I've pinned this before but here it is again! I leave this stuff for about 15-20 minutes.

@Lisa_GalCali

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you - that was my only question! Your'e so cute, love your sense of humor... reminds me of me.... (just complimented myself, did you get that?). :D

@ligiasaldarriaga1277

5 жыл бұрын

Can you write the name of the product you used? I am deaf.

@deedeesodelicious0

5 жыл бұрын

ligia sarmiento jolen creme bleach

@trudyearnest3087

5 жыл бұрын

u give me courage to try new things...i am psyched

@bonnygee2

4 жыл бұрын

I love ur jolen video. Thx so much for sharing

Finally, a beauty blogger who isn't nauseating and precious! Love your video!

@katrinastewart5576

11 ай бұрын

Hope you meant precocious

Who’s here because salons are closed right now? #covid19 Thanks for the tips!

@tammyodonnell5306

4 жыл бұрын

L. R. Now where to find the bleach..

@9babyblu

4 жыл бұрын

#COVID19 has me here!! Ffs 🤣

@SamSam-hd4tr

4 жыл бұрын

Me too😊Wow that looked so professional👍

@petrasingh1970

4 жыл бұрын

Me!

@apriltaf2288

4 жыл бұрын

Yes me too 😂Still a bit scared to do my own though😬

Can i just PLEASE say I absolutely adore you, I was having a crappy day and my hair just made me hate the world more - i watched your video twice just for the comic relief and again for the actual hair bit 🤣 you are a legend

@ambc5835

10 ай бұрын

Thank you! She cracks me up and she is so beautiful!

I remember doing this many many years ago. So glad to see you putting it out there for everyone else to see. I loved the way it worked. Looks great!

I did a patch test and loved the result so I did my ash blonde roots...but just the top hair...not underneath. Trying to get out of the all-over bleaching jobs at the salon...tired of them. Just wanted to soften my top roots so they don’t look so stark. This stuff works fabulously. Who knew! I absolutely love the result! No orange whatsoever! Just a lovely golden blonde color...very natural looking. Only needed to leave it on for 10 minutes! I’m done with expensive and inconvenient salon appointments for good!!!! Done with walking around with long stark roots in between salon sessions too. Wow! THANK YOU so much Skip2mylou! You’re the best to share this wonderful solution, with us ladies. ♥️

I love that you tell people to do this on dirty hair. My mother (not a hairdresser) taught me that, too.

This is an amazing trick! I have dark blonde base and have not been to my stylist due to covid. The outcome was absolutely beautiful. Very subtle not too much but took the harsh line of my roots away. I am so happy with the results and will be doing this on all my roots!

OMG thanks for posting this video tip. I did my hair this morning with my regular Garnier Nutrisse Multi-Lights Highlighting Kit because it's very thick no cap needed, and it worked great!!!!! It took me a couple tries to figure out how to get the knife blade coated correctly. After that it was a breeze. And my hair came out looking great. NO MORE chunky streaks. This knife trick IS the bomb!!

This is crazy. It's cheap, takes only 20 min & looks better than the expensive, time-consuming foil highlights my hairdresser does. My hair is brownish so it looks diff. on me, but it's gorgeous, not brassy at all. It costs around $8 on Amazon. The only thing I changed was using a plastic knife :)) Thank you for posting. Who would have guessed this actually works?

@lauramaresh5229

4 жыл бұрын

Do you have a picture

@madelinetownsend1004

4 жыл бұрын

Post a pic!

@Catherineslove

4 жыл бұрын

@@lauramaresh5229 Can you even posts pics on youtube? lol

Necessity is the mother of invention! Glad you had the balls to try it out! I love the way you described everything!

Thank you!!! This was just the kind of tutorial I was looking for: no emphasizing how ever professional and careful you have to be before making any try!!!

