Pro tip: sodium bicarbonate and dish soap liquid makes a good oven cleaner

@SuperPurpleangel

Жыл бұрын

ty so much for this😊

@christinegraham2579

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!

@Loralanthalas

Жыл бұрын

Baking soda and vinegar are my go to cleaning for EVERYTHING. I love the bubbles 🫧

@Mrs.Silversmith

Жыл бұрын

Well now that explains a lot!

@chidenisee

11 ай бұрын

Baking soda and hydrogen peroxide to whiten teeth. Use it like a toothpaste

A day off, a hot cup of coffee, and knowing that my next 16 minutes and 13 seconds will be worry free. Ah, relief. Have a great weekend, Hair Buddha and friends. 🌞❤🌈

@hair-buddha

Жыл бұрын

Have a great weekend

@Guttergirl182

Жыл бұрын

Ugh, I have to be to work in 40 minutes. Happy weekend!🎉

@Trista072

Жыл бұрын

@@Guttergirl182, I hope it's a good day. I go back to work tomorrow. Today is my Sunday. 😢

@Trista072

Жыл бұрын

@@hair-buddha, Thank you, Hair Buddha. ❤️

@chrisandmegsmom

Жыл бұрын

I feel the same way when I watch Hair Budda. Love him!

Well... "Hair falling" should still count as "colour removal", in a way. 😅😂

"Its the baking soda that saying don't touch me. Its a sign from above."😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂. As usual very entertaining. Thank you Hair Budda 🤗

Friendly reminder that you can always do a test strip, so you don't ruin all of your hair! Dish soap, baking soda, and vitamin C are all so drying, even on their own. I did try it once, mixed with clarifying shampoo, and my hair felt like straw and no color even was removed. I've used many semi-permanent/ direct deposit dyes over the years, and I've had the best luck fading color with Head & Shoulders. Original Head & Shoulders shampoo lathered over hair rinsed in very warm water. Then I let it sit in my hair (like you would conditioner) and when you rinse it, you'll see color run out. It's gentle enough to use multiple times a week, even daily, and won't damage your hair. It won't remove all the color, but it does help fade it.

@tinybutmightycookie2518

Жыл бұрын

Thank you ever so much for that tip! 🙏💝

@melissabyrd1310

Жыл бұрын

I did that once as well. The Head and Shoulders faded the color i hated enough to where i was able to recolor. It removed allot of the permanent color.

When she accidentally spilled her concoction, and you shook your head, it made me laugh so hard. 😆

My mom asked me, bleach her natural gray hair. Some parts was almost white, some parts was dark grey (inside a lot of yellow pigment, cause she was originally brown). I used 10 volume, and made long bleaching... 3 times. It was a torture. After 5 weeks, yesterday I bleached her regowned. 10 volume, 60 minutes, and the end result is perfect. Under that 60 minutes i cutted my dads hair too, so i learned a lot from you, and now im very grateful. Thanks to you my parents are proud to me, and happy with the results. Thank you! You are the best!😊❤

Hair Buddha Top 10 Hair Hates: 1)Coconut oil 2)Vitamin C 3)Dandruff shampoo 4)Dish soap 5)Purple shampoo 6)Wella T-18 7)Not sectioning hair 8)Box bleach 9)30-40% volume developer for bleaching 10)Quick Blue

It's amazing how we tell ourselves we're not damaging our hair with baking soda even after it turns to straw and we can't brush through it. Unfortunately I had to cut off all my hair but now its natural and healthy and I'm not messing with it anymore. Lesson learned.

The saddest thing with first girl - the same pink would give almost the same effect without cleaning color! Purple and magenta really close at color wheel so there no need to do all that work

All these videos should be labeled “Why chemistry knowledge is important “. Without bleach? Bleach doesn’t just refer to a particular product; it refers to what a compound DOES. So when you mix sodium bicarbonate with X volume peroxide, you get sodium peroxide (N2O2), which is….a bleaching agent! So yeah, you’re bleaching your hair.

The first girl could have put that bright pink over the lavender and it would have been fine 😖

Baking soda dried my hair out so bad that I had to chop off a few inches and then do a lot of hair masks. A year later and it’s finally normal now. Do not use baking soda and dish soap on your hair- especially my fellow wavy/curly haired friends!

@trishayamada807

Жыл бұрын

You end up frizzy. Such a mess.

