Quick Blonding Technique: Teased Balayage

Quick Video How-To: Teased Balayage Technique With Foils Summer—or what we like to refer to as Blonding Season—is in full swing and we know client after client is asking to go lighter and brighter. So how do you get them to their desired shade of blonde hair? Below, we’re sharing Ryan Weeden’s (@ryan.weeden) go-to blonding Continued

July 18, 2019·1 min read

Quick Video How-To: Teased Balayage Technique With Foils

Summer—or what we like to refer to as Blonding Season—is in full swing and we know client after client is asking to go lighter and brighter. So how do you get them to their desired shade of blonde hair? Below, we’re sharing Ryan Weeden’s (@ryan.weeden) go-to blonding technique which features a mix of teased balayage and foils. Watch the quick video below to see how it’s done, then keep scrolling for the how-to steps AND to peep the finished look.

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How-To:

1. Take a diagonal back section and lightly backcomb it, leaving the hairline out.

2. Paint the non-backcombed hair with Kadus Professional Blonding Powder + Blondes Unlimited + 30-volume developer, building saturation as needed.

3. Then, paint up with the brush in short, wispy movements to blend the line of demarcation.

4. Work toward the ends next, tapering back.

5. Elevate the section and paint the surface underneath, mimicking the pattern on top.

6. Let process, tone (if needed) with Pulp Riot Barcelona, blow-dry and then style as desired.

Check out the front and back of the finished result below!

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