her highlights any higher, because I really want to keep the depth with her color, so I have contrast in it. If I overly highlight her I'll lose the contrast, and I won't be able to have that nice swirl of the Rose a with her brunette shade great question. Thank you so much any other questions. I think it really just depends more. So if you're doing a full highlight or if you're doing a half highlight, so it really just depends on how much of the hair you're actually highlighting, but I don't find with one method I use more. Thank you. So once again, I'm just tipping in a little bit of the lightener. Now, if you see anything you want to get rid of, it just use your finger as an eraser. Ah, yes, so you can take any class of me and I am so excited because this year I'm doing new classes. I have a paint attic class, which is all things. Hair, painting and balayage really learn the difference of what the two are and you'll learn. Some really creative techniques that you can use behind the chair kind of like this one, where you're approaching things more visually and how to really see what needs to happen. I also have a color attic class, where we'll be doing all things from hair painting to TZ lights, to Bali, eyes and really getting into all the different methods of coloring. But you can sign up for any of my classes at wwlp.com and I'm pretty sure that we can get kind of fancy and have that on the screen now right. Thank you. My little camera guy over here, helping me out, love it yeah. These classes are amazing. I also have an awesome trend, collection class and that one is going to be about you know really connecting like the haircut in with the color and how to create a total look for someone, that's really on trend, but also looks really good on them. Part of our job as hairstylist is to accentuate our clients existing beauty. So I'm super excited that I have these classes this year and I really hope to see you guys there. It'S gon na be a ton of fun Celina and I actually met at one of my classes and I'm always like you when you see someone's hair and you're, just like god, that's beautiful, that's how I feel about Selena's hair. So the fact I get to paint it right now, I'm really excited Oh creepy hairdresser moments. I am fully saturating the ends all right, so this area is completely done, so I've sprinkled in a little bit more of my sparkle. So when I go to do her Rose a gloss, it has a nice shimmer to it on the ends and I'm just real quickly. Gon na take two sheets of plastic and I'm going to cover them to protect. And since I didn't highlight up into like this area, I really don't need to over obsess about the plastic. Sometimes I feel like we get really too into the plastic and we end up smashing our work when we really didn't need to so now. I'M gon na take down her next section which, on this side, that she liked everyone, not everyone, but sometimes our clients have a heavier part. So on the side that doesn't have as much hair, this is actually going to be my last section on this side. This side, I might split into two because of the density. What other questions you guys have today? I have it right now, just in case, if I was doing an application that was higher up, I would use the cotton to protect, but because this is a lower application. I don't need to worry about the cotton as much, but if I was doing a touch up up here, I would absolutely want to use the cotton. The cotton can be kind of like insurance for you when you're painting, I'm so excited to show you. The new Rose a tones very art gorgeous, so I'm just tipping this out following her current color placement. So I'm not over obsessing over. You know like what kind of sectioning I'm taking or anything, I'm literally looking at the bend in her hair and the wave and just picking up those pieces and popping them out. Ah, yes, so when I look at Selina, the first thing I noticed is her gorgeous olive tan complexion and the rose. A rose gold shade that I'm going to do is perfect on her skin tone, because it's really gon na up. It'S really gon na play up her tan on all of skin tones. If you over ash the color, it almost brings out more of the sallow tones in the skin, which can be not very flattering to most women. So I think Rosie is the perfect shade on her skin tone. For that reason, it's gon na give a nice glow a very nice shimmer. It'Ll. Look really really beautiful and it'll play up her personal style as well. So I'm just gon na grab this little guy. Reload my plant chat, so it really just depends on how they wear their hair. To me, it's easiest to really see how your color is gon na live on someone's head when they come in with how they wear their hair, everyday, the beautiful part about balayage. It'S really a customized method of highlighting hair, so she comes in with how she's gon na wear her hair. It'S a lot easier for me to see where I need to place everything great question. Thank