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Are these instructions safe for a silk men's suit (long suit that some hasidic Jews wear)

Did you pick the red color or did she?

Do you have any suggestion on how to treat discolouration spots on a silk dress?

Great yoga practice 💚 And I really enjoyed your music selection☺️

Saludos especiales para una reina que no tengo palabras para describir su ermosura saludos desde sacramento California❤❤

Beautiful music.Motivates me to do exercise in the morning

Are there ads in this video? I didn't hear any but I didn't listen to the whole thing yet. If anyone can tell me, that would be much appreciated.

@theroadmosthigh1122 Are you still using the rosemary water also?

Shortly after bleaching dusting the hair like you're doing is a good idea, but in a few months you might want to transition to actual search & destroy because you don't want to be cutting hairs that are new growth & not breakage :)) you might also want to consider microtrimming to improve the hemline once you start seeing growth. Glad to see you're already seeing improvements <3

I know you don’t want to loose your length but the damage has to go. Search out a short style and go for it. With a new stylist. Go natural…girl you a beautiful, stop trying to change what you were given because nothing looks more beautiful then healthy shiny hair. Why do we always want something other then what we have? The grass is NOT greener on the other side. You can definitely pull off a short style and healthy hair is so much more beautiful. You got this girl, I mean look at that face…cut it off. Your healthy hair will grow to your waste in five years.

Good plan. Let your hair heal. I’ve had bleach nightmares too. Last time I bleached, June 2022, my hair broke a lot. The hairdresser, a man I trusted for decades, said, don’t worry, you have a lot of hair. 😮 He was combing out bunches! No more chemicals on my hair. It’s getting long and healthy. This too shall pass for you, dear. ❤

I have fine hair and it was down to the middle of my back. It was an auburn color and I decided that I wanted brown hair with blonde highlights. My hair stylist said no problem and used Efacil to strip out the red color and it turned a golden color. The hair stylist then mixed up a bowl of blown hair color and another bowl full of bleach. She put *all* of my hair in foil packets which took forever and was late for her next two clients while my hair was processing. She finally took all the foils out and my hair was black with white highlights. It looked like I had gone prematurely gray in one afternoon. We washed my hair to see if some of the black would come out, and I got bands of lighter and darker hair color that went around my head - much like a yellow jacket. The underneath of the hair was a copper color. This whole process took 8 hours and she was crying at the end of all of it. I left the salon and washed my hair nine times the next day which helped get rid of some of the black. I was going to shave my head, but decide to see if someone could fix it and I called a hair salon the next day in tears asking if anyone did color corrections there. I got an appointment with a wonderful hair stylist who was able to make my hair the brown color with blonde highlights and I went to her for 20 years until she retired. There was a lot of breakage and as the brown faded some grayish color to my hair, but it wasn't nearly as scary as that black and white color with bumble bee bands. It took about a year to start to calm down and I cut my hair to my shoulders which helped a lot. It seems like your hair will never be normal, but time has a wonderful way of ticking and this too will pass.

You need to just cut it above all the breakage and start fresh.

Not a lot of females admit to damaging their own hair. As they get older the hair growth phase slows and it’s less easy to reverse severe damage such as hers. That’s why it’s important for parents and their kids to be informed about basic hair care. Most people don’t even know the basics and yet they try to do all these complex things with their hair and with other’s. As a kid my dad taught me how to braid my hair and my mom used coconut oil in it. Neither parent ever chemically treated my hair because they knew how unhealthy it was. I was the same way, however I was always obsessed with straight hair at that period in my life so in high school I’d flat iron it. Not all the time, but the issue was I did it without heat protectant because I wasn’t informed on what that was and no one told me/corrected me. And at that age hair care was the last thing on my mind, unlike today where I take it much more seriously. We learn as we grow. In my early twenties I was still neglecting it because of its very high maintenance. I have coarse/textured hair by the way. The unfortunate result was it was severely tangled and matted for many years and I eventually had to get it professionally detangled. It was well worth every penny and since then I’ve been on this amazing hair journey of self care, self awareness, self love and self education. I’ve been genetically gifted with long hair but it always stayed at the same length, probably because of breakage. It wasn’t until a few years ago that my hair started growing past my waist and now it’s almost to my knees 😁 I believe my hair is the healthiest it’s ever been in my life and thankfully I was able to fix my mistakes before it was too late.

