Mixed colour extensions

[MinxyKitten]

Hi all. My client chose a 9/60 swatch during a colour match, but I realised later that this belonged to the higher priced bonds, which she doesn't want to pay for. So, am thinking that I can recreate this look by ordering 9 and 60. She is having 75g. How do I place the two different colours? She wants a highlighted effect. And I was thinking 50g of 60 and 25g of 9 - does this sound about right?

 

[Hollyhxtensions]

This should work if you even them out but try and make this blend instead of too much piano.

 

[MinxyKitten]

Thank you! This is my first client, and I have never done two colours before so unsure if I do a whole row of one colour or mix them up, like two lights one after one dark, is there any good way of placing to blend?

 

[cmsuper]

Do a whole row of one colour. Don't mix them us as it will look strappy. Do 2 rows of darker colour and then one row of lighter colour x

 

[MinxyKitten]

Do a whole row of one colour. Don't mix them us as it will look strappy. Do 2 rows of darker colour and then one row of lighter colour x

Fab, thank you so much [emoji3]

 

[Euphoria One Hair]

With mixed colours, we produce around a 60/40 mix into each bond. This creates a streamline look when fitted. You can do this with standard shades as mentioned by cmsuper. x

 

[Lauren121]

I tend to do two blonde one brown then on the row above make sure I’m not putting the same colours in the same place x