DIY Highlight Hair with Foil- Bleach Blonde Highlights at Home + How to Mix Bleach

You did such a an amazing job!!! It looks almost natural!!!❤

@BrittneeAlexus what low light did you use?

Where do you get the prevana bleach

Oh my God, where was this video when I bleached my hair a few months ago.😅 I watched 100 tutorials, but nothing this clear and simple.

This is amazing but I have two questions: 1. Where do I put lowlights? Every other foil or? 2. Do I wait to wash off until all foils are ready even if the first one was ready long time ago, is it ok to wait for the others to get ready? Won’t it burn my “ready” hair out? Sorry if the questions are silly, I have just never done this before and really want give it a try!!

Do you rinse the highlights and lowlights color at the same time ?

Seems like every time I do it, the lowlights makes the highlights much darker then I’d like

Can you give any advice on how to know what level of developer you need?

I always get yellow hair. Why is it that you dont need a toner?

I have spent like 3000 euros at the hair salons so I WILL TRY THIS!!! I have naturally blonde hair but I love the extra lightness and highlights. I will try and let you know (first need to order first)

Thank you for this super easy to follow and implement! Quick question how do I know which volume to use when and the lowlight level? Want to make sure I get it right! Ty 🙏🏼

Wow she’s loud lol

Wow! Thank you so much! 🩷 Gonna try it soon 😘

Oh my GOD ! Your voice is so loud and high I can’t watch !

Excellent, you are so brave

I have never done ANYTHING with my hair. Pin straight insanely thick virgin hair, so I needed some texture. this tutorial is the best out there!!! EVERYTHING is described so well I was able to highlight my own hair. Followed her words and it looks almost professional!! Since I’ve never done anything like this before, took me roughly 3 hours to do, from start to finish (clean and styled) but it’s truly amazing!! I had to use roughly 4 oz of bleach, since I have so much hair and thankfully I had enough developer for all the bleach. Amazing tutorial

This channel never ceases to AMAZE me! I graduated beauty school well over 2 decades ago, when foiling was just taking off (at least in Texas anyways) I had the pleasure of learning foiling techniques from the first salon manager I ever worked for who came out of Dallas. when I began doing hair we were pulling everyone’s hair through a cap! No matter the length, texture, etc. later, shared these techniques w/ co stylist and wow we thought it was a sensation. 😂
Mind you, this was back when we were cutting the Jennifer Aniston shag on 7 out of 10women.

I have to say that is creator as the absolute best DIY videos for hair ever imagined.
If I could hold my arms up that long, I would save the $200 it takes to get my hair partially highlighted 😂

Amazing tutorial thank you! Just curious, how many fools did you add?

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Would this work with Splat bleach? Lol I wanna do it but unsure. . .

I have 10 vol. developer. I hope it’s gonna be strong enough to pull color through my darkish/light auburn hair

You are so pretty! 😊

Thank you for going straight to the point and not talking 💩
I’m definitely doing my hair . Is getting way 2 expensive!
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What toner did you use?

I want to foil, ordered a 9N hair dye. My natural colour is dark blond. Will this method still work?

Who do you measure for cream for cream color and volume 20? I'm afraid to go straight bleach because I wanted golden light blonde. Can you explain how to decipher the letters after numbers on hair color? I like goldwell but am starting with wella based on their descriptions. Historically colors my former stylist used were 6 or 7kg which I think is more reddish and I can't find the lightener from goldwell she used. I bought so many but chickened out. Wish I could send an old pic to show you the few pieces of brighter warm blonde to add in front to add dimension to my golden med blonde

Best description with a pretty soul and face😊

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Girl, You are amazing!! I watched this several times before I did it. My hands were shaking at first, but after the first side, I got into it. I have an amazing highlight job and saved a bunch of money. I so appreciate you. Thank you. :D

The crickets - hilarious!!
Thanks for sharing!

This video is older so i doubt you’ll see this comment, but girl I’m so stinkin’ happy right now!! The last touch up from my salon cost $300, so I’ve been looking for some good instructions and have watched a ton in the past, but after watching this video I got encouraged and decided to try it again. I cannot believe I pulled this off 😂 and that it turned out sooooo good!! I’m so excited to watch your other videos and perfect my technique. At this point I have no plans of going back to a salon more than once per year to possibly get the back, etc. Thank you so much for the excellent video that will affect so many people!!❤️❤️

Honestly that turned out great

What did you use for low lights?

New sub! Ive been doing my own hair for years... wrong! Lol. Thank you woman.

This is a great tutorial! I noticed you have a toner and toning shampoo linked. Did you tone your hair after putting in the highlights?

What is the toner name? The link for it doesn’t work

Do you wash it put w purple shampoo??

Most people who do tutorials are annoying. You are so cute, and explain how to do this very well and simply! I’m 53, have dark brown hair, and I’ve used cap foils that are time consuming. I’m also tired of not getting the color I ask for.
Do you use a toner? How would a toner be used for highlights and lowlights?
Thanks!

Just working while I watch this so when I'm off work I can finally do my hair. I work from home and it's taking everything I have to not just do it while I'm working. The only thing that holds me back is the wash out because that always takes so long.

When the right side was done but the left not, was it ok to leave them both longer or did you do something? When did you use the 10 and the 20 please ?

Love your tutorial. You are a great teacher and super fun

I have watched so many DIY highlights tutorials and by far this is the best. Its explained in absolute detail for novices. Its so reassuring to listen to Brittnee, as I'm scared each time I do highlights. I was doing something wrong before and had blotches; Thanks to Brittnee, I did my first absolutely perfect set of highlights!! I watch all of your videos now! You are so cheerful and informative!

The best you tube video ever for doing your own highlights!! Im currently on maternity leave and cant justify paying sooo much $ to just highlight my roots. I did feel a bit cross-eyed at times😅 as its hard to see certain areas but overall it turned out pretty good and hopefully i get better at it with practice!! Thank you for the helpful video!😊❤

Bout to foil my hair for the first time, I’ve been watching your videos for the past month. Gonna give this a whirl. I’ll let ya know Thank you for all your content! 💖👩🏻‍🦳💇🏼‍♀️

Can you tell me which developer ur applying?? Volume?? 20, 30, 40????

I used to be a stylist but I've never tried this myself just because I don't know to do the back of my own head

I love your colour! Did you use a toner after?