Good video ! Great place to start for those who wanna give it a go at home (and fall in love with having some control over thier hair and wallet) I always lift/color my hair at home - although I grew up in a salon and then worked in one as a young adult I have had plenty trial and error. I am sure that you're not a fool and you know your hair. However, to my knowledge you should never use anything metal while bleaching/coloring your hair. It can have a bad reaction- and, well - that's no fun. PSA Experiment with paint brushes, small sponge brushes or fun shaped and angled salon style color brushes. Depending on the amount of time I have, supplies, patience, regrowth, and desired result I freehand/balyage or cap highlight or put in a few foils in the face framing and crown area. You can freehand paint bleach but consider the following things below : Bleach expands (think foamy) overtime after you mix it. Watch out for any bleeding or transfer of the bleach onto unwanted areas. Otherwise you could end up looking like a spotted leopard and not a cute one either. Wella has a great clay consistency balyage bleach - but I do not recommend it if you need more than 4 levels of lift. There are a few bleach tubs/packs by l'oreal that lift well and two by Ion, all at Sally's. . FYI. If your bleach dries out - it stops lifting. So depending upon your bleach brand, use 2 units of developer to 1 unit of bleach. You could go a bit over 2. Lift a bit more than you think you need, without surpassing the time recommended by the manufacturer. You can always tone it later. But, keep it as far away as possible from your scalp since your scalp gives off heat and this is what helps cause "hot roots" or abnormal lighter color spot just at the root area closest to the scalp. If this happens, tap your root area with a color a shade lighter or same as your natural or background color. Then tone. Do not do it opposite as you run the list of lifting your hot roots even further. If you are toning, obviously use the opposite color base to counteract orange/yellow. If you want your hair and highlights a bit brighter go with a 10-20 volume developer (but beware on your darker hair as it will lighten it a bit and it can bring out a bit of brass in darker shades since blonde toners (ex. Wella T18) actually do not have the right amount of violet or blue or green tones for darker hair that has pulled Brass. You will then be stuck with super ashy light highlights and brassy base undertones. If you want to try and avoid that situation and are okay with simply zapping the Brass in your highlights use a deposit only developer (wella also makes one, used for semi permanent color charm line) but keep an eye on it depending on the toner. I prefer to tone my root area with a semi permanent level 7-8 with ash or cool undertones then apply a T18 wella blonde toner or a semi permanent 10-11 with ash/cool tones. Hope this ridiculously long comment helps someone !

I'm so going to do this! I'm so tired of spending a ton of money at the salon I go to, and all she is doing is burning my hair off. This seems safer than all over.

I tried this last night with a regular old highlighting kit that comes with a cap. Parted my hair and even did the sides around my face. Used a mirror to do the back. The knife works better than a toothbrush, fork, the brushes that come with the kits, etc. It came out gorgeous. I look like a sun goddess.(okay, an ugly sun goddess) Brilliant idea! Best I've ever seen!

@heylouzers

6 жыл бұрын

Yay! Good job!

@sophiew1967

10 ай бұрын

No love..a Goddess ..women are warriors ,we have to be ..don't put yourself down ✊

@leesbegley6231

10 ай бұрын

@@sophiew1967 ❤️❤️❤️❤️True!!

I did a trial run and left it on about 11 minutes it blends beautiful with my outgrown highlights! I have to redo it because I wanted to just do where I part my hair. Great video. Thank you!

I tried this stuff, works well, but instead of just making lines with a little applicator. I glob it across the roots and combed it through. Worked great.

25 years ago a friend of mine who was a student hair dresser did this to my hair with jolen too.thanks so much for reminding me of the good old days.i will surely do this ..cause it really doesnt damadge the hair as hair bleach does.

Love this! I really need a root touch up on my at-home highlights I did last year. Deffinitally going to try this so I don't have to re-highlight my whole head

I knew there had to be an easier way to do highlights. I was going to try something similar but the knife idea is great. Thank you for sharing. The videos was well made too. This was very helpful.

I just did your knife highlights and it worked. I did the opposite. I dyed my hair blonde and added med brown to my roots and highlights. Came out great! Thanks!

