Hi everyone, I'm Patricia Nicole, also known as Painted Hair on Instagram, Wella Professionals brand ambassador, and I'm here with my lovely model Megan. I'm going to be doing a face framing teeth light application just to give her some brightness around her face. I'm also going to be using Blender Plex from Wella. It is an amazing tool that you can use to help eliminate a lot of your breakage, but still give you a lot of brightness and even lifted results. So I'm so excited for you guys to see what her hair is going to look like. I'm going to use Blender Plex with Wella, which is perfect, 20 volume. And the reason I'm choosing 20 volume is because I'm going to be lightening the hair around her face, so slow and low is going to be the best way to get her the results that I want to get. With Megan, I'm going to use six foils to create maximum brightness and lift around her face. So as you can see, I'm going to go in in a horizontal section, and then I'm going to go around the sides of her face, frame them perfectly, and use two foils. It's really important to make sure that the amount of hair that you pull or section to give the face framing highlight is thin enough that you can split in half. So now I'm going to go in and I'm going to take this side and roll it up. And then I'm going to pin it away. And now the amount of thickness that I have right in the front, I'm going to carry it over to the side of her face. And this is going to be the hair. As you can see, it's super fine. I'm going to go in my nice tea section, clip those little baby hairs out of the way, and then I'm going to go in and I'm going to foil this part. And then I'll lay a little bit of lightener right on top, and go in and lay the hair down right on top of that foil. And then I'll sandwich that hair and bring it down to where her blonde ends are. So that's the part I'm going to work on first. I was just making sure that I get all the lightener pushed down, and I'm getting most of the dark parts of her hair covered. Of course, excluding her ends. So now that that's done, I'm going to straighten out my foil, pull my ends out, and then I'm going to go in and a try-fold and seal that foil close. And this panel must are a lot lower. Tease that just like this. So it's almost creating like many baby lights. My goal is to get a smooth transition area between her face framing and the rest of her hair. So now I'm going to go in and mimic what I did in the bank. Except where I'm going to take this section into diagonal and split it right in half. So now that I'm finished with her application, I'm going to allow her hair to process, and I'm going to be checking her foil frequently until she's all finished. Now that I'm finished with her process, I'm going to go in with step number two. It's extremely important to remember to always use it because this is the bond stabilizer, and this is a part of the service that you don't want to miss out on. Thank you guys so much for watching Megan's transformation using Blonderplex and Wellaplex step number two. I had such a great time with her today, and even though I used six foils, I was able to achieve maximum result. Make sure you guys try this technique at the salon and let me know what you guys think. You can find me on Instagram under painted hair. Thank you for watching.