@victoriagilarranz6804

Жыл бұрын

I think it must be especially brutal on curls, I did baking soda and laundry detergent (yikes) many years ago to strip out blue dye, and ended up wishing I had just used bleach instead. I'm more skeptical of what I read online these days. 😅

@trishayamada807

Жыл бұрын

@@victoriagilarranz6804 my daughter and I watched this together, she’s got curls too, and she asks me why didn’t she just do bleach in the first place!? Yep. It’s all damaging but doing stuff that doesn’t work and still crisp-ifries your hair was it worth it? I rather bleach and get the colors out then cut off the damage. Not have to try numerous methods, still have fruit cocktail colored hair AND still need to cut it!

@victoriagilarranz6804

Жыл бұрын

@Trisha Yamada yep. You end up just pre-damaging hair that is inevitably going to be bleached anyway. I leave the cleaning supplies for their intended purposes these days. 😅

@a.kenneth3521

Жыл бұрын

@@trishayamada807 The way you wrote the comment above just had me giggling. Crisp-ifries! Heehee! You’re a hoot! Thanks!

I'd like to say thank you for your videos. I box dye my hair dark brown, I've never understood why my roots still looked quite light in parts afterwards. I now know it's because I wasn't doing TINY SECTIONS! I followed your advice and my hair is now completely even and looks great. I look at people's hair now and shout TINY SECTIONS! in my head 😂 Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I appreciate it. Not only are your videos entertaining but they are educational too. You know your stuff. You are my Hair Buddha ❤

@lucietigger1641

Жыл бұрын

Every time I dye my hair, I swear I can hear Hair Buddha saying 'fine sections!'. Same tho, it's definitely improved colour application (bright red hi lift dye on brunette hair, so missed patches were very obvious)

The actual labor it takes to do hair really is no joke, I agree. I never realized how long it can take to get things right, until I started bleaching and dying part of my own hair. I dye part of my hair black, and bleach/do vivids on the other part, and it takes a very long time. While I personally can't afford it, I'll never scoff at a stylist's prices after learning how much work it is. Especially if there's banding/a weird tone that won't go away.

@krickster82

Жыл бұрын

I have been bleaching my friends hair for years now... for free. I have saved him so much money. I asked him to trim my hair in a straight line and he refused to watch a 5 min tutorial.... guess his roots are going g to stay dark for some months😂

@singularity___

Жыл бұрын

@@krickster82 I'd def stop doing it! Seems like he might be taking the free labor for granted, that's a lot of saved money

@krickster82

Жыл бұрын

@singularity lol he does not even ask nicely he sends a gif of someone pointing at their roots and says when can you do it then I give my availability and he is like naw how about this day.... no I am working. (I think part of the reason I still do it is I work in healthcare and still abide by original covid protocol and t He is part of the 7 people I allowed myself to see. So at least I get a social interaction. I guess

@dragonfly9821

Жыл бұрын

@@krickster82 Damn right he will have dark roots. You've been doing him a huge favour!

@Hazelcake

Жыл бұрын

@@krickster82 let him know you're feeling like he's taking you for granted and the reaction to that will tell you all you need to know

Clearly the missing step for all these was proper use of coconut oil! 🤣

2.5 volume developer. Love it!!

Dandruff shampoo on its own left in your hair for like 30 mins - 1 hour works just as well if not better than vitamin c treatment. Yes, your hair will be super dry after. You NEED to do intensive hair masks after if you are doing that Also if you're dying your hair bright colors you can't be washing it often unless you want to get rid of it. I wash my hair once a week or less

There's a reason the 'bleached blondes' of the old movies were called 'peroxide blondes'. It was the peroxide they used to bleach their hair.

I’ve had waffles in Belgium and hearing you talk about mixing waffles with 20 Vol developer hurt my soul….and made me crave waffles 😂. Great video as always! Lots of love from Italy! 🇮🇹 🇺🇸

That’s crazy! But I will admit I did some pretty crazy things with my hair in my 20’s and even 30’s!!

actually, I really liked the light blue / teal color on her hair :)

@aimeevandijk1482

Жыл бұрын

I agree, it complemented her eyes

People will literally use anything.. ANYTHING than products made for hair care and then get upset it does not work lmao

I decided to let my gray grow out. To help a little bit I tried the vit C and head and shoulders method. Did it twice and it did help to lighten my boxdyed hair a bit. But It's not THE sollution. Now I'm just patiently waiting for my hair to turn completly gray. And enjoying the journey 😊

@Madmarsha

Жыл бұрын

Samesies! It's really not so bad. I'm just concentrating on getting my hair healthy.

I don't know if you will see this but THANK YOU for recommending Blondme over and over throughout your videos. My hair has never felt healthier post-bleach!

