This quick yet impactful technique is perfect for any stylist looking to LEVEL UP their balayage game. Achieve better, balayage results in 30 minutes or less.
You Will Learn
- Intentional foil placement for more impact in less time.
- Modern face frame placement.
- Proper teasing (and why we do it).
- Blending in a foil.
- Tricks to tame and remove the tease.
BERTHA F. –
Very Informative
PEARSON A. –
As always Ryan you’re amazing 🤩
ALEJANDRA T. –
Excelente class I only wish you could share the head sheets for the techniques
VIVIAN K. –
Thank you so much for sharing! Can’t wait to work it on my clients asap! ❤️
NATHALIE P. –
The foil board is genius. Incorporating that trick along with the face frame pattern asap 👍🏽
JACQUELINE M. –
Having the foils stacked up is genius!!! I will certainly be doing this technique.
CRISTINA L. –
thank you ! It is beautiful ! Would be great if we can download the head sheets as well .
SHAWN O. –
Very good instructor. Video quality was great ( unlike other platforms). Only giving 4 stars because I don’t consider this a balayage, and it seems like a lot of foils to fall under an express service ( at least for me,until I get my speed up)
KARLA R. –
Love the Technique 🤩
ROSMARIE C. –
Rose g- November 9,2022. Great class
JIANGFENG W. –
Does this technique work for wavy hair?
JALEH F. –
I liked your balayage you did , thanks
STEVEN B. –
Great technique! I really liked the foils being folded on the highlighting board. Brilliant! My comment that isn’t in alignment with your info is the Luma Lightener that you mentioned. When a lightener, or even a hair color, advocates Ammonia Free, my first question would be, What did they replace it with? Anything that lightens the hair needs an alkali. Ammonia or a derivative. The derivative is typically MEA. Monoethanolamine. I personally am not a fan of MEA. It creates too many issues when coloring/lightening. It isn’t a Free Gas like Ammonia. It stays in the hair and makes it feel dry. Human beings are Ammonia. Ever been in an outhouse? Ryan is a great educator and I love his energy while trying to teach eager minds how to up their game behind the chair. Nice job!
JALEH F. –
Thanks I looked at it several times
ASHLEY T. –
Very versatile and can definitely be tweaked for individual clients needs. I can definitely see this being done regularly on multiple guests! Any tips on how to make this “express” or cut it down to 30 minutes or less?
DAWN F. –
Love this so much! I can’t wait to use these techniques on my curly clients.
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SARAH V. –
This was a simple and clever way to create a balayage look. I can get lost in my head and overthink how to map out a partial balayage and this really brings it all together so simply. Definitely learned a lot and can’t wait to try it in the salon.
LINA H. –
This is a great class for a beginner like me, but did he miss weaving the right part at the front?
SANDRA F. –
Hey Ryan thank you for sharing.! LOVE the technique!
JALEH F. –
Thanks , it was great class
JACQUELINE C. –
Loved the teacher
YVONNE E. –
So great & I’m totally going to promote for my graying clients. Ryan is fun and Gerard is a masterful host and question-asker on our behalf. Simple and terrific add-on or touch up technique. Thank you!