How To Use Peroxide Color Developers to avoid Orange Hair

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  • Опубліковано 6 жов 2013
  • In this video I explain simply the range of peroxide color developers. How they range from 10 volume to 40 volume. 40 being the strongest. And what role each one plays in developing your desired color. Ive been getting asked a lot about volume developers and viewers seemed to be a little confused as which one was stronger, and why go stronger and so forth. So i figures just outlining and explaining briefly what each one is capable of doing would help you all better understand. And help with any hair color needs. Since learning about developers in essential in trying to do your own color at home. Hope this explains a lot and may you at home color experiences be easier. Thanks for watching and please subscribe!
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  • @fluffybangtan
    @fluffybangtan 6 років тому +1

    The only video i found helpful and calming. Thank you! I bought a 20 volume accidently without realizing i needed 10 volume one.. but im glad i can use it!

  • @michellemercado6753
    @michellemercado6753 2 роки тому

    Thank you! Finally someone who can explain the volume! It now makes perfect sense! 😊

  • @missdreoutlaw
    @missdreoutlaw 10 років тому +108

    Finally!!!! Someone explaining it in layman's terms!!! Been looking for a video like this for two weeks!!! Thanks Elle good looking out!

  • @SinitalelaKatoa
    @SinitalelaKatoa 7 років тому +16

    Finally someone who actually makes sense :) thannnnk youuu for this video!

  • @kalliedelalus317
    @kalliedelalus317 9 років тому

    Hello elle.....thank u thank u thank u .....ur a life saver... just finish doing my layers and cutting my ends off watching ur videos....im a single mother. That hasnt had time to dress up or fix my hair....but after watching. Ur videos im up beat and so ready to look good again. ...

  • @KayleeLouise_1
    @KayleeLouise_1 8 років тому

    Thanks so much for explaining this!! I am going through a whole transformation here! Chopped my hair off about 4 inches in the front and 5 inches in the back and I'm changing color, so this was very helpful :D thank you!! :)

  • @ceedubbs6049
    @ceedubbs6049 10 років тому

    Thank you!!! Was actually googling this earlier today and lo and behold you pop up on my subscription list.

  • @traceyleicester3875
    @traceyleicester3875 5 років тому +2

    fab! if anybody has difficulty understanding they should not be let loose on peroxide!!

  • @KikiContrerasNyu
    @KikiContrerasNyu 10 років тому

    I was going to dye my hair tonight at home for the first time, and you posted this super helpful video just in time! Thank you!

  • @BassetGirl
    @BassetGirl 8 років тому

    I love all your videos and learn so much, especially watching all the hair videos on color, toning and brightening! Thank you!

  • @annreba
    @annreba 9 років тому +7

    Respect. With hair like yours! Beautiful.

  • @Anita_Bath
    @Anita_Bath 5 років тому +86

    10 v : 3%
    20 v : 6%
    30 v : 9%
    40 v : 12%

    • @danicapalafox2264
      @danicapalafox2264 4 роки тому +1

      Ivana Tinkle how about the bleach powder?? How many ml. I need when im mix to 20 v developer?

    • @veronicavance8171
      @veronicavance8171 4 роки тому +2

      Danica Palafox usually its a 1:2 ratio so one 1ml of bleach will require 2 ml of developer, but check the directions. all bleaches and dyes will provide a ratio either on the packaging or in the instructions

    • @reneejah
      @reneejah 4 роки тому

      How do you decide whether to use a 1:1 or 1:2 ratio of bleach & developer?

    • @gudrun295
      @gudrun295 4 роки тому

      Thank You so much for your explanation. I have been looking for ages what you put it in simple terms

    • @jessicamoller5977
      @jessicamoller5977 4 роки тому +1

      Renee Jahnke it’s almost always 1:2 ratio but if the consistency seems wrong then maybe try 1:1 but I’ve always used the 1:2 ratio

  • @jessicasmith7102
    @jessicasmith7102 3 роки тому

    Your hair is exceptionally gorgeous!

  • @btomas225
    @btomas225 Рік тому

    I don't know anything about coloring hair, I just come here to listen to her, but more importantly see her....She's bee-u-ti- full....

  • @elenadavila5636
    @elenadavila5636 4 роки тому

    Your videos are awesome. Finally getting to my desired hair color!

  • @mariatuconsentida3079
    @mariatuconsentida3079 7 років тому

    finaly I found a person who perfectly explain about developers and a way to understand all about it.thank you now I know little more.. I hope I don't mest up my own hair,which is natural black.and love the blonde highlights😑

  • @kimwold
    @kimwold 5 років тому +3

    this is the most beautiful hair color Sylvia has ever had to me, hair looks healthy, not brassy, not overly ashy, with movement, it's my dream color and the healthiest I've seen on her

  • @omarrodriguez4740
    @omarrodriguez4740 8 років тому

    Your channel is very educational and is helping me clear some questions my school couldn't get through me

  • @dkaybrown1
    @dkaybrown1 8 років тому +16

    your like a breath of fresh air wish I woulda found u sooner

  • @rezyousuf4954
    @rezyousuf4954 Рік тому

    Thank you for explaining so clearly and for being so natural which is rare to see these days especially from someone as pretty as you. God bless you dear sister and yr family.

