"She is GOING from BLUE to BLONDE" is the new "she done lost her damn mind"

@jeannemarie3704

Жыл бұрын

😆 🤣 😂

HB: Let your hair rest. Do some masks, some treatments.. Everyone watching: She's going to bleach it again.

My heart is breaking for her! She should have stopped when is was that gorgeous mermaid pale green. It looked really good on her! Not everyone can have that color,but she rocked it. Poor thing being 16 and not being sure,working,and going to school,she just became overwhelmed. Hopefully someone helped her! 😥😥😥

I spent my teenage years in tears doing similar things to my hair and now I leave it all to a professional. Should my son want to do crazy things to his hair as well, I’ll be more than happy to take him to the salon.

@tkps

Жыл бұрын

I did some weird and wacky things when I was a kid. Colour & cuts. But one thing I'd never do is bleach my own hair. I left that to my hairdresser. I didn't know enough about its properties and with fine hair wasn't losing it over my eff ups. As an oldie I just have a violet/burgundy all the time. I got boring but at least I know which products to buy as they never change.

@katarinaqween

Жыл бұрын

Lol same. And then I went to hair school and starting cussing my teenage self out 🤣

@dariababich955

Жыл бұрын

Oh, I constantly repeat the same thing to my little one - please tell me if you want to do some bleach/colouring/whatever else and I bring you to my hairdresser. Want to learn something new, learn it from professionals❤

I liked the way it looked after the first bleach! The meltdown at mom over possibly going to school bald was classic. I tend to feel bad for these younger girls because I know how impulsive they can be, and they have no idea how these chemicals and pigments react. Grown people who aren't experienced are in the same boat, but I am not as sympathetic when they do impulsive teen BS and then film themselves crying about it. I am glad she isn't going back to school bald. It was so frustrating for her to end up with blue hair again after all of that. I don't think the color looks bad- it brings out her eyes.

@RunninUpThatHillh

Жыл бұрын

We live in the age of information. I was cutting and dying my hair at that age (in the 90's.. I'd cut and dye on a whim randomly) and if I had internet, I would have researched carefully before each time. Not sure why she didn't.

@Julia-nl3gq

Жыл бұрын

I know she's very young, but the whole crying-over-hair thing was just so....cringe. Like, for one thing, you did it to yourself, so hard to have any sympathy there. For another thing, having your hair a less-than-ideal colour is nothing to cry over, it's so very minor, save the tears for real problems.

@pumibel1720

Жыл бұрын

@@Julia-nl3gq At that age, every problem is real, even "first world" problems.

@pumibel1720

Жыл бұрын

@@RunninUpThatHillh I would not have tried to do it at her age, but I was an 80's kid, and no one colored their hair in high school except for that one pageant princess whose mother had been bleaching her hair since she was 5 years old.

@KARIS1961

Жыл бұрын

Yeah. Her eyes are stunning. It really did make her eyes stand out.

I'm at the point that when I'm in the bathroom doing my own hair, I hear your voice in the back of my head "use 20 or 10 with your bleach, take fine sections, toner only works with 10 developer..." it's become a mantra that's saving my hair so thanks!