“Mix a bowl with Belgian waffles and baking soda” I can’t omg😭😭😭

I love how Hair Buddha makes manages to entertain AND educate AND provide resources and tutorials on how to do our hair well. He’s the best channel on KZread!!

Man, it pains me how many people can't even be bothered to go to Sally Beauty here in the US, which now sells Matrix products, and one of Chi's professional lines, or heck the Ion brand has a color remover you can mix with water that won't make your hair fall out! I'm Albino I go brown to platinum often, you can do that if you do it right it won't cost anymore money than the baking soda and developer lol. You can do a few rounds and still end up with a full head of hair and no breakage. 😨

Just pay someone to do it right the first time. My great gran would say, buy it right, buy it once, buy it wrong, buy it over and over again.

I just bleach the regrows and do purple in winter and pink in summer the shade is always well done

Love your channel! I learn so much- mainly, “what not to do” 😂. Oh, how I wish your saint was near me!! I have challenging hair for a lot of hairdressers….

The pink girl looks great at the end but her poor hair... I can hear it screaming 🤣

You rearranged the stuff on your walls! The elk head is now behind you!

After the baking soda my hair was so dry that I had to cut it 😂 it removed the color... Drastically 😂😂😂

Learnt more from you than I ever learnt in training so ty hair buddha

My scalp was so sore after the Vitamin C method. I now bleach bath and it's so much better for your scalp and my hair was so much softer.

Hi every body. A new vidéo of hair Buddha is just what I need after 5 days of wind and rain here in Finistère. It s just perfect to begin the week-end. Thank you hair Buddha.

Love watching your videos with my dog. I get Educated what to and what not to do. And sometimes their funny as hell.

@hair-buddha

Жыл бұрын

Thx for watching and give your dog a hug from me

“It’s a sign”!! 😂😂😂

"I found a tutorial on youtube"... and you know she is going to destroy her hair.😂😂😂Thank you thank you thank you! It is good to have a list of products you consider good quality.

💜🥰🤩🤗 How many layers of this 'mixture' has she put on her hair? Apply, let dry - apply, let dry - apply AGAIN let dry - No wonder her hair is falling out!

Love this so much!!!🤘🖤🤘🖤🤘🖤🤘🖤🤘

Hack: if u don't have anything below 10Vol you can mix it with water (destiled water is better) ; half water half 10vol it will be 5 Vol . Ofc it will be runnier but i find runny toners to be easier to apply. (There r actualy salons that only buy huge bottles of 50Vol and mix it themselves to go lower)

I love watching your videos. You’re so helpful but also sooo funny when you’re yelling at someone in the video not to do that.. It’s sad and funny to watch the people mess up their hair so much. I’m an older woman who doesn’t have much hair anymore so I keep it cut very very short, and wear wigs. I don’t have to worry about coloring anymore and I’m so glad. Also I just cut it myself with clippers. So none of this applies to me but you’re still so much fun to watch and I’ve learned a lot, not that I’ll ever need it, lol.

I believe you. Thumbs up! 👍❤

Thank you for the list. :) Please, in the hair treatment section would you add shampoos, conditioners, masks/repairs for natural hair including grey?

My hair is natural blonde. It says so right on the bottle. 😃

Fun fast. Dish soap is great for removing soap scum from your bathroom. If it's strong enough to remove soap scum it will strip your hair

@andymkp

Жыл бұрын

There's a lot of cleaning products that will strip the hair color, they're just not for hair. They will damage and dry the hair.

Color oops works pretty damn good and it has no bleach. I corrected my daughters hair with it, with zero damage.

I so wanna bleach n color my friend’s hair n film it n send it to u so u could tell me “good job u r doing it correctly n taking fine sections!” Feeling ur approval is going to make me happy xD

Baking soda “ danger danger will Robinson “ !!! 😂

That pink will fade so fast..Her hair is friedddd..😬🙊 Love your video's Mr HB ❤ Have a great weekend! ♡🙏🍹 Ps: i love the Vintage lamp and the deerhead on the wall! 🦌

❤❤❤Thank you for another nice episode.. have a wonderful weekend and greetings from Poland

🫣Baking soda...dish wash soap😬 mais quelle idée !HB reactions😂❤

Hair Buddha love your channel! ❤

@hair-buddha

Жыл бұрын

Thx

Baking soda + dishwasher+ peroxide are amazing to clean carpets.

Do you think you will ever do another hair Q&A? I really enjoyed the last one, it was very informative.

