Kris.vibesalon

Literally clean foils will always eat. Just clean sections and intentional placement 👏🏼

When the foils are mapped right you don’t need a million foils, toners or heavy root melts.. just strategy

This is why I’m not honing in on “ full” or “ partial “ verbage and just being picky about my sections and where I want to see that blonde live on the head.

I’m literally just a girl 😭

The toner gets blamed for a lot of things it didn’t do. 😂

If the hair isn’t lifted enough, no secret formula is fixing it.

The prettiest blondes are usually built during the lightening process not us panic toning @ the bowl.

This is how you soften harsh foil lines without destroying integrity.

I’m not “re lightening” the blonde..
I’m threading out the remaining dark that creates the stripes you see at the beginning.

Key things happening here:

• I piece out depth that’s interrupting the blend
• I leave existing light alone
• I move my highlight higher so the grow out line shifts
• I avoid stacking directly on top of previous foils

You don’t need more saturation.
You need better editing. 🫶🏼

Follow for real placement talk 🖤

Trust me, this is gonna hurt me more than it hurts you. (It’s not.)

Stylists.. that backcombing bill is DUE. 🫡

Everyone wants the formula.

Nobody wants to talk about the importance of your consultation, placement, timing, and knowing when to just do less.

That’s where the money at 😉💸

Then somehow THEY convinced me it would work and now here I am foiling away 😳