You should do the Curly Girl Method! It would really benefit your hair! Get rid of all silicones and stop bleaching and coloring and embrace your waves/curls. Please go curly girl method. It's a life changer

Good that you are doing your research. Hair is mostly made up of Keratin (a type of protein) and very little moisture. There is such a thing as Keratin & Moisture overload. Gotta find a happy balance. So many will put down affordable products in favor of high end. I personally won't buy into that. When hair is no longer healthy, it has to be trimmed, layered (hair has to have thickness) or cut to start over again. I'm often amazed by how many products many ladies put into their hair and the same to take care of their skin. I look forward to see what you do next. Thumbs Up!

Great break down of information

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Cut it off in a cute pixie and condition the he** out of it as it regrows. And stay away from the bleach. Give your hair a break!

Hello, could you tell me ingredients of a detergent that can be used on silk? I cant find any dedicated specifically for silk :(

I colored my own hair a light blonde it turned orange and I found out I had too much iron in my water. After a new water softener I saw a you tube video fromTammys ageless beauty. She uses essential oils with a carrier oil on her scalp.. Then I put castor oil or argon oil in my ends. My hairdresser says I don't have a damaged hair on my scalp now So this worked for me please try it. Check out tammys hair before she went gray it was blonde and gorgeous.

I hope you didn’t have to pay her😢but your hair will be healthier again hopefully you won’t go back to that person it’s so hard to find someone to trust. Thanks for sharing ❤

I am so moved by your story. I went to cosmetology school 2x and use to be a license hairstylist. I have had good and bad results from professionals. I let my hair grow out naturally for over 3 1/2 years and realized I needed a boost so I began with a subtle shade of red and eventually got it to a bright copper (my desired shade) with no bleach but red is the most high maintenance of colors and the off again colored masks took it's tole on me (not my hair). When all this began I was a blonde and never thought I would want to be a blonde again....wrong! After so many months of watching red hair videos and color removals I took the plunge and with one round of Color OOPS, 2/3 of all the red molecules were gone and I was left with a dark blonde hair color, keep in mind, my hair was virgin brown with some gray. I don't wish to seek out a colorist; I knew I had to add color to my hair so I purchased a very light blonde (not ash). I sat beneath a dryer for 40 minutes with a plastic cap and I was so surprise that my roots were not "hot roots" and it appears even, not patchy. For me, the box dye will lift beneath the dryer. The ends are a deeper blonde. Soon it will be time for a retouch and I will drag it to the ends for 10-15 minutes to see if the ends will lift a little, it's worked before.....and a few times a years I will comb it through (that's it).....I think I found a happy medium.....no salon color cost.....no bleaching and my objective is no toners............when I was blonde before I never toned it and it was a sunny blonde shade to my waist.....That's my story and I hope I am fortunate with my new hair journey. I am going to sub your channel to watch your journey. I wish you all the best. PS. Unlike years ago, these last 2 years, I shampoo 2x on the same day and smooth out my hair and that's it for the week. I can't go without heat, I live in 100% humidity and I don't use bonding products.....not saying they are not good for others but I won't be experimenting and long and my haircolor is aesthically pleasing. You have been fortunate to get some good advice in the comment section. Oh, one more thing, I agree with the hair chop to a degree once there is an obvious hole in the back of the hair.......having a relatively blunt base line makes the hair look healthier and fuller. Good luck!

Looks good! Please be careful with bond builder products. I used k18 on similar type hair as yours and it was kind of a disaster. I think it’s good for some hair …. Just not mine….

Your hair color is beautiful that's the color I go for now and I actually use a Box dye and it's actually one of the cheapest and it's Revlon medium reddish Brown and I just touch up my roots because I'm completely Gray and I just leave it on for like 10 minutes and it gives it the color that you have may be a little lighter. You may not have Gray hair so you may not need to touch up your roots I don't know but it works for my hair and it's $5 a Box. I used to go to the salon all the time and I achieve the same results with a Box dye that I want so I'm saving a lot of money... I myself would Box to hide my hair when I used to go blonde all the time and one time I overprocessed my hair and it was down to my elbows and it broke off probably Is 3" below my shoulders. I didn't really do anything special to it it's fixed itself I did get it all trimmed off but There wasn't really attached to my hair or so it didn't matter to me and now I have short hair I cut my hair down to a pixie and I'm letting it grow out just above my shoulders to give me more movement However I'm 60 years old and I can't pull off long hair anymore some people can I canno. I don't feel comfortable in it anymore and I'm a different person than I was when I was younger so I think we all morphin 2 different phases in our lives as we become a bit of a different woman.... I hope your hair heals quickly for you and you can get back onto it easy regimen... I hear henna coloring is very easy on your hair and it's natural you may want to look into that I hear henna coloring is very easy on your hair and it's natural you may want to look into that❤

