But the model does not have grey hair.

@@evawebster1518tbh I couldn’t see upclose, however I have a good percentage of grays and my hair looks exactly like that. And it’s not until you look close that you notice them. Either or, the concept is the same, by utilizing this technique it’ll help go a little longer without dying it again.

What a great compliment, thanks for watching!!

You are welcome! My goal is to deliver something of value that are actionable and can benefit the viewer in their own business.

san Legend Wow, thank you! If you like this, you should check out www.balayageonline.com

He is amazing

So glad you like it!!!!

Haha! I'm satisfied! :)

Yes it’s so refreshing!

Glad you like it!!

He used Schwarzkopf royal for her base color, it’s not progressive and will not change levels on you if process it long enough. It basically stops working after 45 minutes. It’s one of the best professional colors available in the US

But he did not even use any color for toning .... ????? Why

Good job thank

Good job thank

@@anjumanirai8941 He mentioned toning at the end of the video, he just didn’t say what toner he used

Thanks for watching and for sharing your thoughts!

I really appreciate the comment! You're awesome! :)

@@RyanWeedenwhat did you use for your toner here?

thats such a bummer to hear that you were told that!

Typical lazy hairstylist. She told me I should trust the professional (meaning herself) when going blonding, this is coming from someone who didn’t even want me to go lighter and I was a level 5 after she did my hair.

Thank you very good technical guidance I really appreciate you

I'm 8 months late to this and for that I apologize! Yes, I agree with the comments below. Either the colorlist is lazy or inexperienced. Either way, may be time to find a new one (if you haven't already). :)

@@RyanWeeden hey! I have finally! It’s Catherine Bowden from UK. She’s amazing! You are right the rest were lazy with the technique and it was so frustrating. Thanks 😊

Thank you so much good teacher the 👌

Thank you so much!

I will! Thanks for the comment!

Thanks for sharing! Yes, more coming soon!

Wish you share the toners you used

Amazing!

Nova all the way. For EVERYTHING lightening!

You are so welcome!

Glad you like it!

Thanks Heather! Glad you like it!

Yep, and it's less time in the salon.

You're so sweet! Thank you for the nice comment!

When my clients want that I just do the foils first then a paint between the foils with their base color so it all processes at once

Wow, thank you!

becksta29 That’s awesome! Thanks for stopping by!

Amazing!! You’ll love it!

Thank you Jennifer!

jodi B Ooh! That’s a good one! When you say base color, are you talking about going darker or lighter all over in between the Balayage?

Hey Ryan, Since I usually balayage with bleach the all over base color would be darker than the hilites, but it’s often lighter than the natural virgin color. Sometimes I do foils in bleach first, then afterwards go in between the foils and do a base color, but that only works if they want the hilites to go all the way to the top of the scalp, otherwise their own natural color would show. So if they need an all over base color to get rid of grey and they don’t want their hilites to reach to the top and prefer a deeper root, then I do it the way I first described which takes a long time! I was wondering if there was a faster way? As I write this the answer is occurring to me. I could do the bleach hilites first by painting the first inch or so with color and then bleaching the rest of the length and wrapping it in foil, then after the foils are completed I could apply base color to everything else that isn’t in a foil. That would be faster than doing the base color and hilites simultaneously by alternating each slice I think. Would love to hear any suggestions on what you think would be the most efficient way to apply an all over base color from roots to ends while also doing a lived in looking balayage in a single service? Thanks for the reply!

@@jodib4622 I think if you are balayaging AND adding a base to color to everything, that's going to take a lot of time regardless. Unless you are using a demi-permanent color darken or go tone on tone in between your balayage. Then you can apply it faster. But if you are putting a permanent color in between and have to wait for full processing time, that's a time suck. Are you actually using a permanent base color to lighten in between?

Thanks so much Ryan for getting back to me, that’s so generous of you! I always use Demi if I’m just looking to add some depth back into the hair, but that’s not what I’m talking about here. I’m talking about someone who’s natural color is either very dark and they want to be lighter, or someone who wants to get rid of their grey hair completely. And I’m not talking about a touch up with 1 or 2 inches of outgrowth, I’m talking about a first time application of a base color with added balayage for dimension. I’m just trying to figure out the best way to do them together simultaneously? I know it’s a big job and unrealistic to think it can be done quickly, just trying to see if it can be a little quicker is all. Thank you again for all your time! And if you ever want to make a video of how you’d accomplish what I’ve asked about I’d love to see your perspective! Thank you Ryan!

@@jodib4622 Yes, in that case, there aren't many shortcuts. That's a time consuming application. If I think of a faster way to do it, I'll definitely post about it!

Richard J Rose Thank Rich!

Cold water rinse with the foils in to get the root color mostly out and then remove foils,.rinse, detangle, shampoo and tone.

@@rain3743 won’t the water with the color still flow into the Foils ?

Glad to hear it!!

Hey! I know you from the oway group! I do this with oway and it’s just as fab 😁 I really like his wet balayage video too

Shannon Conlon me too. Love OWAY and NaYo

Aweosme! What is the haircut called? Probably just a medium length layered cut. There's no real fancy name. Just so your stylist a pic!

Exactly! 😊😊😊

Exactly! As professionals that also need to make a living, doing what we can in the salon to be more productive, without compromising our integrity, is a true win for both our clients, and for us.

Awesome, thanks!!

Thank you!!!

Bella Rose I cant remember the toner, but I think it was Redken shades 9P. And in this I used Brazilian Bond Builder.

Yoshi Kabuki Thank you much!

Rock on!

Cynthia Lopresti Of course! That’s a great idea. Just be sure the lowlight Demi color isn’t touching any highlighted areas or it may create spots.

Thank you!

Hi Sophia, yes, the 20 vol was for the gray coverage. Use whatever you think is professionally appropriate for the balayage. :)

I am curious about this as well

?? Please explain.

Awesome!!

Cold water rinse

Same question would be helpful to get clear answer how to rinse and tone ,thanks