@RavenVargas27

Жыл бұрын

I hear use 10 or 20 volume don't use 40 volume lol

I unexpectedly lost about half of my income a few months ago. After about 6 months without attention from a colorist, my roots were showing badly and my hair looked awful. I am a natural blonde, kind of light blonde, but not as light as I like. I have alopecia and, for me, the extra light blonde/white disguises how thin my hair is by blending better with my very light scalp. I've tried different levels of lightening before, and this works best for me. Since I can't afford professional coloring anymore, I decided to try to do it myself. I'm happy to say that it turned out exactly how I wanted, with no extra hair loss, and no scalp pain. This was able to happen because I did A LOT of real research online and on KZread. I also watched EVERY Hair Buddha video available. I like the way he teaches by example and he seems like he knows what he's doing without being campy and ridiculous (you know who I'm talking about, Brad) and giving iffy advice. I have never seen any videos talking about how someone took H.B.'s advice on cutting or coloring and had a catastrophe (also referring to you know who 🤨). Because I researched brands of bleach and colors of toner, I knew what to buy ("blonde me"all the way!) Because I watched Hair Buddha, I knew about doing a bleach bath to take care of any lingering fashion colors hidden in the hair shafts. I knew to go no higher than 20 vol., just in case I needed to do another round of bleaching. I knew to do my roots only AFTER l the lengths were the color I wanted, and I knew to take FINE SECTIONS. I must give all the love and credit to Hair Buddha because, without him, my hair would most certainly be a mess. I probably would have used a box bleach, so it would have ended up over-processed, and the hidden blue, pink, and purple I have used before would have come shining through as green and orange ugliness. I love the stylists who have colored my hair for me in the past. I have been happy with them for years. But because I lost a large hunk of my income a few months ago and had to resort to DYI coloring, I am even happier with how it looks now than ever before and for a lot less money. I got the level of lightening I like with the perfect tone (I used "blond me" 7 vol.for toning, per Hair Buddha's advice) , and for less than half of what it would have cost for just one salon visit, I got great hair and enough product for many more times in the future. I also got a jar of "blond me" hair mask to keep it in good shape. The "blond me" brand cost a little more than I wanted to pay, but as our wise teacher says, it's best to get all the same brand because they were formulated to work together best. If you read this, Hair Buddha, thank you from the bottom of my heart. You give great advice, and I couldn't have done it (correctly anyway) without you. I'm going to keep watching your videos, so I can keep my hair looking great. I always learn something from your videos and I'm always entertained by your videos. So, I always click the thumbs up button. Please never stop. We all need you, some more than others. Edit: I forgot to say that I'm sorry for the all caps I used for emphasis, but YT comments don't allow italics anymore. 😮‍💨

@SheaMF

Жыл бұрын

And that’s why he makes videos: for education and entertainment. He knows that people might not always be able to seek professional help. That’s why I love watching him. I do watch the other one you mentioned, but just for entertainment value. 😉

@I_am_Irisarc

Жыл бұрын

@@SheaMF Yes. He often says that he understands that not everyone can afford to go to a salon. Most stylists in his place would try to dissuade people from trying to DYI it. He is so compassionate. He helps people with the talents he has at hand.

@Its.Jessica.

Жыл бұрын

If you’re already blonde and just going more blonde, you would probably be able to use the 7 volume to bleach your roots. Even less damaging than the 20 volume. From experience, even the low volumes of blonde me lighten wonderfully.

@I_am_Irisarc

Жыл бұрын

@@Its.Jessica. Okay. Thanks. I have a big bottle of each (7 vol & 20 vol), so I guess I could try that and see how it goes.

@Its.Jessica.

Жыл бұрын

@@I_am_Irisarc I would definitely recommend you try it, I have level 2 hair and I can get to a level 8 with one session of 7 volume so it should definitely work for you!

I feel so sorry for all the young girls who constantly feel the need to say 'i look ugly, i look like sh!t' etc. just to not be attacked by others online. And also because they see this image of perfection online that is unattainable.

@la6136

Жыл бұрын

Gen Z has a weird thing where they make fun of themselves online to appear relatable.

@RS54321

Жыл бұрын

SM isn't helping them one iota...new trends every second, and they feel they have to keep up.

@gee_emm

Жыл бұрын

The sad thing is, women keep saying this as they get older, and sometimes start believing it. It’s a terrible habit.

@rchltrrs

Жыл бұрын

I noticed that too. I wanted to tell be like "girl, stop excusing yourself for just existing!"

@broadwayfangirl987

Жыл бұрын

It’s not just gen z it’s a lot of women including myself it society to blame years and generations of unrealistic beauty

Yeah she should have stuck with the minty green color it looks great on her she looked like a mermaid, especially with the make up she did.

you’re so kind, even while watching her doing something so silly and damaging with her hair. You’re a good guy, buddha. Many knowledgeable people will bully other when they see a such a bad technique. Instead of harping on about how it’s so bad, you EXPLAIN how it’s bad while still being empathetic and complimentary ❤

@hair-buddha

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, Your reaction means a lot too me...