I Like the Wella Color Crystal (Part A+B ) to remove my old Color. It works😊

people that want these bright vibrant hair colors need to invest in a good color depositing conditioner rather than constantly dying their hair. For a brief period of time I have electric purple hair and the purple conditioner i used made it even more purple and you only had to use it once or twice a week to keep it purple.

I was supposed to go to the hairdresser today to get (partial) highlights for the first time in my life. Unfortunately, she had to cancel because she is sick home with the flu, so I guess I'll just spend my time watching this video instead! I hope she'll feel better soon.

@anneg5720

Жыл бұрын

That's a shame nina nina but it will be worth it when you get it done.

@ninawth

Жыл бұрын

@@anneg5720 Nawww thank you! I hope so, too.

Hi Hair Buddha !!!.....Belgian Waffles!!!🤣🤣🤣your make my day every time!! Love you ❤

Love your work, HB! Much love from Downunder. ❤😊

I hate it too !! Its still a whole load of chemicals that do not belong on your head 🙄

You're always awesome!

Would you please add a ‘fine section’ about products to take care of naturally grey hair to your new website list? 😁

the way I'm begging them to use a moisturizing hair mask between those "sessions"

Binging Hair Buddha while my hair progresses…again ❤❤

I have seen hair professionals of 20+ years say its less damaging to use baking soad.

Poor hair Buddha no wonder he lost his hair dish soap baking soda and purple shampoo. And I agree with the Belgium waffles

1000% needed this, thank you, thank you so much 😍🤗

Not the Belgian waffles😭😭💀😂

If I ever have the money to go to Belgium I am going to hit up Hair Buddha at his Salon. Plus it will be an excuse for me to have to keep going back😆

😂 Belgium waffles 😂😂😂😂😂

why do people always gasp when they spill stuff??? i don't even blink when i spill stuff. lots of mess no worries

A couple years ago I wanted to remove some of the faded box dye to see how much my hair had grayed. I had used color oops before and liked the result but smelled like sulfur for weeks, so I gave in and colored my hair again. So I decided to try an online recipe that used baking soda, honey, cinnamon, and a little peroxide with conditioner. It didn't lighten much at all (even wrapped in cling film overnight) but at least my hair smelled amazing! Whoever makes hair care products, please make some with honey and cinnamon scent!

The only thing we ever removed baking soda for was a medication and hard water stripper before any chemical services.

Yes! New video!

I am so glad that I had natural auburn hair as a kid and adult. I am getting grey so now I match my greys using all natural henna. It covers the greys, I can do my own hair and I never damage my hair using harsh chemicals. (Yes you can use henna too often and this will cause a buildup on hair follicle. If this happens strip with VitC or you can use a cleansing shampoo.) 1 time per 3 months I will use fresh aloe on dry hair, sit and watch a show then rinse with a small/tiny amount of shampoo. Henna is for red tones. If you use henna do not try to use bleach as it will not have a good result. If you pick henna... stick with it.

Belgian waffles! I go on holiday to Belgium in may, I definitely have to try these 😍😂

I only use temp colors on my grey hair but am excited to read your recommendations! I am always so glad to see a new video from you, Hair Buddha...I could watch you all day. You're the best!

A hairdresser once said to my sister to use ketchup on her hair to get rid of brassy tones 😂🤦🏽‍♀️

@yelizaveta1278

Жыл бұрын

It DOES work for something else If your hair has taken on a green cast or tone after chlorinated water (like a swimming pool) - ketchup is/was sometimes used as a quick fix . (It's been years and there's more options available now though ) . At least IF your sister did follow , it wouldn't really do damage tho😅

@mandidepaor

Жыл бұрын

@@yelizaveta1278 Ooh interesting 😮 Thanks for the information. Yeah it definitely wouldn’t have done any harm but I did think it was bizarre at the time 😄

@yelizaveta1278

Жыл бұрын

@@mandidepaor That was odd... 🥴.. Well ,the ketchup thing makes sense in theory(via the colour wheel) since red cancels out green 🤷‍♀️

Malibu C CPR is a vitamin C treatment and when used properly it will work with LESS damage than bleach not no damage but less. I have never used developer and my hair is BRIGHT teal and fading with shampooing then the vit c treatment will work. But hair mask, oil and leave in conditioner is a must for a week or so.

Greetings from Manchester England, a newbie to your channel ☺️ absolutely love watching & absorbing all the information you give 🙏 I’ve been doing my own hair for many years with many orange results 😂 luckily due to experience I’ve finally got my hair just as I want… grateful for your experience ❤

@a.kenneth3521

Жыл бұрын

Welcome to the world of hair fails! 🎉

4:02 - thank you for the many great moments like this one👍

How to ACTUALLY lighten your fashion colors without bleach and truly do no damage: 1. Buy some Mr. Teal's Bath Salts in ANY scent. 2. Take a bath and soak your hair in the hot water, scrubbing the colored hair. Ta-da!!! I do this all the time and it works!!