Lot of hair mask and no shampoo

Every chemical you use is going to add further stress…… a gloss has low volume peroxide …… just use treatments & strengtheners. Be careful of protein treatments your hair w/ crack & break.

I feel you so much on your hair journey! Look into sebastian dark oil and truss net mask. They have worked wonders in restoring my hair.

😢😢😢 I feel so sad for your dead hair. It’s like straw. Maybe you should start all over again I don’t know it just feels so sad.

Hi Gabrielle, I’m so sorry this happened to you! I got my hair bleached 3 weeks ago and it’s completely fried. I have been using k18 and it is helping a lot. I also put oil on my hair while it is still wet.

I had a similar situation happen with my hair. Combination of a restrictive ED and over processing and heat. I’m not going to lie, it took me a year and a half before I could pull my bangs down to my chin. My hair was all broken at the top (well all over crown) just like yours. Here’s what worked for me….. I stopped using any heat on my hair unless I was going on a date or of needed to look nice lol, only use silk scrunchies and just did what you’re talking about…let my hair grow out…I also took Hair LaVie hair vitamins, and really felt they did a lot for both my hair and nails! After I had my hair healthy, I’ve started doing Brazilian blowout. My hair is never been healthier! Yes, it does get processed once every few months but I almost never have to use heat on it in between I don’t even have to blow dry my hair and I have wavy frizzy hair naturally. Anyway, sending you all the good juju! Don’t know why the UA-cam algorithm gods gifted me your channel on my homepage today, but I’m glad they did! New subscriber!

K18 hair treatment after every wash but make sure you look into using it correctly because I’ve talked to a lot of people that don’t use it properly for it to do it’s magic. Follow that up with the Eva NYC Hair Therapy mask, this transformed my crispy bleached mids & ends after just one use- I was amazed. Also I highly recommend using the K18 detox shampoo. It’s the most gentle shampoo I’ve ever used, it’s PH levels are the lowest I’ve seen which is the most ideal for high porosity hair because it helps close the cuticle. This shampoo also cleanses silicones and other product out of your hair shaft so well in order to allow new moisture to penetrate. My hair actually feels amazing after I use it. It also is a necessary precursor, in my opinion, for the K18 to penetrate (which will transform your hair) But yeah follow that up with the K18 treatment, I’d say leave it in for an hour then re-wet your hair to apply the Eva mask. If you try this let me know how it goes i think this will all make a very noticeable difference after just one time and will continue to make permanent improvement. P.s. in your case don’t avoid using silicones because these will help greatly in preventing further damage to your delicate hair. Just make sure you’re using the detox shampoo I mentioned before. I wish you the best in your new-found hair journey. I’ve been there before, future you will look back and laugh because you’ll learn so much about your hair throughout the journey that will enable you to have the most amazing hair of your dreams.

If your hair was blonde ...from bleach than putting a red color on can go darker or if you don't go dark enough can go pink. I don't recommend all over platinum hair for anyone. Hair color is not always a sure thing. Bleach is tough and some stylists keave it on one hour and their people don't lose hair or have breakage. I discourage all over bleach . Hairstylist forever.

I feel for you. I have had some sort chemical damage most of my life.

Red washes out fast

Girl you needs some olaplex or K18. You should use the olaplex during bleaching hair

Omg you look SO BEAUTIFUL!!