@bingding666

Жыл бұрын

@@hair-buddha your kind and informative nature means a lot to me. It’s very inspiring. Keep being you!!

@sweariefaerie9621

Жыл бұрын

This is exactly why I watch him. He genuinely wants to help people avoid ruining their hair, rather than just insulting the process.

@RolosMate

Жыл бұрын

@@sweariefaerie9621 That is why I watch him too.

@claudiarichter439

Жыл бұрын

Ich hab schon so viel gelernt über meine eigenen Haare. Danke, dass du dein Wissen mit uns teilst, ohne zu urteilen❤️

I like the titanium color, even though it wasn’t what she wanted. It’s frustrating to work so hard and feel you failed. But, maybe it’s also a good thing to learn from. I hope she’s better, now. ❤

@SheaMF

Жыл бұрын

I think that’s why she’s so upset: she spent all this time and money bleaching, color removal, etc. only to end up with dark titanium which she could have done probably right off the bat.

@rchltrrs

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, it honestly could have been waaaay worse. It didn't look too patchy and she didn't fry her hair off so it's not a total loss. I'm sure it was just hard to feel that way after spending her whole paycheck for the blonde back to school makeover and end up with such a dark color

I don't know if it's the same in the USA but in the UK many colleges have salons and you can go along and get your hair cut and coloured by students (under the guidance of the lecturers) and it is much cheaper than going to a fully qualified hairdresser (and they use professional products). Also, some salons regularly advertise for students and models and again, it's often cheaper and in my (admittedly limited) experience, a safer option than doing it yourself with products you know very little about.

@kireinakao

Жыл бұрын

We do have those here! Cosmetology schools make appointments for the students to get practice, and it's definitely much cheaper but you don't usually know the skill level of the person you will get.

@theresafeeney2756

Жыл бұрын

I use to get my hair done by students and loved it. I’m in the US.

@brittyvegas9482

Жыл бұрын

Yeah we have them in Virginia USA at the cosmetology schools also dental student that will do some dental work on patients that don't have insurance and it's way cheaper

@msvoyeur

Жыл бұрын

@@kireinakao A group of us friends and coworkers regularly use a local beauty school. And there are always several sites to check reviews. My last service balayage and the results were amazing.

@HulaHula667

Жыл бұрын

They’ve got to have reached a level of competency in whatever treatment they are offering, and there’s normally at least a course leader or someone who permanently works in the salon so that they have someone for moral support or assistance. I used to go to a hairdresser specific one in my early & mid teens as my foster sister was studying there and they lacked curly hair models so she kept volunteering me 😂 Now, 20+ years later I’m going through this again, but in the beauty salon side because my cousin is studying there. She’s fantastic at what I’ve seen so far, but she’s desperate to get my paler than milk ass in for a spray tan (not happening. EVER) and mumbles under breath at me because I keep my nails really short and she really wants to do extensions like hers - which are at least an inch 😂😂😂

Thank you so much for your tips on bleaching. I bleached my daughters root regrowth today with Blonde Me with bonder and 20vol Blonde Me developer. Then used Redken EQ with bonder in shade 9v Platinum Ice and Crystal Clear 000 to dilute intensity 3:1, then the Redken 2% developer and it has turned out beautifully. She used the Blonde Me rich hair mask with bonder after. Condition and strength is as good as at the salon BUT I used to be a hairdresser, but I was taught 43 years ago when many of these products didn't exist, and I studied your videos and 'World of Craig' for the EQ Toners for WEEKS, until I was absolutely sure of what I was doing. So thank you so much for expert's like yourself because you are doing young people (and grannies, like myself) a really valuable service. Thank You So Much Xx

My daughter went through the usual phase of colouring her hair, however she didn't want to waste money trying to remove the colour, she wanted to just start again and shaved all of her hair off, grade 2 all over!! 🙈👍🏻

It’s so lovely how gentle Hair Buddha is when he sees how upset she was. I bet he’s seen some hair tragedies and i bet he was making them feel 100% better 😊❤

My hair was emerald green at first then it faded out, teal is one of my favorite colors so I bought some blue to mix with some green. Now it's teal blue on top with bright green underneath to blue tips. Not what I was going for but everyone compliments it and asks who did it. Guess it turned out to be a happy accident 🥰😆

I've used that same titanium dye for a root shadow before. It fades green so fast. And then bleaching it out went hot pink. Had to go get some green to neutralize that mess out.

