Leopard Print Hair - How To

Leigh Winsor
28 May 202106:15

Summary

TLDRIn this creative hair color tutorial, Leigh demonstrates how to achieve a stunning leopard print effect. Starting with dark hair, she uses a bleaching powder and developer to lighten the hair to a pale shade, then tones it with an acidic color to maintain hair health. The leopard spots are created using a direct dye for the outlines and quasi-permanent color for the middles, applied with a celery stick for an irregular pattern. The process is detailed and patient, allowing for customization and a lived-in look, finished with a shine product for a textured, natural appearance.

Takeaways

  • 🎨 The video is a tutorial on creating a leopard print hair color by Leigh.
  • 👤 The model for the tutorial is Josh, who has dark hair with some leftover color remnants.
  • 🧪 Leigh uses Blond Me reinforcing powder with nine levels of lift and 30 volume developing cream for the process.
  • 📍 The application starts at the crown and moves towards the hairlines, avoiding over-processing delicate areas.
  • 🌡 It's crucial to keep the hair saturated with product to prevent underdevelopment and wipe away excess to avoid skin irritation.
  • 🔁 The hair is wrapped to maintain moisture as bleach stops working once it dries out and is also dependent on heat.
  • ⏱ After 50 minutes, the hair's balance and color are checked before toning with L'Oreal 901 Dia Light.
  • 💧 The acidic color toner is used with a 9-volt developer to keep the hair light and conditioned.
  • 🟡 A slight yellow tint is desired in the hair after the first bleaching to indicate remaining melanin and protein.
  • 🌀 Rough drying with a Dyson hair dryer on low speed and heat removes dampness before proceeding.
  • 🖌️ Pravana black is used as a direct dye for outlining the leopard print, with L'Oreal 731 and 831 for the spots.
  • 🥕 Celery sticks are used to create irregular leopard print circles, allowing for creative freedom in pattern size and spacing.
  • 🎨 Makeup brushes fill in any unsaturated black areas, and additional spots can be added for a personalized touch.
  • 🔄 The middles of the circles are painted with quasi-permanent color that will develop over time.
  • 🚿 The hair is rinsed with cool water and conditioned to avoid merging the colors, followed by applying shine product for a lived-in look.
  • 🔧 A wide-tooth comb is used to create texture, and the final look showcases the developed middles of the spots with a brown-orange hue.

Q & A

  • What is the main focus of the video by Leigh?

    -The video focuses on a creative hair coloring technique, specifically showing how to create a leopard print hair design.

  • Who is the model in the video?

    -The model in the video is Josh.

  • What hair color is Josh starting with and what is the goal?

    -Josh starts with pretty dark hair with some remnants of leftover color, and the goal is to achieve a leopard print hair color.

  • What products does Leigh choose for the bleaching process?

    -Leigh chooses Blond Me reinforcing powder with nine levels of lift and 30 volume developing cream for the bleaching process.

  • Why does Leigh start the application process at the crown and move towards the hairlines?

    -Leigh starts at the crown and moves towards the hairlines because the hairlines tend to get warmer, and bleach works off heat and oxygen, which can make them delicate.

  • Why is it important to keep the bleach product moist during the application?

    -It's important to keep the bleach moist because once bleach dries out, it stops working, and it also works on heat.

  • What is the purpose of using an acidic color for toning in this video?

    -The acidic color, L'Oreal 901 Dia Light, is used for toning to keep the hair conditioned.

  • Why does Leigh rough dry the hair after the first bleaching session?

    -Leigh rough dries the hair to remove some dampness and prepare it for the next steps of the coloring process.

  • What tools does Leigh use to create the leopard print circles on the hair?

    -Leigh uses celery sticks dipped in black dye to create the circles for the leopard print design.

  • How does Leigh fill in the black bits that didn't get enough saturation?

    -Leigh uses a makeup brush to fill in any little black bits that didn't get enough saturation.

  • What is the final step Leigh takes to achieve the desired 'lived-in' look for the leopard print hair?

    -The final step is to apply a shine product into damp hair and use a wide-tooth comb to create texture, giving the hair an oily, lived-in appearance.

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