you. I'M just going to quickly cover this side now we'll go to her heavy side, where I said, I'm gon na split this into two subsections real quickly. I see my plastic is falling, so I'm just gon na grab one more piece and I'm going to take another horizontal subsection. The reason why I'm taking horizontal subsections is, I can really see her color as it lives, and it will give me maximum color placement anytime. You highlight on a diagonal, you are diffusing color and anything anytime. You highlight on a horizontal you're gon na see the color exactly as it lies, so I'm just gon na add a little more product right here and then, following this beautiful piece, I'm gon na pick. It up leaving out ooh it's okay, so this sometimes will happen. You'Ll go to grab a piece and you'll notice that the haircut is going to be splitting things. When you see that happening, you want to paint the shorter pieces with the shorter pieces because that's where they're going to live, so I'm just gon na nicely split that pop this little guy out now, because this is so close to her face, and it is a Shorter wispier piece: I am going to place cotton just to keep that piece from falling into her face all right, so I'm gon na come behind it and I'm gon na grab that piece again and I'm gon na pop this out just doing a nice single point. Another thing I love about balayage is just literally you you can it's so visual and you can easily customize it to someone just by following, like their natural pattern, how their hair falls. It'S really one of my favorite methods of highlighting, but I still boil alright. So I'm gon na go ahead and pop this piece out as well, so I'm just gon na let this after I'm done applying her balayage. This is gon na lift to a nice pale yellow and then I'm going to do the DHS point. Two four and nine volume for her gloss to give it that sexy Rose a shimmer. What other questions you have it's actually more for her haircut and the way that she wears her hair, so painting it. This way is really gon na accentuate her waves and give it an extra pop which will help with when she Styles her hair. It'S gon na give it a little bit more style to what she already has. So I'm not really looking to do a German. Yes, it's gon na be a dramatic change. Cuz we're gon na do Rose a, but as far as her colour policeman goes, it's just gon na be accentuating and popping out which she's already what she already has, because her placement right now is beautiful. It'S gorgeous. It'S not broke, don't fix it sometimes just doing a little bit. Less is more, and in this case it's definitely gon na be less is more. Thank you so much Rachel. Thank You DJ of course, so my gloss formula is gon na be da. Russia'S 0.2 4 & 9 volume, so it's gon na give me this beautiful rosy shade and with her brown it's gon na have such a nice swirl to it and shine. Most importantly, shine. The healthier someone's color looks the better. It always translates. So it's super important when we are coloring our clients, hair, that we number one treat it and one of my favorite treatments right now is the L'Oreal. It'S called the absolute repair and it's the serie mixers. It is the bomb.com. It helps repair. The hair add shine. I'M pretty much obsessed with it and almost everyone gets one, but that's gon na help after the highlighting service to really start closing down the cuticle and repairing the inner structure of her hair. So that way, when I gloss or go to add tonality, it's gon na have nice shine after and really seal everything down and in all right. So now I'm on my top section and up here she has a little bit more of a bold or blond piece. I like the way this is looking. I don't want to highlight too high up, because I do want to keep the depth in her hair, so I'm just gon na pop out these little bit of ends right here in the front, speaking of skin tone on Selena's skin tone. I don't want to overly highlight, because sometimes I can wash her out a little bit so really keeping that a little bit of that dark and depth at the top will prevent that from happening. Alright, once again, also following her haircut shape, which is so so important, which is also why you guys need to take trend collection, so you can learn a little bit more about color placement with haircuts and, most importantly, saving time behind the chair. I know we've all been there where we did this amazing, beautiful color, and then we ended up cutting out half of our work and you're like dying on the inside. After your blow drying you're like oh man and I took too much. I think we can all relate to that, or maybe it's just me but yeah, so you guys should definitely check out trend collection. Oh, I can't wait to meet you Jenna we're gon na have so much fun girl. You don't even know a Selena. She loves me now right we're here. Besties for life we met in California fell in love. There. I'Ve been crushing on her hair ever since, of