I'm not a professional, but I did my hair by myself for a long time, and I think that after the second bleach she could just had used a strawberry blonde (with a strong peachy pink hue) or a red with 10/20 vol and the hair could have been toned and nice... I feel so bad for her

@SheaMF

Жыл бұрын

A red might have neutralize some of the green too.

@annipsy2185

Жыл бұрын

yeah she could use something red based and it would sorta cancel out the green but i dont think she wanted to settle for anything other than blonde or gray

@easypeasy7584

Жыл бұрын

No, I dont think this would have worked. The problem is, her hair was patchy and damaged. There were blond parts in it as well. If she had used a strawberry color on the hair it may have canceld the green out but would have also left reddish areas, looking super ridiculous. Also the tone you get by cancelling this out is a dirty tone and I wouldnt have done that. If her hair was 100% green without ANY light spots or roots she could have used a self mixed shampoo with reddish pigments. That would have been an option. But as it was? No chance. And once red pigments touch bleached hair they will never go away. I have been through everything from light blonde to black, with pink, green, blue and red hair and the worst to get out was blue and red.

My daughter had very long hair & she kept colouring it dark brown. Her natural colour was dark blonde. It took me many months like 18 + of foils to get the dark brown out and there was no damage. That is interesting about the pigments from each different company

Her hair looked great after the first bleach; blended great with her roots.. lol she has a jiffy pop popcorn cap on

I'm not a hairdresser, but I am a visual artist and I wonder if dyeing her hair with a complimentary colour (red in her case to cancel out the green) would have helped to archieve a more brown or medium blonde colour. Idk 🤷‍♀️

Aww Bless her, she reminds me of myself at her age. I would of cried too. Great teaching @Hair Buddha. x

I think because after the 4th bleach it looked kinda silvery she thought grey would be more achievable.

Her final outcome was actually pretty! After all the bleaching, I really thought all of her hair would fall out. It's sad that she thinks her beauty comes from what her hair looks like. It's so hard to be young and insecure.

This video makes me hurt for teenaged girls who have to live online. Literally I cried. I feel the need to do something to help them. They’re being consumed by the internet & by anxiety

@malloryknox6802

Жыл бұрын

So she "lives online" just because she uploaded a video dyeing her hair 3 years ago? 😂 And you cried over a video of a girl dyeing her hair, wow. That makes me wonder who is really the one being "consumed by the internet" 🤔

@amandawiloth6747

Жыл бұрын

@mallory Knox I had the same though 😂

@bonniehoeft7093

10 ай бұрын

Get help girl🤷

My Monday relief has arrived! I've been looking forward to seeing you, Hair Buddha. Have a great week, Hair Buddha and friends. 🌞❤️🌈

@hair-buddha

Жыл бұрын

Hello Trista, Maybe I will lift your week more because on Wednesday their is an extra video planned...

@Trista072

Жыл бұрын

@hair-buddha ,YES! Awesome! It most certainly will. Thank you for letting me know. I also saw your FB post about your live stream on the 21st. ❤️

She's so beautiful ~

As a hairstylist… I wanted to feel bad but omg I couldn’t stop laughing 😂 I also use to work for Sally’s when this Titanium color came out, and this problem was not uncommon.. but I’ve never seen it this bad

I am sooo happy Hair Buddha said to use the remover that is the same as the hair color u used!!! BRAVO!!! THIS MAN GIVES GOOD INFO!!! He doesn’t follow some fad technique going around he gives great tips! I always forward his videos to my friends! Helps a lot!!! ❤

Straw hair imminent...she was picturing a silver looking titanium ring...I can't imagine how this gets fixed.