Hi there! I watched your video a couple of times. Bought the Jolen, used the knife method & I didn't leave it on long enough. But 5 days later, I went at it again & WOW! I look fantastic! It was exactly what I was looking for. So glad I saw you. Thanks for your advice! :) Easy, mess free & I can always put the top part of my hair up & do the underneath another day. ;)

I saw this video about 2 years ago and right away bought Jolen, but I didn’t use it until yesterday. The Jolen product had an expiration date of 2021, so it has been 2 years expired and I still went ahead and used it. Instead of using a butter knife, I used a watercolor brush… the skinniest one, just like the watercolor brush that came with that coloring set that we used during our elementary education. Anyway, I cut the bristles of the brush in half to make it more manageable… and it was much easier to handle. And the result was better than the boxed set. FYI, I have black brown hair and the highlights were honey in color… light but soft. I am so pleased. Thank you so much for your video. Oh, I waited for an hour before I rinsed my hair because my hair is coarse and thick 😊

@cottiechauncey

2 ай бұрын

I used a 3 year expired Jolen. Still worked out great!

I've officially done this SEVERAL TIMES NOW!! and it's the quickest easiest most accurate way yet so far🥰🥰🤩🤩😍😍

@heylouzers

Жыл бұрын

Yay!

@erikagonzalez7070

Жыл бұрын

I will say I'll typically do a Lil more but carefully of course and I've used diff products and it works with all of them so far😁 I'll leave the box dyes for longer than the good stuff😉

Thank you! I used to buy regular home hair bleach kits, $15 or so, and use the brushes, and it never quite turned out right. This is so easy, and cheaper!

10 seconds into the vid and i already subscribed lol you're so cool

I use this stuff too, works great for adding subtle yet beautiful blonde highlights!

HA! I did this today and it worked perfectly! I followed your instruction followed by a toner and my hair looks great!

That is the best hair home treatment I've ever seen!! Great for adding time until your next salon visit. Thank You

this is so simple yet so smart!

You are hilarious. I'm so uptight about trying something new on my hair....make up can be removed, hair is with you a lot longer! Anyway, found you via Google question about highlights and I'm so glad. You're a breath of fresh air on KZread. Please do more! - Edit: this was supposed to go with your 'highlights from the beginning' vid.

I'm trying this tonight. I am so scared but trust you after watching your video with the lightening powder and 40 developer. my friend's hair turned out great!! Thanks Lou, love watching you!

so, so nice of you cant wait to try. i like the whole take of throwing everything behind you. very cute . made watching worth while with your personality and all. thank you for sharing with us all.

Third time touching up my highlights with your method! Fabulous 🤩 thank you soooo much!!!

I can already tell this is going to be a video for me. I'm in need of a retouch

Thank you so much for you video. I have added these highlights using the facial bleach. It is so non damaging and economical. Used to streak my hair with a cap with a lot stronger bleach, or pay a lot for foils at a hairdresser. Not using dark dyes anymore for the silvers coming through due to reports of dangers of that, will just use this for highlights all over now. Beauty of it is you can redo highlights in various stages to lift them to the required level, over a period of time, and section hair to do underl ayers and sides if you do you your hair up.

I've been using this for years on my eyebrows and I also did use it for highlighting for a while. I'm going go back do doing that. Thanks for the video.

Loved the video, I would've never thought to use that stuff and finished result looked great! You're very easy to watch , your funny personality comes through and the music was better than that usual crap people put on their tutorials! I'm a new subscriber

@heylouzers

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Great idea!! Thank you ❤️ I always hated how they would NEVER get the lightener right up next to the root. I don’t know why but this looks so much better

Worked out good for me! It was really, really easy and I'm happy with how it turned out! Thank you for sharing this video! 👍

Amazing idea and great lesson here. Thank you!!

Thank you so much for your video. Jolen costs so much less than other kits and works at least as well. I used a dollar store toothbrush, the tail end of it to touch up roots, and ten minutes later the brush end of it to pull the cream from the roots to the ends to create brighter highlights. It worked perfect. I never would have thought to try this if I hadn't seen your video.Thanks again.

