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Growing up biracial, Gillian didn’t understand why her hair wouldn’t do what others did.
The experience of going to salons as a kid and teenager was a big motivation for Gillian to become a stylist. For her, and for many other BIPOC individuals, every single time she went to a salon, it was a traumatic experience.
Misty’s big goal is to help hairstylists understand that it’s not your career holding them back, it’s not your income that’s holding them back, you’re possibly holding yourself back due to mismanagement of money.
I’m combining foils with open-air hair painting to create the best and brightest money piece around and I’m walking you through it in this step-by-step tutorial.
But one part of balayage that had me scratching my head was when someone came in with previously highlighted hair and wanted the balayage look. How on earth was I supposed to take someone darker?
I’m sharing the easiest way to blend grey hair into the most beautiful blonde highlights that your clients are going to love. (Because let’s be honest, these are our bread and butter clients)
The biggest thing that I see happening in our industry isn’t that there’s a shortage of figuring out how to make more money. That’s easy: you just take on more clients, increase your prices or just work longer hours, right?
2020 disrupted all of our plans and the same is true for Jamie. At the beginning of 2020 the goal was to do a huge overhaul of her signature program, Oh Hot Gram and turn it into RISE Social Academy. She says this is where the burnout started. She redesigned the whole curriculum, built a new course from scratch and then did 10 weeks of coaching with her students.
You’ve made it to the EASIEST balayage tutorial you are ever going to find (I mean, until I figure out a way to make it easier that is…). I’m going to be walking you through this balayage with foils technique that is going to leave your clients drooling.
I’m not shy to say I’ve had my fair share of mistakes… you know, like the BIGGEST hair mistake I ever made and how I handled it all wrong.
That being said, I’ve also learned a LOT. Like how to transform a client with natural brunette hair into a bright, blonde bombshell in a single session. Yup, you heard that right.
I’m walking you through step-by-step in this brunette foilyage tutorial so you can get stunning results that will WOW your clients and save you time and money.
I had been invited by Cosmoprof to come do a photoshoot at ISSE with their team. But there was one client that I couldn’t reschedule so I ended up not going at all. I will forever regret that decision because what happened with that one client ended up changing the course of my career.
I thought I was doing the right thing by staying behind and doing the client I couldn’t reschedule. It would’ve been unprofessional to cancel on her to go to a photoshoot, right?
Needless to say, I’ve come a long way in men’s hair. And the last 7 years of my career I’ve focused on coloring and realized that’s my strength. In this tutorial I’m going to be showing you how to do balayage on men’s hair. I’ll be walking you through the exact toners I used and how to cut this surfer-California haircut on a very special client, my nephew.
It’s like when you have a color correction booked in and you stress about it and try to formulate your plan before even seeing your client’s hair. Color corrections used to keep me up at night.
How can you give your client a bright, popping money piece without leaving them with the 90s bleached bang look?
I gotchu.
To be honest, I think a lot of people are creating the money piece incorrectly. A lot of stylists think that the money piece is the 90s bleached bang look, when in fact, the money piece is the brightness around the entire hairline.
I’m walking you through step-by-step how to create a bright money piece using clay lightener.
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I want to say this is a debate as old as time, but that would be a major exaggeration since I don’t think bleach or clay lightener have been around since the beginning of time…
Anyway… Back to the real topic at hand. Clay lightener vs bleach: which one is better?
I don’t think there’s a true answer to this question since everyone has their own preference. But I would argue that clay lightener is better for the integrity of hair.
There’s no better example of this than my client, Aelita.
Can you believe I’m gonna start off another blog post telling you about a fail I made in my early hair years?
Yup… If you saw my post on Instagram the other week I told you I’ve failed my way to success. And that’s so true.
Red hair has become more popular in recent years, but back when I first hit the industry it was mainly blondes and brunettes, and I got really comfortable with them. And I didn’t really work with a lot of red hair.
The relationships we build with our clients is pretty amazing, isn’t it? Not only can we become great friends with our clients, we get to see their hair and their life transform around us!
One of those clients, for me, is Ainsley. We first met in 2014, Ainsley had come in to get her hair done with me for the first time.
Unfortunately, for both of us, Ainsley had been addicted to box dyeing her hair (any guesses what color she was using? Yup… you guessed it…) black