Wella Balayage Retouch with Blondor Freelights

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Check out how this groundbreaking lightener separates itself from the others. Creating a defused and natural look, apply Blondor Freelights using these tips tailored to your client's needs. #wellalife

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Thank you for your explanation. Easy way to work and good results. I love the way you section the hair and also apply on hair. Perfect. Please share more your experience and techniques for the balayage if you could.

daohoang

4.1m views?! Wow! Well done @wellaeducation loved this look even though I was trying to keep a ‘neutral’ look during application I was super happy to be a part of this look!

emmagreenAU

By far, the best balayage artist I have seen! I saw Eric at the Wella Studio Freelights hands-on class and he is such a great speaker, educator and like I said- artist! He has really helped me perfect my technique! The lightener and it's consistency are amazing!!

pepperhair

Nice video thank you so much teach us sir 👍💐

TanveerAhmad-wcxb

Hi My haircolor is a mix of wella 3N (dark brown neutral) and 4N (medium brown neutral). So, my hair is on the darker side. I am looking for natural-looking highlights. Is Blondor Freelights the balayage system for me? Of so, what mix of products do I use? Or, is there another Wella Balayage system for darker hair that you recommend? Also, any tonors that you recommend as well?
Thanks.
Christine

christinemastorides

what is the color shade used after this cut down process??

Khan-ldid

Hi! Is it possible to apply cream toner only on the highlights and not on all of the hair?

BartoloMenendez

beautiful . what did you tone this with ?

kaiciccone

A great video and a fabulous result. I have a question in regards to bleaching at home. I have been using Wella professional products forever, and have all sorts of them. I am a 7.5 level silver/cool blonde, sort of mousy grey. I use Wella Freelights to do my lightening with 6% developer. I also have Wella Blondor, but when I tried it the result was more or less the same. My hair, although cool looking naturally, tends to pull towards orange. So I am obliged to use toner after. I know it is a usual procedure, but should I be using a higher developer with Wella Free lights ( because to do foils at home is a real pain) to get a higher lift, or...? I let the free lights sit for 1 hour. My hair is fine but very healthy, and I have a lot of it. it is shoulder length. My reasoning for using Freights was that it is milder, soft, doesn't need foils and not as harsh as Blondor, but should I really be using a higher developer? Some say it is more damaging if you go past 30%.
Also, should I be using Wella developer or any Igora same strength will do? Sometimes I use what I have. Thank you for the answer. Jen

greendesign

He is painting stripes. I liked that you use this dye holder like the artists

RoroRoro-nw

What's the difference between "single point " and "double point" technique? I'm not familiar with the terminology. I have used wella freelights after years of blondor being my go to lightener. I feel I don't get enough lift. I can get platinum using blondor with 20 volume but am lucky to get 3 levels of lift using freelights with 40 volume. Thoughts? I love the final result you've achieved here! Did you tone after?

heatherhatton