Belgian waffle method: HairBuddah Approved ✔️

She is using temp color too. Diff from perm color

I remember running out of shampoo once and I used dish soap on my hair....learnt my lesson, my hair was one big dry unbrushable knot....took an entire bottle of conditioner to get my hair untangled and feeling better. I would never recommend anything that entailed the use of dish soap on your hair...😊

Thanks for the site with the product recomendations. I have bleached hair and use or used to use almost all of the treatments you put there. I and my hair also love the Davines OI conditioner.

I love you reaction❤. Thanks to you, I started to wash my hair in cold water and my crazy hair color is less disappear🤩

@hair-buddha

Жыл бұрын

I’m happy if my tips are useful

@Kadybka

Жыл бұрын

@@hair-buddha I love your films 😃. When there are no new ones, I watch the old ones🤭

That's the thing I always said to my mom, you can't be blond in 30 minutes if you're that dark, she always complain because I have to let sit the bleach in her hair for almost an hour to get a light blonde and other hour to tone down the yellow of her roots, dry her hair and cut the bad ends, but she says that it doesn't take that long in videos and hair salons where she went in the past and I'm like "mom that's why the people on the video have already dark blonde hair and lift faster", also the people who works in the hair salons where I live seems that they doesn't care about the health of their clients hair, I mean once I went to a salon to ask for a haircut and there was a girl who was getting her roots done and guess what I saw? The lady of the hair salon was putting 40 VOLUME ON THE ALREADY BLEACHED HAIR OF THE GIRL, I felt soo bad for that client and I asked to the lady of the hair salon why she was putting a high developer in already bleach hair and she told me "because her hair is dark" and I was like "her roots are dark not the ends, don't you see?", But the lady of the salon like got upset for my questions and ignored me, so I decided not to come back to that salon, their prices are cheap, but your hair will regret to go to salons where people work fast,but don't know what they are doing

I remember the early 2000 in which Head and Shoulders dandruff shampoo was THE method to fade out semi-perminant colours. It was absolute garbage shampoo that left your hair feeling like hay 😅, but hey, instant pestel colours. Now I want to make waffles, or pancakes being Dutch, for dinner 😂. Groetjes uit het mooie Zeeuwse landschap 😊

@hair-buddha

Жыл бұрын

Groetjes noorder buur

@ninawth

Жыл бұрын

Mijn ex gebruikte altijd Head and Shoulders antiroos shampoo. Toen ik het uitprobeerde, veranderde mijn haar inderdaad in stro 😂 Gelukkig weet ik nu dankzij Hair Buddha dat dat niet aan mijn haar lag!

Not me. I take like 3 hrs to do my hair 😂

There is a reason people spend years in school to learn how to do what you want.

K18 hair treatments, swear by it much better than anything else I’ve ever used. Not cheap but will last ages, plus if you use it you don’t need conditioner so you save a little there

Those people who can't make their minds about their hair color and need to change every two weeks should just use wigs and keep their hair natural. Much healthier and cheaper in the long run.

@iramage2235

Жыл бұрын

also wash-out toner exists too. But usually I am even afraid of using those that aren't blue/silver because I don't believe that they wash out 100% and I don't wanna end up with a dirty shade of whatever lol

About to drive 2 hours to my dear friend that is a hairdresser, so I know my hair is safe. Going to ask her if she knows about your channel😂

Love your videos! I can't wait to do my hair with all the tips I've gotten from these

@bekkimcgrath

Жыл бұрын

Just remember what size sections to take😅😅

@hellgirl9089

Жыл бұрын

@@bekkimcgrath stuck between fine sections or just rubbing it in like shampoo 🤔 🤣

@anneg5720

Жыл бұрын

@@hellgirl9089 just rub it girl only if its bleach 😂😂😂😂🤦‍♀️ kills me when folk do that, to be fair i get as much laughs as i do screaming at the screen Nooooooo dont do that 🤣🤣

Saw that you added henna to the list! Thankss

i feel like her lavender would eventually fade anyways.. ive been doing true purple and lavender for almost 3 years and it fades every time, given my base is pale yellow. such a lovely colour to transition between

@Deftkitt3n

Жыл бұрын

the pink she ended up with is gorgeous!!! manic panic hot hot pink has always saved me, it comes out like a dream also