@heylouzers

9 жыл бұрын

Autumnoel So glad it worked for you!

It looks like a quick, non messy natural hair highlights. Thank you!

Oh my gosh! I love you! Lol! You are so funny! I already color my own roots but I have not gotten up the courage to do my own highlights. The way you do your videos, well at least the 2 I just saw anyway, makes it so enjoyable to watch how to do your own hair. Thank you for sharing. I subscribed just because I wanted to keep watching more of your videos. Have a blessed day!😊

Genius use of Jolen! Looks great!

Tried this with a highlighting kit, just used a plastic knife instead. And it looks amazing! So much easier than a toothbrush which I used to use. thanks for posting!!

@christienelson1437

3 жыл бұрын

Kirsten Faurot Yes, I don’t think your suppose to use metal because a chemical reaction can occur. It worked for her though🤩👍🏻

@joycejnn

3 жыл бұрын

@@christienelson1437 tin foils have metal in them

@christienelson1437

3 жыл бұрын

@@joycejnn The dye you use has to be safe with metal or oxidation occurs. Look it up they discourage using metal bowl to mix your hair dye in or metal combs.

@joycejnn

3 жыл бұрын

@@christienelson1437 but tinfoil that they use in highlights has metal in it

@gravitytwo4088

3 жыл бұрын

@@joycejnn But aluminum has a different chemical makeup so I think it's okay. Or maybe not and that's why the foils are not coated with color on them?

Omg going to get this, just what i need, i also hate that they never get close enough in the parting highlight. Thank you Thank you Thank you 😘👏💇‍♂️🧖‍♀️❤

Oh my gosh! I was so scared for you while watching you do this! I'm amazed this turned out so well! Awesome! :)

You crack me up, Lou. Funny, and watchable. Keep up the great work.

I am a master colorist and I thought I should leave a quick Warning: This is Not something that will work on just any shade of hair. This would only lift one-two shades at best and a natural blonde color, if your lucky maybe some with darker blonde. Still, the color would lean to a more gold or brassy tone. Definitely not what you want to use when trying to achieve more of a bright platinum or creamy beige tone. Anyone with med- darker hair would definitely find themselves with more a red, orange, yellow/gold or brassy tone.

@cessationofconsumerism

10 ай бұрын

😂

@savanahdahlsten3149

10 ай бұрын

Can you do this for lowlights?

@suzieparis6821

16 күн бұрын

Oh pleeeeze let it be.. many of us appreciate the DIYs so buzz off..b'bye

Literally I'm a hairdresser and you have made me want to try this.

@melodymiller7669

5 жыл бұрын

Same

@alanareebee

4 жыл бұрын

I’m a hairdresser too! I just love watching hair tutorials. She’s cute, has a great personality and is honest! I love it :)

@GodsChild145

4 жыл бұрын

Did any of you try it? Did it work just like balayage with a knife?

@sdvlt

4 жыл бұрын

Please please help...I really need to know how I should dye my roots which are 2/3rds grey , and get the same color as my 1/3rd brown hair..obviously it comes 2 colors,lighter where there is the grey,and darker where there is the brown..which I then need to match with my copper dyed hair..I can never match them even when using the same dye color.Can you help me out? I can't afford going to the hairdressers every 3/4 weeks

@sdvlt

4 жыл бұрын

@Bella Bella Please please help...I really need to know how I should dye my roots which are 2/3rds grey , and get the same color as my 1/3rd brown hair..obviously it comes 2 colors,lighter where there is the grey,and darker where there is the brown..which I then need to match with my copper dyed hair..I can never match them even when using the same dye color.Can you help me out? I can't afford going to the hairdressers every 3/4 weeks

It looks so natural. Beautiful. What a great idea. You're such a character:)

I do my own hair and thought this method is so clever. I tried it on myself. I used 20 developer and blue powder. It worked better than any other way! Omg. So easy so little product needed. I’m gonna do it again in a few months.

I love it !!! You are very pretty and you did a beautiful job and made it look so easy !! Thank you !!🌴🌴❤❤

"Look out for that! It's glass!" 😂😂💀 Love it!