The thing that I really appreciate the most of these videos, besides being non-judgemental, is how you teach temperance applied to hair colours. That's something I think many other hairdressers either underestimate or downright despise because yolo, the more drastic the change the better, right? But it DOES bring risks with it. I love to hear you bringing us back to reality: even if you could change colour, sometimes it may just not be the best for your hair. Or sometimes you just have to be patient and take the right steps in order to reach your goal. That's right and that's nice. Keep on going! ❤️

@Saskatchetooner

8 ай бұрын

J is amazing!

She’s learning. The second wash wasn’t bad. Light color works with her eyes. Thanks again for the tips Mr. Hair Buddha❤

All these colours are to risky and to stressful for this plain Jane. I would have a melt down if I tried something like this and it ended up a mess.

Poor poor girl... I hope she leaves her hair alone for a while. I wish she went for a brunette instead. You are so kind to these girls.

This was a great vid, really enjoyed it and actually smiled.she was a lovely lass, not so cocky and showy off like all the others. She meant well with her hair and did it “somewhat” thoughtfully. Unfortunately she didn’t get all the bleach blended through well. She has a beautiful face and uses minimal makeup with is also a lovely thing to see for young chicks. Her Bob wasn’t all that bad actually but yes unless you want orange hair it best to redo in another tone. The buzz cut was brave but I can tell you from being a person who cuts n colours their own hair for many years (yes sometimes having semi fails as I am NOT a hairdresser, but with sensible action after it always went well, even having others comment asking where did I get my hair done, lol) Buss cut looked great, I assume a few days later she would have noticed those lil longer sections and corrected them. Yes the darker hair accentuates her face n eyes amazingly….gorgeous lass inside n out. A sweetie. Good video HairBudda…Lisa in West Aussie

Hair Buddha, always here to make our Mondays magical, thank you 💚

If she knew she was gonna do titanium, she didn't need to bleach any of that color out. Thinking gray is the same as titanium is a big mistake 😬 always check your color wheel, my friend..

The titanium blue looks awesome with her skin and eyes! Really pretty contrast. I totally understand her disappointment and frustration but objectively-- cool color discovery!!

Hair Buddha, Thank you so much for these helpful hints. I'm hooked on your videos, and your reactions are hilarious. Now hopefully I can take my time and color my hair the right way.

Your videos are so funny and informative Hair Buddha! I love your travel videos too 😀

Another great video! Thank you for making my Monday better! Hope everyone has a wonderful day!

@hair-buddha

Жыл бұрын

Have a great monday

@sallyfields2385

Жыл бұрын

@@hair-buddha And you as well!

Your face says it all hair budda! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Another great video! I used to have bright colors and learning how to use the color wheel worked wonders for me because I was able to change the color without struggling. Thank you for making these videos!

Wooo! A new video! Sending you love from Australia 🤗🤗🤗 best channel on KZread!

@hair-buddha

Жыл бұрын

Hello Australia...

I learned a lot from this video. Thank you so much. Seriously.

Diar Hair Buddha, you are so kind and worm to all of this girls✨ It's so sweet 🌸 Thank you very much for your video, every time so glad to see it🙌

That dark blue looks soooo beautiful with her complexion! 💙 😍

I loved the green on her ! 😭 Been there myself so no judgment 🤣

I've been in this exact situation last year and all credit goes to you @Hair Buddha. Your videos taught me well on how to get rid of blue, dye it blonde and avoid disaster. Been growing my virgin hair since (light blonde) and honestly I couldn't be happier. Blue hair fails always remind me it was a good idea to watch the entire KZread and do some research instead of bleaching like crazy and ending up with £1000s left in the hair salon.

The green blue was fine with some bouncy waves it would look lovely and healthy .Now her hair looks like a swamp, a damaged swamp.

Out of all the colours I've ever had(and that's almost every colour available in directions collection + a whole lot of box dye) green, blue and turquoise have been the hardest to get rid of. Bleach has been able to remove almost all colours, even black and red, but the blue pigments in directions' toners NEVER disappeared. I bleached several times, also had pink and purple which I actually got rid of completely after two rounds of bleach a few weeks apart. The blue-green tones didn't. I tried to cover it with a darker pink and then I bleached again. Lastly I put an ash blonde box dye, but the blue-green shone through. It went away only when I finally cut my hair. I'll never use any of these colours again, which is sad because I like them.