course, my Lightner formula is the blonde studio, plutonium plus and 30 volume I'm gon na. Let this sit for 10 minutes because it's already blonde. I really don't needed to sit that long. If I was behind the chair, I would use it with a lower volume. So that way I could really be mindful of her ends, but because of the situation right now, I want to get her done as soon as possible, so you guys can see her I'm using 30 volume. Thank you so much Yoshi any other questions. I will do my power mix after I gloss, so I can close everything down seal in the color really add an extra layer of shine to it. Thank you so much Rachel all right, so I am on my last few pieces and, as you can see back here, it's gon na be really really important for me to keep the depth so here she has more depth living. So I'm gon na leave that alone. We'Re not going to touch it at all and then I'm just gon na pop out this one piece right here, so I'm leaving the depth here. I have like a little bit of depth there that you didn't see - and this is gon na - really bring everything together on a 360 for her color. The key when you're balling is making sure you have really good tension. So I'm doing a double point on this. One because it's a wider piece making sure I leave that depth down the center and popping out her ends. If you have not tried the plutonium plus Lightner, it is life. You really need to try it. You can get it at any salon, centric location or @ ww, cylindric comm, I'm obsessed with it. I foil with it I balayage with it. It really has the most creamy consistency. Definitely one of my favorites. It lightens up to seven levels. If I needed a little bit more lift, I would do multi techniques, which is an awesome option. It lifts up to eight levels. There definitely two of my favourite Leitner's, so you should really really try them. If you haven't, they are amazing and they're. Also super conditioning for the hair, alright, so I'm gon na go ahead and give her a nice little plastic cover on all of this. So this, like I said earlier, if you're just tuning in this, is not your standard balayage application. This is more of a creative visual application and, if you're interested come, take paint addict to find out more on how to do this kind of placement and how to visualize how everything is going to turn out. Learning techniques is great, but learning how to take those techniques and really customize them to every client is even better and more valuable as a stylist behind the chair. Alright, so my beautiful Rose, a balayage is done so I'm gon na have Selina go ahead and have a seat right over here and I'm gon na have my sexy sterling silver Samantha come on up, so you guys can take a look at her color as well. Thank you, my dear first of all, how lucky am I to have such gorgeous models? Wow, alright. So when Samantha first came in, I noticed that she had about an inch of regrowth that was a little bit more yellow than the rest of her color. So I'm gon na have mr. Brian go ahead and show you all the little band that I'm talking about and what I did is. I took the Majuro, the new metal, shade 0.1, which is right here, and I took this and I use 20 volume to bump out that line of demarcation. If I could get the overhead close up at her regrowth area, that would be amazing, so they could really see up close. How much I bump that out this way, we'll find it guys. Don'T you worry okay awesome, so here you can see that line is completely gone. So all I did was the measure L point one two metals, with 20 volume to really pop that out. So it gave me a little bit of lift to get rid of that. Yellow and then I balanced out her mid lengths and ends as well to give it more of a silvery kind of hue. I find that any time I do platinum blondes, their number one complaint is brass. My hair is brassy. My hair is brassy Wow. Now we have natural metals 0.12, which is the perfect kicker for no more brass. I sometimes if I have a blonde, was really really particular on not seeing any warmth in her color the 0.12 I like to use to really smoke it out to also get longevity on her color. So I let her know that you know what, if I over tone your hair a little bit, and I give you more of this sexy silvery hue, the longevity of your color. It will last longer so first you're gon na be more silvery and then you're gon na gently fade into the perfect white blonde. So for the next time I have her touch up. She'S, perfect, there's no complaint of the warmth and she loves it. So if you have not tried the matter I'll metals, they are amazing and you don't even need to use them with 20 volume. You can also use them with 9 or 15 volume. Just as a toner, I chose 20 volume because it was a little bit more of a corrective situation, so I really needed to bump out that ban to even out her color. So now, when this fades off, it'll be a seamless, platinum - and I don't know about you, but I love a good seamless, platinum,