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COLOR CORRECTION | Copper To ASHY BROWN With Dimensional Highlights | Getting Rid Of Red!!!

Apr 20, 2024
Hey guys, for today's video we're going to do a

color

correction

, we're going to tone down the warmth of my clients hair by giving it a cool base and then some

dimensional

highlights

, so skip ahead a few minutes if you don't. Do you want to accompany me to the beauty supply store Hi guys, I'm in my car and I'm about to go to the beauty supply store. I'm like back after a week of vacation in Las Vegas, it's like my car broke down. I drove there from Washington, it was crazy, so I'm trying to get some new content for you guys, because I'm on fire, so I haven't been uploading a ton, um, if not.
color correction copper to ashy brown with dimensional highlights getting rid of red
I don't want to see any of this, so skip ahead a few minutes, but today's service I'm doing for a client. I uploaded a video of your service maybe a month or two ago where we liked a really brilliant person. A piece of blonde with a red

color

. um, his hair grows super fast. She realized that she doesn't like red, so our goal now is to discover something. I really don't know that before her hair was very blonde and then we did it. like purple and then we took the purple off and then we just made it blonde and then she wanted to do the rhett like we just did so many things so I'm a little worried about doing the service because I don't know. what can we get to safely so you're coming for that trip we'll go to the beauty supply store we'll try to find some things we can do pick up some color remover maybe like a deep conditioning treatment um see what colors we can think of I'll tell you I mean right now, I'm going to have to pray to the lord above for miracles to help me on this hair journey today because I told him I have no idea where we're going to end up. let's go to the beauty supply store, so I wanted to make sure I bought some more of this permanent hair color remover, scruples color remover.
color correction copper to ashy brown with dimensional highlights getting rid of red

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color correction copper to ashy brown with dimensional highlights getting rid of red...

I remember using this before and thinking it was cool, I always see great things about malibu and Every time I come to buy some they are always out of stock but they are actually stocked so I think I will buy some and see how they are compared to the scruples. Well, I also want to say not really. I don't know much about Malibu products, but Elise is great on Instagram, we message back and forth, she is very, very sweet, she is an educator in Malibu and works a lot with her products, so I feel like if you follow her on Instagram and In addition, he just started a YouTube channel.
color correction copper to ashy brown with dimensional highlights getting rid of red
It would be great if she gave you information on any of the Malibu products if you're curious, so let me insert a little picture so you can see her profile and then be able to see it. Follow her if you want so I feel like I've got some good stuff in terms of what I might need to remove color and now we're going to take things for toning and depositing colors so I've really loved her. this series nb by paul mitchell the demi so I'm going to grab a few of those to tone down any blonde we might do and then I'm also stocking up on some of my other regulars like the nine

ashy

shades. in case we can cool it down enough and also for your base color, I really love the vibrant scott figuera short because I feel like it covers really well so I'll be sure to pick up some of these shades as well. to make sure we get good coverage for whatever we might need and I really have no idea what we might end up with.
color correction copper to ashy brown with dimensional highlights getting rid of red
Well, we just had a possible gas leak like a scare in the living room, so I had to call. I like to get the gas people out to see the room, so we start an hour late, which leaves me with limited time and I don't know if my next customer will like to back out or not. That being said, what we're going to do to start the service is the color engine and because I've used the scruples before and I think I want to try the Malibu because I've heard really good things about it so this is what I'm going to do. let's use malibu cpr the color pigment remover um and we'll see what happens.
I like this because it says it doesn't lift your natural hair. I mean when I use doodles I feel like it did, so let's try this. Go out and see what the difference is so the way to mix the malibu is just four ounces of warm water and then mix this in a bottle so that's how we're going to do our application without gloves because they're very expensive. Now that I don't buy anything, okay, so here we are, here she is before and you can see her color fading a little bit. Some of that old purple is like showing them through you that those things are son of a bitch to take out, forgive me.
Sir, but I mean, if you want a purple that doesn't budge, that Illuminate Purple isn't going anywhere, it's going to stay for the rest of your life, so if you have a client that loves purple, that's the best purple that you've never worn, but if you want something like a temporary thing just for fun, don't touch it, don't even touch it, so we'll like it. I used a color remover and it still didn't come off at all, several anyway. Um, so I'm going to part her blonde locks and I'm actually a little worried that even though I have a few packets of the Malibu color remover, I'm worried that it won't be enough because her hair is like that. very thick, I've never used the product before so I don't know how it will spread so I'll just spray her hair lightly to try to get a little bit more, like I don't want to. your hair absorbs so much, so I'm really worried about that, so I'm just going to spray your hair lightly and then we're going to take smaller sections and make sure that I'm really working it through the hair by combing through it.
It's to make sure I get good saturation, but not to take the material out of the hair, so I'm also going to be very careful not to put this in the root area as best I can. I know he says he won. It doesn't lift the area, but how many color engines say that and then still lift the root area? Okay, so we're going to be very cautious so that none of that happens and I'll say right now yes. Do not move the root area. I was pleasantly surprised because you know half the time that happens and then you have to go fix the roots or whatever so I was really happy to see that with Malibu um Cpr it absolutely didn't move its root at all very fast like a little secondary suggestion.
I would really recommend using this Malibu material if you are doing a gray transformation, if someone is growing out their gray roots and if they want to mix their roots with similar ones. Don't adjust the roots at all, but mix your color transformation color