@bagandbroad

Жыл бұрын

Agree completely, I’ve done nearly every vivid color except yellow and orange at this point, and literally nothing removed or covered blue/green/teal.

@TulaLina

Жыл бұрын

@@bagandbroad I've had orange and yellow too. They actually went away completely after one quick bleach, but my hair was only bleached once when I toned it and it wasn't damaged so the toners probably didn't get sucked into the hair. 🤪

Love your videos and love, love, love your beard and eyeglasses logo. It so cool!🥰

I love your sense of humor. ❤

I think it's a really pretty color, she did such a good job on it too, it doesn't look patchy or uneven in tone. I am honestly impressed! She should really be happy that she didn't go to her first day of school bald AF!! I do feel bad that she worked all those hours and saved up just for things to not turn out how she wanted them to 😢 you look beautiful girl! Regardless of weather your hair is green, blue, titanium or no hair at all! You are gorgeous! 💖💖💖

When I lived in the States, I had a Sally's "frequent flyer" card LOL

She should have gone to the hairdressers! Like you said, people don't research enough and then think they're professionals. There's a reason hairdressers have training!!

Swarovski hair color remover with volume 10 developer works awesome. It got my pink, red, blue, and purple all out to a blonde base no bleach. Just had my roots!!!

The strange colour round 9:30 looks cute on her in a unique way. Especially with her makeup.

This is the funniest video I’ve ever seen on my life 😂😂😂 this was great

I love the blue and green! it's not even faded or grown out why is she changing it??

@Marskilius

Жыл бұрын

I feel like she could have tried to shampoo the color out a few times before attempting to change it. Blue is a b¡Tch to remove, been there done that 😵‍💫

Love how much I learn here

She has a job? Her hair certainly would be worth going to the salon on a day off!😵‍💫😳Hello HB!💞💞💞💞💞💞💞

I think she’s lucky to even have hair after all that abuse.

Strange comment but you have lovely hands. I tend to look at hairdresser’s hands just because I don’t want gross hands on my head. But you could cut my hair anytime. I have to say a big thank you for your pearls of wisdom. I have just managed to bleach my daughters roots with a great result. We used the Jerome Russell products 20 vol with Jplex mixed in. She treats her hair once a week with Olaplex no 3 with a no 2 after bleaching. Oh and yes. We had fine sections and didn’t put the bleach on the lengths. In fact we put hair wax at the cut off line to protect them. One thing I can’t get her to stop using is purple shampoo. Small steps though eh?

I'm so glad I watched This! I was considering putting a permanent blue over my bleached blonde/ grey hair so I wouldn't have to keep lightning it. My gut was telling me NO! This proved me right!

Great tip! About the same brand thing yesss

You crack me up so bad 😂

🤣🤣🤣🤣 I love the end result 💞

Oh dear 😢 I feel for her as she is only 16 and unfortunately doesn’t understand the technical issues she was going to face and end up with. If only she had stopped at the first bleach and stuck with the green hair for a bit. As they say we live and learn and in this case a little bit the hard way 😏. Thanks Hair budda for the great explanation and advice for this video!

Volim tvoj kanal. Pozdrav iz Bosne i Hercegovine. 💓

It’s sad to see this, already happened to me after bleaching I put a level 7 and turned super dark. Darker than it was before, I felt really frustrated. Maybe because the hair is very porous it takes the new color too fast.

Months and months of job at Barnes & Noble wouldn’t have paid for her desired color at hair dresser. And constant upkeep appointments. So young, mom can’t say anything at that age. We try and we fail. And learn from it. Much respect to you, Hair Buddha, I’ve learned so much from your videos.

That Titanium will fade a lot with washings. I’ve used it.

Boy, a lot of us have been there, eventually we all learn some hard lessons along the way! Poor girl, I feel her pain. 😢

Can you please check Erica Henry Johnston's channel? she has a video where she dies her grey hair a "temporary" rose and things go bad. Curious about your take on women who choose to let their greys grow, struggle to grow for years then accidents like this happen :-)

@77andsunny

Жыл бұрын

I saw that too. She said “I should probably do a strand test, but…go big or go home “ She’s why you should strand test

That was a roller coaster! It started rough, then for a moment it seemed like it'd be ok, and then it spiralled WAAAAAY down again.

