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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

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.

@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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1:29:12

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

Weave in Formula A along the hairline to create face-framing highlights. Then, alternate between weaving and slicing back-to-back foils. “This creates a strong face-frame, further creating a bold focal point,” shares Gabrielle.

Apply Formula B to the roots and feather the formula down about 2½ to 3 inches. "I love melting cool/ashy glosses into bleach,” says Gabrielle. "This helps to avoid that super brassy/warm midshaft when melting base colors. It also saves you the extra step of having to tone out brass at the bowl.”

Next, part the hair in the center and apply Formula C on diagonal sections that meet together in the back. Alternate between two bleach foils (heavy weave) to one lowlight foil (heavy slice).

Create lowlights by applying Formula D. “I chose this lowlight because it's the perfect level and depth to add natural and believable dimension, and it fades beautifully,” says Gabrielle.

Then, gloss the back sections of the hair only with Formula E. Leaving out the face-framing sections will ensure it stays bright. Process for 5 minutes on towel-dried hair.

Using Formula F, “feather-shadow” at the root of the highlights about a ½ inch to blend the highlights into the scalp. Process for 5 minutes on towel-dried hair.