Hey sweetie, I have 4b texture hair. Please do not hold onto the length. There will be more damage a month from now. Have the length cut up to your shoulders (above the breakage). After you wash your hair, use a light protein conditioner, then folllow-up with a moisturizing deep conditioner with heat for (30) minutes. Then pour a little apple cider vinegar (with the mother) in a bottle of filtered water & use as your final rinse to seal the cuticle. Afterwards, use a leave-in. Style your hair, and pin it up. Sleep with a satin bonnet & get a satin or silk pillow case. Keep it off your shoulders, and get some cute clips (hair toys) to put in your hair. Your hair will be just fine, and your hair will flourish. New subscriber here, & Take Care!. MJ 😊

Use a satin pillow case, it will help.

Honestly, your hair doesn't look that bad. Maybe it looks bad to you because you know what it was before the hairdressing gaff. Seeing you for the first time ever, yes, it does look dry but it doesn't look like anything a good cut won't fix. The colour also seems fine. Maybe not exactly what you envisioned but it's not some strange, embarrassing colour. Unfortunately, I've had worse experiences with hairdressers (turning my hair greenish brown, perms from hell, bangs melted off from overbleaching) and still managed to nurse my poor hair back to a presentable state. In my case, damages occured at the hands of different hairdressers that I considered very professional as well as not very professional. Fact is, we decide we want to do these fantastical things to our hair and there's always a hairdresser willing to say yes and take your money (lots of it). Worse case scenario we're rockin' a pixie one day... but hey, it actually is just hair and it does grow back. Especially if you focus on living your life... you'd be surprised at how quickly your hair grows if you're not thinking about it all the time.

Longer hair has options.Shorter hair not so much.Sick of bobs.

I have also been on a " Hair Journey" for the last year and a half.... my hair got fried out using color on my hair every 6 to 8 weeks; and that was with a chestnut brown color!! I used one of the online at home coloring brands and it ruined my hair. A few things that improved the health of my hair: Wash your hair less often Use a leave in conditioner after every wash I also have high porosity hair so it's all about adding more moisture when you need it until your next wash. You may need a heavier leave in and usw hair oil to really lock in that moisture so your hair can heal. Some oils I use are Aragon and Amla Jasmine hair oil. I also started using color depositing hair masks to cover my grays and add color.

I feel your pain. I’ve been there. I went to a salon to get my blonde roots done. The hairdresser mentioned to me that she isn’t good with measuring. Omg! I started to panic. She then proceeded to put the bleach on my hair. Then she confided in me that she is not a hairdresser. She told me her boss put an old stylists license up. In fact she told me that was not really her name! Omg! After she washed me out my below my bottom hair started melting off! I didn’t cry or freak out. I realized there was nothing to be done. I went home and did the Aveda healing process. I spent the next five years growing my healthy thick virgin hair. To be continued…

I’m so sorry this happened to you and I really feel your pain! Something similar happened to me last year, but I managed to bring my hair back to life. I didn’t know this but bond builders can actually cause breakage. So here’s what worked for me (after a lot of trial and error) - I hope it helps! Before washing the hair, put the Philip Kingsley hair elasticizer in for about 20-30 min. Then rinse is out and use the Shu Uemura ultimate reset shampoo followed by the Shu Uemera ultimate repair mask. Leave the mask in for 10 min and comb it through and then rinse. Then put in some GHD advanced split end therapy on your ends and dry with a microfiber towel. Before drying, put GHD heat protector all over and use minimal heat.

As a hairdresser/chemical specialist for over 30 years all I'm gonna say is once your hairs damage to the point where it's breaking off the only real fix is to cut it. There's no expensive mask, bonder, oil that can fix your hair once it's damaged to the point where it's actually breaking because of chemical damage. All temporary fixes. you just have to bite the bullet and cut the really damaged parts off.

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I am going through this right now. Not as much breakage as of now but she ruined my color and shape of that my hair was in. I’m using olaplex #3 and a good shampoo and conditioner as well as masks and leave in conditioner and oils. It has made a huge difference. I had a gap in the back as well so I had to cut up to where that gap was evened out. You could also do clip in extensions. Just make sure they are clip ins and good quality. Look for a UA-camr named blowout professor he has a lot of good info on how to grow healthy hair.

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Thanks for the recipe. I am always looking for natural ways to take care of issues. We are using way too many chemicals in our skincare, etc. I just found your channel and glad I did!

I have soo many stories like this due to hairdresser ;[ ;[ I found wigs long blonde wigs that are always perfect and lift my spirits ..hides my broken bleached hair ..