💜Good morning, HB, from Arizona, USA🤗

@hair-buddha

Жыл бұрын

Hello

I have spent months watching videos like this. After I had my hair cut and colored by my hairdresser, I had over an inch of roots. I knew that I had to retouch it myself because of my schedule and budget. Because of your and others, I was able to go from an greenish blue to a bright ocean blue with no breakage or significant damage.

The last color looked the best.

Am I the only one that thinks the end color is dope? hahaha like old school Feria Hair Color vintage teal grunge color i love it!

Exactly Slow and Low Is the best way To Go 🙏❤

I got anxiety just from the first 30 seconds. 😆 🤣

Think these differences colours are great when they are first done, but the roots grow out so quickly and when you are fed up with colour, it must be a nightmare to cover up, unless you go black. I dyed mine purple once, not all over, but just a few small sections on short hair. It looked good for the first three to four weeks, but ended up fading to green. I ended up dying it all over dark brown

It takes me 3 months to decide what color imma do next Signed, Purple with prism rainbow splices

I’m just glad her hair wasn’t burnt off!

5:32 Hahaha you tell em, King

Wow she looks like Grimes ❤❤❤

I did so much BS with my hair as a Teen and Twen. Like Bright Pink, Multicolour, etc... Also one time a light grey. BUT I did my research in before AND bought a single ashy tone for toning. I think her end result wasn't that bad matching her skin tone.

Not to mention how incredibly porous her hair would be after so much bleach. It would have sucked up that colour like a sponge.

I've always cut and dyed my hair myself. If I want to go from my natural hair color (dark brown) to gray, I would no doubt go to a salon.

Love your outfit 👍

Thank you for your videos probably you cannot help this poor girl doing this experiment on her, but probably help others trying be hairstylist. By the way Love you're videos.

I never got rid of the green that I bleached into my hair. It was always underneath a covering Color till I was able to cut it off

“I’m guessing brown is too normal for you…”. - Truer words were never spoken……

I did this but at the point where it was light green i did a bleach wash then used a dollop of pink dye in my shampoo and it toned out a lot of the left over green. Then i just did another bleach wash and slowly the colour faded enough i could use toner to fix. My hair is a pixie cut but that was over two weeks to correct! Its not a quick or easy process but i knew that and took my time.

I don't get why people will spend all this money to risk messing up versus converting that to a salon appointment. (Speaking as someone who has done it, over-processed, cut my hair into a pixie, grew it back out, and then went to a salon the next time.)

@hctompkins

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40 dollar gamble on what you want or 600 dollars at a salon that doesn't even give you what you ask for. Tell them you want all over even lift and they give you foils. I cut my hair professionally for the first time in half a decade and I still didn't like it. Swear I'm going to the barber down the road who does mullets from now on. If they can do mullets they ought to be able to cut layers for me.

Awe that poor hunny, like yeah she may not have researched everything but awe, no one deserves to feel that way with their hair🥺

I figured out the Wella color charm tone conundrum it’s labled permanent toner hence the reason they use 20V

I just love blue hair, it fades too fast, is there a real permanent blue dye or are they all only semi permanent? 💙 love your videos

@Marskilius

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Schwarzkopf and L'oreal has some blue permanent colors. And any salon that does fashion colors should have too. 😊

@roisincowzer1659

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@@Marskilius I'm trying schwarzkopf next time, but I've seen bad reviews, I bought it any way so fingers crossed 🤞 thanks for the info

@Marskilius

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@@roisincowzer1659 I've got good results with the Schwartzkopft Live color Blue Mercury (U67). My natural hair is neutral dark blonde, around level 7-6. I used it as a base to color the under side of my hair indigo purple and it looked so good!

I gave up being blonde because I could never decide what pastel shade to be so I just went back to brown but I feel so sorry for her. I know her frustration and how impulse can drive us to make very bad decisions, especially when you're young... so sorry for the her, poor girl 😢 Her hair still looked lovely and any colour suited her