Welcome to Week 6!

There's TONS of great tips today in this video and its a shorter video (short hair goes quick!) so maybe have a listen twice in case you miss anything! I was on a chatty roll!

Happy painting!

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short hair balayage from Jessica Willburn on Vimeo.

If you have someone who is in for a cut and a balayage, and their hair is short(er) or they're changing their haircut at all, CUT FIRST!
Spend some time before painting looking through the haircut. Really pay attention to how the hair lays and how they style their hair. Short hair can be a lot more "3D" than longer hair when it comes to painting. You really have to consider the front back and sides of the pieces that are up against a hard part or hairline.
If you're working on very short hair, consider smaller tools. I'll make a post about this and the ones I like in the bonus area for you guys!
If you have a clientele with lots of different lengths of short haircuts, offer them a "model" price to practice your balayage on! Or cut a mannequins hair really short to play with it.