correction

into the roots you already have. I would really recommend using this Malibu CPR because it doesn't disturb the roots at all so it would be a good product to be able to do that with. a gray transform that I use the scrunchies on a gray transform and it was totally like adjusting and lifting his roots so it made me have more work to do so I would definitely recommend using this um if you want to try doing that. someone's hair to make it look natural gray, this would be a perfect product for that, so anyway we're going to finish putting this in their hair.
I'm not going to show you the full app because I know this was I like some kind of vlog and follow me to the beauty supply store, where a lot of people probably don't like the scenes, so I don't want this to drag on for make it like a four hour video, so, um, I'm just. I'm going to show you this last part of the application like this, just making sure that I'm combing everything with really great saturation, making sure that I'm

getting

it really good at the roots because that's where the color is most prominent.
This part of the application is probably like 20 minutes in and sometimes when you do a color motion application, within 5 to 15 minutes, it's already lifting and setting, and let me tell you, I was my pants because I wasn't . moving she wasn't moving like she her color wasn't lifting she literally sat under the dryer for 45 minutes and it still didn't seem like it was changing so it was freaking me out a little but you're supposed to wash your hair three times with shampoo and every time I wash it with a strong clarifying look, it lifted thank the lord of heaven, I was like freaking out because it wasn't going to change, so my client just finished washing.
The Malibu color remover you can put them under the dryer for about 15 to 45 minutes, so I put them under the dryer for 15 minutes. I didn't really feel it do anything so I let it sit for another 10 minutes or so, it still didn't. I feel like it did something and it was scaring me like you were working like I didn't know it was scaring me but you have to shampoo your hair three times so when I started washing your hair that's when I felt like the color was starting to lift, so I know that sometimes if you do a color change once, it's like softening the color, softening the cuticle, where if you do it a second time, that's when really a lot of the color remover is going to start taking it out, so we'll go another time with the color remover. um I'm just not going to do like the super small sections and comb them through I'm just going to do it in the shampoo real quick so that's what we're going to do now our second round of color remover so I just took two of them .
I didn't want to have any qualms because I didn't want it to conform to his roughness, so this is what it came to after the second flush move and I was hoping for a little bit more, I was really hoping it would bring out more of that brassy tone, um, I knew it would be I was going to warm up but I was just like expecting more maybe I just didn't use it the right way I really don't know I just thought it was funny and why I said bad words like I was thinking about what I was worried about I have no idea maybe this be the The fact that my clients were running anyway I wanted to do that treatment because I knew that at some point we were going to make their hair blonde again.
Okay, I'm kind of jungling with clients right now because my client didn't come back. He asked me to delay his appointment because of everything that happened this morning, so my appointments are running out, so right now, what I'm trying to do. She sat with the moisturizing mask on for about 20 minutes and now she is sitting with olaplex on while I do. the toner on it, I feel like we need to try to remove the heat, so the first thing we're going to do is try to throw a toner on it and I think I'm going to try to do like a six with like a seven.
Ash to try to cool it as much as possible. There are still some really darker warm spots in there, so I feel like I need to throw those six in there to get rid of as much of that heat as possible, so that's what we're going to do. Do it right now, mix for her all the toner except the blonde pieces in the front, so I didn't have six, so I had to use some level five and level eight, so those are the other darker ones. Most of the drops in there were the seven and then a little drop of the five and the level eight just to create a level six ash in there, um, so we definitely liked neutralizing her hair and I asked her during this spot.
Are you okay with it like Tony Down or do you want it completely removed? She said she wanted to get rid of the brass completely so she didn't like toning it down to the ends because that's where it was a little bit lighter but still has the root area like it's neutralized but it still shows through. heat and I told her we can leave it as is and just neutralize and soften the heat or we can darken it and really try to cancel out any warmth and she said she wants to darken the hair to completely get rid of the warmth as much as possible.
I told him that usually when you have like you have like level six warm if you just put like a Six ash in your hair it will neutralize it so they will still look warm but usually to completely eliminate the heat you have to tone it down, almost two tones. darker to completely eliminate any heat, so I explained. that to her and she's like yeah I just want to get rid of the heat so let's go ahead and I think just in the root area maybe run it over for the last few minutes um I think I'm going to go through and use even as a bit of level four so wish me luck okay so we'll just do a quarter of my formulation level four half of my formulation five one and you guys are five two one it's scary but I feel like I need it for that extra brass strong which is in the root area, so I'm finishing up with the last quarter of that five two one and obviously you can see this is

