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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.

@danielmbeauty

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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.

@ashleenormanhair

1:36:42

Dimensional Balayage

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

@linsonhair

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

Step 1. Comb hair straight down around the head, allowing it to fall in it's natural position.

Step 2. Start at the back of the head and comb down without tension. Cut a straight perimeter. The length of the back perimeter can be at the hair line or longer, depending on the desired length or growth pattern.

Step 3. Tilt head forward and comb hair down. The angle of the side perimeter will be determined by the line that connects the corner of the eye to the bottom of the ear.

Note: This length can be higher or lower if desired, but should follow the same lines.

Step 4. Create a diagonal parting from the recession to the back of the head, following the established line. Cut with a blunt line with no tension. Continue to drop diagonal sections and repeat cut.

Note: This will create a corner where the side cut meets the back. Do not remove back corner until hair is dry.

Step 5. Repeat on the other side.

Step 6. Once both sides are cut, join the fringe in front with a rounded line.

Step 7. Dry hair using a paddle or Denman brush. Check hair and remove back corners if needed to create a smooth, continuous perimeter.

Step 8a. Working from the highest part of the head, lift hair straight up and remove the corner.

Step 8b. As you work forward, overdirect hair to the highest part of the head. Use a chipping technique to diffuse layers adn create swing within the style. Do no texturize the outer perimeter so as to maintain a blunt shape.

The technique alternates concentric halos of color with natural hair between each band. For the best results, choose three fashion shades, each two levels apart. The model started with a Level 4 Natural Brown. Highlights were achieved with a combination of warm blonde and copper and a cool red.

Formulas
Level 9 Golden Blonde: Decolorizer + 10 volume
Level 7 Copper: 3 parts 7CC + 1 part G mix + 30 volume
Level 5 Cool Red: 3 parts 5RR + 1 part V mix + 20 volume

Step 1. Starting at the front of the head, create a circular parting about 1-inch above the hairline. Taking thin slices, apply your lightest color in foil and place foils side by side. Repeat with at least two more rings of back-to-back foils abouve the first.