How to create a beautiful Foilayage Fall Hair Look that you can add to your Pinterest Board!
Is your client ready to (Pumpkin) Spice it up? My model Jess was! In this video, I show you how to achieve a fall look on brunette hair using a foilayage technique.
My client was really worried about using bleach because she did not want to damage her hair. Luckily, a bond-building lightener was the perfect fit. This lightener is perfect for my models hair because of its dual bond complex. It also had 9+ levels of lift!
My client was going for a low maintenance look but wanted a maximum impact end result. With this in mind, I used a mixture of heavy highlights, slices, and a variation of a brick lay pattern to give her a diffused end result.
Don’t forget that tools make all the difference! For this look, I used Framar brushed to create this dimensional look.
To style Jess, I used a combination of Blow-dry spray and Moroccanoil Smoothing Lotion.
I then went through with my favorite Marcel 1 1/4 inch Curling iron to give her beautiful loose curls.
Formula:: Beyond Bond Lightener 20vol Glaze – 7BC with a few ribbons of 6C 1:2 ration with 9 vol developer
Check out my Youtube page to see how adding highlights and lowlights with subtle dimension will make your highlights pop! In this video, I walk you through how I add subtle dimension and depth to make your highlights appear brighter and lighter.
