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Philip foresto’s assignment
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Let's start with sectioning.
Which sectioning should be prioritized for this technique?
This
avoids
creating
too
thick
of
a
section
at
the
back
of
the
head,
leaving
room
for
the
mohawk
section,
which
will
fall
naturally.
Remember
to
maintain
your
depth
zones
to
further
emphasize
your
strands
(2
triangles
on
each
side
after
outlining
at
the
nape).
Complete the sentence:
Is the placement before cutting...
A
pivotal
parting
in
balayage
creates
natural-looking,
blended
results.
This
diagonal
back
parting
mimics
hair
growth
patterns,
allowing
for
seamless
color
transitions
and
avoiding
harsh
lines.
It
offers
versatility
for
customization,
strategically
framing
the
face
and
enhancing
dimension.
This
technique
ultimately
helps
achieve
a
softer,
more
organic
balayage
effect.
What type of strand is used to achieve this technique?
Allows
for
maximum
impact
in
the
lengths
without
creating
a
sharp
demarcation
at
the
root.
For
more
impact
in
the
front,
the
first
strand
of
the
money
piece
can
be
a
slice
without
teasing.
Why is saturation so important?
Balayage
thrives
on
a
smooth,
blended
lift,
and
saturation
is
key!
Consistent
product
application
ensures
even
lift,
prevents
unwanted
warmth
and
banding,
and
protects
hair
health.
Just
like
even
paint
application
on
a
canvas,
proper
saturation
is
essential
for
beautiful,
healthy
balayage
results.
How many foils can we expect to use for this technique?
Using
fewer
foils
in
balayage
creates
softer
regrowth,
enhances
dimension
with
natural
color
variations,
and
allows
for
gentler,
open-air
processing.
This
technique
is
ideal
for
achieving
a
lived-in,
sun-kissed
look
with
less
defined
lines
of
demarcation.
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A
From the top of the head to above the ear.
B
Further back behind the top of the head to behind the ear.
A
Pivotal
B
Horizontal
A
Slice + tease
B
Weave + tease
C
Slice + zig-zag
downwards + tease
A
Much quicker, even and balanced process.
B
Better consistency of the product on the hair.
A
50 foils
B
30 foils
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