Emmanuel Andrade of Kut Haus Salon, Claremont, CA., has in incredibly impressed Instagram page: @emmanuellstyles. We were wowed by this most recent “𝟛𝔻 𝔹𝕒𝕝𝕒𝕪𝕒𝕘𝕖 𝕋𝕣𝕒𝕟𝕤𝕗𝕠𝕣𝕞𝕒𝕥𝕚𝕠𝕟” and wanted to know more.
Here Andrade shares more details and the process for the new look:
“This new client wanted to go lighter. She had previously colored her hair red twice. She also had a balayage 11/2 years ago. I suggested that in order to be as light as possible, she would need to cut a few inches, that eliminating the inches where the old balayage used to be would allow a more successful lift.”
Andrade was able to achieve this look in one session, six hours total. The artist cautions that results may vary based on the hair history.
STEP 1: Take one-inch sections. Weave halfway down the length of the hair or Insert the 3D Balayage®️ Comb under section - 3dbalayage.com.
STEP 2: Split that section into two subsections. Clip top section away.
STEP 3: Use comb on the bottom section to push hair towards the head (tease like effect). Paint the bottom section in a V form. Lightener used: Oligo Professional Cool Tone.
STEP 4: Do not tease the top section. Paint a full panel to maximize the babylights closeness to the top. Repeat the same steps in one inch sections all over the head.
STEP 5: Tone with Oligo Professional 10-32 20 volume 1:1.
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