In class today, I had a lovely model whose hair was a natural muted level 6 - dark blonde. About 25 percent of her grown out highlights took up about the last 2 inches of. Her long -- shoulder length hair.
So, I 'bumped the base' of the hair located from the scalp to about 2/3 down the hair lengths. Then, I scattered selected strands -- wrapping the hair in woven sections, using lightener and 20 volume. Developer... THE VERY SOFT, slightly lighter. Slightly warmer base, accented with the whispers of additional blonded strands were a joy to behold. I used Base Breaker by Wella and Lovely Lights powder Lightener by Artego.
My attendees were some of the most delightful colorists I've had the pleasure to meet. A wonderful day! B
This is how I’m reading it: You bumped the base with the base breaker and highlighted over that. So are you saying you left the breaker on the entire duration the highlights processed? What is be the purpose in this application versus dping the highlights first, let that develop, then apply the breaker in between the foils at the last few minutes of processing? Thanks