This is really awesome! I never thought knife (lol) highlights could turn out this good!

WOW! I am giving it a try... genius idea and I am a user of the product already. Totally can relate to not following the directions exactly, but appreciate you recommending that people do. Thank you .....Wish me luck!

I'm totally trying this! Last time my mom pulled hair through a cap and I could have cried it hurt so bad lol. I kept thinking beauty is pain.

Omg your videos are unbelievable! I’m stuck inside due to the 🦠 and hair looks hellish... I wanna cheer myself up by having a full pamper day in my bathroom... So have subbed! Sorry London was gloomy when you came it’s beautiful here today....😂 Hope you’re well n stay safe.....Thanks with love! 🙏🏼💕

You are fantastic. So down to earth and straight forward. I’ll be back. Your hair looks great.

I loved ♥️♥️it. It's looks so easy. Going to try it out right now!!

Thanks for the awesome suggestion! Love it and did it today! It's WAAAAY easier and it'll only take me a couple tries to get a great technique going. Did a great job of lightening my roots! And it was super quick! Thank you! You made my weekend 😁

Love your videos and I subscribed! I'm a long time at home highlight girl, but looking for new techniques. I will be referring to these vids tomorrow! 👍

Thank you for the video!!! I won’t be getting salon highlights anymore. I have auburn hair and these highlights came out perfect 😃👍🏻 you have a great sense of humor!!!

thx so much for these videos! I watched your videos when I highlighted my hair last summer. it turned out Great!

So incredibly simple. Thanks much. I tend to complicate stuff and then become overwhelmed to the point of not wanting to try something. I needed to see your method. Big hugs to you.

@heylouzers

8 жыл бұрын

+Amelia Wilfinger Thank you! This is so easy, not overwhelming. :)

I love this video. You have a very pleasant energy. It suits mine. I like my mother, but I wish you were my neighbor. - And I appreciate great DIYs, and I find this one very helpful.

Always enjoy your videos... great ideas! Thank you!

Lou, this was so great. I used today to correct a salon mistake. Worked well...subscribing. Thank you so much, and you are beautiful.

Your so funny and cool and down to earth... I love that... Great job!!!!!

oh my goodness I have watched so many highlighting vids and I ab~soul~utely LOVE yours!!! I can sooooo do this!! thank you so much for sharing!!!!

@heylouzers

8 жыл бұрын

+Izabella Blue Thank you!

@PennysLifeWithLove

7 жыл бұрын

skip2mylou I only have one concern . You didn't say how long to leave it on??

@mertzmaher4911

3 жыл бұрын

Pennys Life With Love She said 15-20 minutes

i like how u toss all the supplies behind you like its no big deal such a nice laid back tutorial yet very informative thanks!

Wow, it came out so natural, soft and feminine. Great job!

You are my new star!!! This is awesome :-)

@heylouzers

8 жыл бұрын

+Milkymoles Thank you!

Absolutely the best video I've ever watched on KZread! It was sincerely a pleasure to learn from you.

@heylouzers

8 жыл бұрын

+Venus1ntx Thank you!

@rebeccaburgos8309

6 жыл бұрын

thanks again

@createcece6360

4 жыл бұрын

Love this, and you're so much fun to watch!☺

@kathleencannon4489

4 жыл бұрын

Will it turn hair red? Messed up my roots(gray) with an 8N root touch-up by Revlon and now the tops too dark. I look like Dog the Bounty Hunter. Can I use this on top of that?