getting

a lot colder.
I'm working with my other client at this point so I'm letting it run through the ends like the last few minutes to try to get rid of the heat that's there so I had to rinse the ends to try to not let it process too much, but I still had to go finish my other client so I left it there a little longer but not all the way to the ends so I feel like it really cooled the hair down really well. She was very happy with the color, but I feel like that was the case. lightly grab the ends just because I couldn't stay there since I was likefinish my application and finish my other client that I was trying to fix it with, so now that"I've got the base color done, like it was pulled out, that

copper

is ready to tone it down and everything, so now we're going to continue doing the actual color she's going to walk away with today, hopefully, she'll be happy, so we." We're going to go through and do like the hairline foils, uh, previously we would like to have just gone through and done like bleach on the entire front section of her hair, but I think because she's coming out of that, I feel like do it.
It would be better to just blend it in and maybe not do a chunky blonde piece with straps so we still have it nice and shiny, but I think we'll do it so it blends in a little more with your natural color, so that's what we're going to end up with. of doing. I'm going to make it a little bit more intense than I normally would just because I want to make sure that we're still doing the same amount of blonde, but we're just going to cover that whole section, we're going to do like fine baby lights instead of just bleaching it out. complete, then okay, so we're going to finish doing our money piece application again, we're going to mix it up. and doing some fine baby lights and then we're going to flip to the other side and make sure that she has a smooth connection.
Oh my god, I'm an idiot. I completely forgot the bleach I'm using, as always, short-haired blonde, me with 20 volumes. and olaplex but if you're new you won't know so I'm using schwarzkopf blonde 20 volume and olaplex for my bleach and let me see if I can find a real quick clip to add it in oh my gosh. Guys, seriously, I feel like this whole video is chaotic since every clip of mine starts with "I'm so stressed during this whole service because I'm juggling my clients and it's clear I didn't realize how much is coming." . in the video so I apologize if this is the first video you've seen of me please don't judge me on the fact that I look like a crack addict okay I mean I mean I look like one maybe always it seems so.
Do you know if I'm in a hurry or not? Don't base the way my actions are. I guess I should say I'm a crackhead. I'm not a crack addict. Well, I'm just not. No, but I'm a little bit chaotic, so you know they go hand in hand, so we're going to finish off these last few sheets for his money piece, his very bold money piece, just making sure it's a little more mixed together. root area and then we're going to finish going down the mohawk section and add some little

dimensional

pieces and thank the Lord, guys, I thought, "Oh my gosh, now I have to go through and do a full balayage or a bunch of blondes or whatever and I forgot she sent me a video, a photo of a client that I did, where they're literally like the smallest bits, like little strands, like some

