#Salonwork: From Natural Black To Sizzling Copper...With No Bleach! | Beauty Desi'S Way

Hey y'all so today we're back with another Salon, Work video and if you would like to see how we took my client from this to this all with no Bleach, then just keep on watching so to achieve the color. Today, I'm going to be using for the hair shaft, the L'Oreal High color, highlights in the shade, copper and for the roots I'm going to be using the L'Oreal High color in the shade sizzling copper. So the difference is the first one. I showed you that I'm going to be using for the hair shaft is, it says, highlights on the box, so it gives you a more. It gives you more of a lift and it's brighter more vibrant color. So I'm gon na be mixing that, with a 30 volume developer and applying it about an inch half inch away from her Roots, all the way down to the ends and for the root color. The formula I'm going to be using is the high color. Just the plain color, not the highlights in the shade sizzling copper, I'm going to mix that with a 20 volume and I'm going to do the roots last. If you are not a stranger here at my channel, you know that I swear by this color one of my homegirls, who is a fellow stylist, put me onto this and y'all. It'S been a game changer because it makes all of the difference when you don't have to use bleach on someone's hair to lift it. So I am in love and obsessed with this color and yeah. I always achieve the results that I want when I use this color. No complaints: 10 out of 10. foreign foreign foreign sideways to get in between the hair. So I'm making a part, I'm applying the color all the way down and then I'm going to turn my brush sideways so that I can kind of sweep over since I sped it up. You probably can't tell all that good, but the purpose of me doing that is to make sure that each and every strand is Thoroughly saturated with products no strand left behind foreign and foreign foreign foreign, just about every color video that I have, but I always go In with a lighter or less intense formula on the roots to avoid hot roots, which is the heat from the scalp, so basically all right so boom, so the heat from the scalp makes the color process faster and it intensifies the process. Okay. So if you were to put or if I were to put this color on at the beginning on the roots and all the way down, her Roots would be significantly lighter than the rest of her hair. Because your scalp has a lot of heat on it. Naturally. And it just makes the process more intense. So to avoid that, I use a lighter formula on the roots and I use - and I do the roots last foreign foreign, foreign foreign. So after I have all the color applied, I am going to put a plastic bag on top of her head and sit her under the dryer for about 25 to 30 minutes foreign foreign, foreign, okay. So I've learned this new trick on Tick Tock and The Stylist. I wish I remembered her name, but I don't because I would definitely plug it, but the stylist suggested to go ahead and detangle the entire head and bantu knot each section. While you are blow drying and what the bantu knot does is stretch The Roots out. For you, as you work your way up to the top um, you have less work when you're blow drying and it is a game changer for me in the salon. I do pretty much all of my clients hair like this now and it's just a legit game. Changer, and so it also helps to not have water dripping down in the client's face, so I used to blow dry starting at the top. Just for that reason, so my client will have to spend the majority of her blow dry process. Wiping water drips from her face, but now with this for some reason, the water just kind of disappears - I don't know the size behind it, but this Workshop. So do your hair in the Bantu Knots and blow dry section by sections and I guarantee you'll love it. Foreign foreign, foreign, foreign foreign, so typically at this point, is when I would take a picture, show my client all of what needs to be cut, but with this particular client I did not have to do that because she's a long time, client - and she understands that - I don't play about ends and stuff, and she just kind of lets me do what I need to do and plus she just had a baby, and so she was pretty much prepared to come in here and get a haircut. So, as you can see, she's in desperate need of a trim, slash cut so yeah, I'm going to start and give her a base cut. And then I'm going to use that as my guide and trim the rest of her hair and of course, you're going to see me going in and trimming the interior as well. And somebody asks like what do I mean when I say the interior. So I lift the hair in the middle in the crown of her head so that I can so that doesn't get neglected because the a lot of the times the hair, that's in the crown of your head, does not reach that guideline that I first established. So you have to pull it up and get those hairs as well. Otherwise, you just have a straight across blunt cut and we need all the hair to be healthy, so we're going to lift it up and trim that as well foreign foreign look and for me the curls just really complete. This color, like I, am freaking obsessed and I love how we can go this vibrant without bleach, and we don't have to compromise the Integrity of our hair, so shout out to L'Oreal for making this bomb product and, as always, I appreciate you all so so much For joining me today and I'll see you all in the next video foreign