@helenboula3538

3 жыл бұрын

This fine. Great didn't it we learn something new everyday and I are retired cosmetologist people you know your hair is not hard to do I think girls are just spoil too and they want to be pampered in I guess that's okay if that's what you want but I could spend my money out of the things like a new outfit and you purse a new pair of shoes rubbing spending all that money at the salon when I can do it myself and do it better and you probably could too but you just don't have enough confidence you never do it one time you won't go back and guess what if you mess up its hair it will grow back it is not the end of the world that's how we live and learn doing hair is so simple but if you working in the public doing hair that's a different store because you have to know all this skin and scalp diseases you have to know the whole anatomy of the body do you think that it does not apply and cosmetology well yes it does you're not a dermatologist but you have to deal with a lot of skin disorders and scalp disorders true

I saw your updated version of dying your hair it's so funny I do it the same way but I use just for men beard and mustache color. When you streak it's perfectly your hair tends to look like a tigers stripes, if you do it sporadically throughout your roots it actually looks a little more natural. Love you Lou

Wow love this thanks going to try for my sisters hair and one of the best and easy diy I watched thanks beautiful

Love it! My sis used to bleach her eyebrows to match her hair with Jolene! 😂

I am a retired a cosmetologist and makeup artist and this is just blowing me away well guess what I'm going to try it and if it doesn't work and don't take nothing to straighten it out because I know what I'm doing but this may be something people really might oughta really look into and save a lot of money but I would use Wella products are a Armstrong I would not use drugstore products that that is Justin me L'Oreal has some pretty good stuff but yeah Beauty Supply House cuz I still even though I'm retired I still get all my products and navy my shampoos conditioners everything because I use it with my kids and my grandchildren I've got 13 great-grandkids yeah and I buy the shampoo by the gallon and the conditioner sit pays off it really does you get so you can quite a bit for you bang at Sally's

you really made my rest of the day Lou ! 😀

Genius!! I tried this turned out great!! Thank you 😊

I've watched your videos, they're so good. You are really creative 👌 I have a question though. Does this bleach cause graying of hair or any kind of damage if done once a month?

I think I've found my spiritual meme, and to think it's on yoytube!. U remind me so much of me and how I interact with the world. Nice to meet u!

Thank YOU...!!!! Definitely going to try your techniques...!

thank you so much for this video, it worked wonders on me. And, you are so right, so damaging even more my hair as I am addressing the roots only.

Wow that does look good! Nice kob!

@heylouzers

9 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

This is what I use for highlights 👍🏻

OMG! This is genius. So glad I found this video. I am absolutely going to try this!!

You are adorable!! I’m trying this tonight!!🤗

Wait - how did u wash it out w/o scrunching the hair together and having bleach rinse through the rest of the hair? Thanks and terrific job!

Thank you so so much for putting up this video!! I will definitely be trying this! Thank you again 😊❤️

What a genius idea I love that Lou I’m going to get Jolen tomorrow and give it a try xx

Thank you, that is pure genius! I can't believe how great that turned out!

@heylouzers

8 жыл бұрын

+Anne M. :)

Easiest highlights I've ever seen love it x

Great video! Love how you tell what it is like youre talking to yourself.

Great job can't wait to see more on highlight ing

Hi, with hairdressers closed with covid 19, I'm definitely going to try this. Tks for sharing.

@raechelyndawn2580

4 жыл бұрын

Joan McKee me too... had to cancel my hair appt last week. 😢

@p.6363

4 жыл бұрын

Same!!

@jennyluna632

4 жыл бұрын

I just tried it today, because I had to cancel my appointment that was scheduled yesterday. It worked pretty well for a touch up! Next time I might leave it in for a few more minutes (I had it in for about 10 minutes (because I was a little nervous) after I was done with the last touch up, but would do 15 next time). It definitely worked well around my face on the little baby hairs:).

@veragerginn5289

4 жыл бұрын

@@jennyluna632 Hi, how coarse is your hair and what colour you use usually? I am asking because that timing m ight be suitable for mid-coarse hair and/or dark blond or light brown hair (same as my hair).

I loved the knife technique ! I use t use Jolene on my roots until I left it on too long & my hair broke off at the roots -It looked liked a Mohawk! do not leave it on too long!

@mikeandmom8797

4 жыл бұрын

Janice Ellen Cosentino SAME! I wouldn’t recommend Jolene any longer than 5 minutes.

Looking forward to trying this! Thank you for the great idea!

You're great Lou! Trying this now!!