highlights

, so thank you, oh my gosh, that was That's a great relief be okay, we can finish strong, we don't have a lot of five hours of blonde application, no, it's very simple and this will also make it very easy for her to touch up, so because we're just going down the mohawk doing some. very fine weaves back combing it, um, if I told you that this will work well, that if your toner wears off and that worm starts to appear again, it will be easy to go back through it and tone it all down but you also know that being able to pull those blonde strands towards. one side for touch up in the future, maintaining this should be a lot easier, we're just doing some really fine highlights, I think we need to give our hair a little break.
So no, we're not going to do anything too heavy, but just to break it down a bit, I think she was saying that because of the way her hair was so solid, she wasn't used to that and obviously she knew it. that's what she wanted, she said, obviously, you just did what I wanted, but the fact that it was so solid she wasn't used to it, so she likes the idea of ​​making some really fine threads, like little ones, and breaking them. . Lift it up and give it some dimensional highlights, so that's what we're going to do, just go down the mohawk and depending on how well your client wants the little pieces, you could make it like a really fine weave, like a light baby.
They like a thicker part if they want something really bold and chunky, like I really like making these types of sheets because they look very simple and basic, but you can create many different looks depending on how you make the sections. If someone wants just the little tedious strands, they can make like a little sliver of a weave and let these little pieces show or they can make two cuts back to back or something like that or two big thick pieces if they want like a really section. bold, a really big one, like a thick bold blonde or whatever, that's why I like to do things like this, I mean this is my heyday, since I got licensed in the early 2000s, like this I just make different types of foils and highlights are what I like to do in my career growing up.
I know a lot of people like balayage and then they look like they're old, it's not the '90s, it's the early 2000s, like thick highlights and they're like, how do you do that? literally the simplest app so if anyone wants something really scratchy just make two cuts in a row like it doesn't have to be hard so anyway let's finish this up it's really easy I think just adding some of these sheets like on the mohawk just to break it up a little bit more and give it some dimension and you really won't even have to process for long, I think it only processed for about 25 to 30 minutes total.
So here's her hair up and you guys aren't kidding me about that purple, any of those little pink strands come from rising through the purple, that purple just won't go for the rest of my life, it'll be there, is almost. At five in the afternoon I feel like I've been working on this for hours, so we're finally at the point where we're going to tone her blonde and because she's a little bit, not a little bit because she's darker, um, ya you don't necessarily want to be a super bright blonde, like around the face and with your highlights, so I think I'm going to go ahead and do paul mitchell the demi uh 9nb with 10v, I think I'm going to do that. to do the mostly nine nb and maybe just a quarter of the formulation so it doesn't make the 10v too dark so we're doing mostly the 9nb with just a little hint of the 10v and she said she didn't want the blonde to be too bright, as you can see, the highlights are toned down a little bit more, but I think that blonde in the front, because it's such a bold piece, still stands out a lot more, I was asking.
Ella, how do you feel about that? Do you feel like we need to go back and tone it down? Is it still too bright or something? It's definitely not as cold and white as before. It definitely has a lot more warmth. It's more like a nine and a half versus a super icy level 10. And she was happy with that, so she felt like we didn't need to go through it and adjust it, especially I think because we have those other highlights in the works. She felt that she was fine, so let's finish the style and then thank the Lord that we are at the end of the service.
Oh my god, she was so worried sometimes when the light hits it, you can see. some of the heat that shows through the lights is warm, so it looks warm, but she was very happy with it, she said she loves it, so I was very very happy, so here she is before again, many Different things are happening, that purple shows through us. She will be there forever, that

copper

and I am very happy with the end result. I was so worried that we wouldn't be able to tone it down or get it out enough or whatever, but it became really like me.
I know when the light changes it adjusts a bit, but when I'm closer to natural light it actually looks like a very rich cool

brown

, so I'm really happy that we were able to tone it down nicely and give it some dimension. blonde pieces safely without causing any damage or anything, so thank you all so much for watching. I'll give you a little bit of time and a price breakdown if you want to see some of that, so when I start talking, By the way, I'm going to give you a little breakdown of the video, this is my coffee that I bought this morning on the way to the store of beauty products and I'm still working on it so I'm going to finish this real quick now that I'm done with my client it took me seven hours um yeah seven hours because I started I counted from 11 okay so I'm done to my client seven hours after a color correction, so I charged full for everything, instead of making like a hundred dollars an hour because I realized I had a client in the middle, that I had to like the job alternative and everything, so I charged the whole 500 service for that color correction, so that was like two color engines, multiple conditioning treatments, one toner, a second toner, um, one dimension. color and then another toner and then another treatment conditioning haircut whatever, that all equates to seven hours of work, so 500 I felt was fair to me for everything, so my poor hands are so dry and disgusting, that It's just disgusting.
She deserves to be a troll under a bridge with dirty hands like that so I'm going to finish my disgusting Starbucks that's been melting all day and I ordered some Mexican food and I'm not going to feel bad about it, thank you Jesus, let her comb her hair . everything went well and now it's the weekend and I can't wait so I'll see you next time, don't forget to like and subscribe.

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