Peekaboo Highlights Tutorial | Achieve Peek A Boo Highlights At Home

Hello, my beautiful hair, lounge community angelina here in the hair lounge today, i'm going to show you how to get those fun new trendy, peekaboo, highlights stay tuned and we'll get right into it. Let'S talk what you're going to need to achieve this look as always, i will link everything down below that way. It'S very easy for you to find. I am going to start with 30 volume developer. This is what is going to make your bleach work, so we need bleach today, i'm going to use the synchro lift by paul mitchell, and this will lift up to nine levels, also you're going to need foils, a tint bowl, a tint brush and probably some clips To hold the hair up all right, let's get into those peekaboo highlights for my mannequin. She wants her peekaboo to be on the underneath of her hair. Not everybody is gon na want their hair to look exactly the same way so be sure to determine how you're going to map it out before you start applying when she pulls her hair up. She does not want to see regrowth when that hair starts growing out. So she is going to keep highlights away from the perimeter of her hair, meaning this outside hair and she's, going to do it underneath and do panels on the underneath of her hair. But when her hair is down, she will see those lighter peekaboo pieces peeking through without the commitment since she's not doing highlights all over. All we are going to need with this is our synchro lift lifts up to nine levels, and this is paul mitchell bleach and we're just gon na do half of the scoop then, like i said, i'm gon na use 30 volume on her because she's fairly dark And she does have color on her hair, so we need to pull through that color. Not everybody is going to use 30 volume. You may only need to use 20 volume 30 volume. If you are using it on your scalp, you can fill itching so be sure you only stick with 20 volume if you're putting it on your scalp. Obviously, my mannequin is not a real human, so i can use 30 volume so just make sure you're using it. Based off of your hair type and how damaged your hair is, if you previously have bleach on your hair you're not going to want to put 30 volume on your end, you may want to do 10 volume, but, as always, i will link everything down below in The description box that way it's very easy for you to find and, as always, do not hesitate to send me a message or leave me a comment asking any questions that you may have, and i will guide you on the correct developer to use for your hair. As you can see, that's about the consistency i like so now, let's get to sectioning her hair. As i said, i'm going to leave the panel around her perimeter out and since we're not using any of this hair right now, we are just going to clip this up and out of the way we are going to angle, do her foils on an angle. The reason why is because, when this hair lays down you want it to lay naturally the way it falls out of the head, as you can see, all this hair is angled forward. So look at the natural way the hair grows to know the way you should be placing your foils when you're doing block coloring. You want to make sure your sectioning is fairly thin and you're saturating. It really well so make sure you can see through that hair before you put bleach on it, see nice and see-through. You can see my hand through it and now we're gon na go ahead and apply. Saturation is key. You want to make sure you are saturating. It very well meaning you're getting all the way through onto the bottom section of the hair in the foil, so i always saturate make sure you get those ends in there and then what i do is i take the tail end of my brush and i just Lift it up to make sure that it is all the way through that foil make sure you're really smushing it in through that hair. When i get up towards this top section, i always feather it up towards the scalp. That way, you don't have a really harsh line and then just fold those foils, i'm gon na. Take it down a little a little further into this section, again, still very thin, so you can see through it. We'Re going to just do one more foil, still double triple: checking to make sure that, though, that hair is not going to be seen through on this bottom section, which is why this will be our very last foil. So we have our three foils in there and i will tell you all this hair right here. You will see it when you pull your hair up or she's curling her hair, but if she wants to see any highlights whatsoever in the front section of her hair, we need to take some in front of her ear. So that's what we're gon na do now, as you can see, we're gon na follow that angle up still leaving out a thin veil of hair. That way, she's not going to see regrowth and same with this front section we're going to leave a thin veil of hair. So when she pulls her hair up you're not going to see that her hair has grown out or you're not going to see those highlights. They just peek through, hence the peekaboo highlights still following that angle of hair, keeping it very very thin in this front section we're only going to do two foils, because she wants it to mostly be on the underneath of her hair. That way, it's still able to hide if she wants to this is a great way to change your hair up just enough to give you something different without it being too dramatic, all right. That is our very last foil that we're doing and we are only keeping it on one side. Okay, i want to hop back on here and let you guys know the reason why i only did one side of her hair. Obviously it's personal preference, but she wants to be a little trendier. So if you've seen in all those little tick, tock videos where all the younger generation is only doing a fun fashion, color on one side, it's kind of that new trend of dual hair color. So dark on one side and a little lighter on the other. I will tell you in a later video, i'm going to show you how to use this peekaboo highlighting trend and putting a fashion color over the top of that bleached out hair. Again, it's all personal preference. You can match what you did on one side and do exactly the same thing on the opposite side that way it's balanced out, but my mannequin. She wanted to be a little fun and a little bit different. That'S why we only did the one side and hey now is a perfect time to go and hit that red subscribe button. I'M waiting go. Do it all right, you guys, thanks for all the support and, if you're liking. What you see today go ahead and give me a thumbs up too. That way. I know you like all this wonderful content, i'm putting out all right guys now, let's just let her process and i'll be back to show you the end results. Who is ready to see these peekaboo highlights here? She is so, as you can see, it's very soft, it's very subtle, but when her hair is curled, you can really see those highlights poking through. This is the stuff right in the front of the ear and then, when you pull her hair up, you can see the stuff right behind her ear still within the caramel family. Super soft, very subtle, but it goes along really well with her hair color and depending on where she parts her hair. So she wants to do a deeper part. You can see them a lot more and if she wants to just part her hair. The other way, you can't even see them just a little bit on the very bottom, but that's why we call those peekaboo highlights all right guys. I hope you enjoyed this video go ahead and hit that red subscribe button. 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