1970s-Inspired Voluminous, Textured Cut From Alfaparf

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Hair Color Courses

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Expensive Brunette

Learn signature highlighting techniques for luxe dimension on brunettes with Carly Zanoni.

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Reverse Balayage

Master color correction and repair damaged hair with K18 in Ashlee Norman's advanced Reverse Balayage class.

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1:48:05

High-Contrast Foilayage

Create dimensional brunettes with Daniel Mora's signature foiling technique for the perfect sunkissed look.

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1:32:09

Smart Blonding Techniques

Achieve dimensional, low-maintenance blondes in less time with Carly Zanoni.

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1:47:51

Master Balayage & Foilayage

Master the most-requested services behind the chair in this class with #ONESHOT Winner Ashlee Norman.

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1:36:42

Dimensional Balayage

Avoid over-highlighting while maintaining depth with these timesaving tricks from Linson Jamison.

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1:55:14

Air Lights Blonding

Learn Danilo Bozic's Air Lights blow-dry and foil method for painting seamlessly blended blondes.

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Shadow Foilayage

Learn foilayage placement and application tips for high-impact blonding from Caitlin Dugan.

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Reds Falling Flat? Here's How To Make Them Look More Expensive

STEPS

Divide the hair into two symmetrical diagonal sections from the
temples to the neck. (Panels A, B, D-see next step)

Divide panel B into 2 symmetrical triangles. (C panels)

Divide the hair into two symmetrical diagonal sections from the
temples to the neck. (Panels A, B, D)

Divide panel B into 2 symmetrical triangles. (C panels)

Divide panel A into horizontal sections that run parallel to the shoulders. Bring all of the hair into the first section, which serves as the guideline

Divide panel B into diagonal sections that are parallel to each other. Bring all of the hair to the first guide section.

Panel A: Take a vertical section from the center of the panel and raise it so that your fingers are parallel to the round part of the head. Use the center section as a guideline. Layer all the sections over the guideline section.

Panel B: Using the crown of the head as the guiding section, trace parallel and diagonal sections, creating a gradually increasing separation from panel A.

Panel C: Create a vertical, graduated cut by layering all the sections over the previous ones to create more volumes in the side panels. Panel C is totally separate from and shorter than the rest of the cut.

Panel D: Using the central line of the bangs as a guide, divide panel D into internal diagonal sections. Layer all the sections over the guide to create rounded bangs.