  • @JulieCF75
    @JulieCF75 6 років тому

    Omg thank you. Lord I have been using 30 and 40.... 20 I will try it

  • @shownerd4
    @shownerd4 10 років тому +2

    This woman is so gorgeous but she never smiles !!!

  • @sifjenn
    @sifjenn 7 років тому +1

    I love the way you explain everything thank you so much

  • @AmazingMace321
    @AmazingMace321 3 роки тому

    So helpful and worth it to spend time watching. Thanks ms. Elle. 😍😘

  • @tamaraspeirs329
    @tamaraspeirs329 3 роки тому

    Fantastic explanation!! Very well done. Thank you so much! 🌸

  • @ElliChan2250
    @ElliChan2250 8 років тому

    You are just the sweetest thing. I love watching your vids. You're so informative and have been very helfpul. Thanks for your generosity and for putting together these amazing vids :)

  • @lisabauche3536
    @lisabauche3536 4 роки тому

    what a great explanation. You are so great in your videos.

  • @stephaniewilliams6947
    @stephaniewilliams6947 10 років тому

    Great explanation! Thank you a video explaining toner would be great! You videos are really informative. TY

  • @majanovak4220
    @majanovak4220 5 років тому +1

    I use vol.6 and my colour right now is perfect(to Me),similar to yours.First I bleech and than colour(from' box').

  • @luisguuu8954
    @luisguuu8954 5 років тому

    Giiiirl, thank you for this, i understood perfectly

  • @sharinxx
    @sharinxx 6 років тому

    thank you for this vid its what the at home girls need great vid!!

  • @cyndalee
    @cyndalee 10 років тому +2

    Great info, Love your video's... Oh and your eyebrow video saved my life!! Thank you thank you..... I'm no longer cursing my eyebrows! All your videos are awesome, Thank you for taking the time and effort to share your knowlegde

  • @suzettesmith2075
    @suzettesmith2075 9 років тому

    I had a perm a few months ago and my stylist just wants to darken my hair.. I'm naturally a 6... The perm left my hair a pretty shade of orange..I'm wanting to go to a level 7 now.. And I think your videos are starting to help me understand better

  • @ancyc8936
    @ancyc8936 4 роки тому

    That was indeed benefitted. Thank you

  • @MsWhatzmyname
    @MsWhatzmyname 6 років тому +1

    My hairdresser uses 30 developer on all the blondes. She is known in the area for her blonde clientele as the colour looks amazing.

  • @harmonymillett2970
    @harmonymillett2970 4 роки тому

    thanks alot for communicating so precisely❣️

  • @arwc2011
    @arwc2011 10 років тому

    WOW thanks! This really helped me!

  • @lilycollins359
    @lilycollins359 7 років тому

    Thanks! I totally understand now👍🏻

  • @jcrefasi1
    @jcrefasi1 8 років тому +2

    I would like to thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. I've used box color for 30 + years as my natural blond color started getting darker. I started frosting it. Then went to foil always selecting close to my natural pale blond. After a few brassy problems we decided to switch to a cooler toner. I noticed I was able to go longer before noticing roots so I decided to just stop coloring my hair. It's has been almost 9 months and all color is gone after about 6 haircuts. My natural color is now almost white but more of a 'creamy' white. I wanted to do some low lights just to break up the solid white and my stylist talked me out of it!!. She said I should be thrilled not to have to worry about color fading or root touch ups anymore. what would you or your subscribers do?? I am 68 and am OK with getting old but not OK looking old!!

  • @zeez1632
    @zeez1632 8 років тому +70

    Aside from all the useful info, your makeup is amazing and flawless.

    • @Ellebangs
      @Ellebangs  8 років тому +2

      +Zee Subaie aw Thanks :)

  • @adamashman
    @adamashman 7 років тому

    This is perfect! Thank you

  • @PugMama64
    @PugMama64 7 років тому

    Great information. thanks!

  • @Svea83
    @Svea83 10 років тому

    Love your educational videos

  • @Ellebangs
    @Ellebangs  10 років тому +9

    finding the color that matches your hair current hair color and mix with a 20 volume peroxide.

  • @risingsun49
    @risingsun49 4 роки тому +1

    Thank you i didnt know i should use 20 on grey.

  • @kimdelaney6461
    @kimdelaney6461 10 років тому

    Very Helpful!

  • @dougieandrews3843
    @dougieandrews3843 7 років тому

    Yaaaasss thank you because I have understanding now

  • @latriceTv92
    @latriceTv92 4 роки тому

    Omg this helped me out completely

  • @nada0arwen
    @nada0arwen 6 років тому

    Thanks ❤ that was helpful 👍

  • @MountainGardenGirl
    @MountainGardenGirl 6 років тому

    Thanks, very helpful

  • @cathyarnett520
    @cathyarnett520 5 років тому +1

    Some people may not realize that hair is porous and it has a cuticle... so when explaining “ lift” and the various levels of developers, it’s helpful to keep in mind whether hair is previously dyed, is virgin hair etc.- also, these developers, made by various companies , can also be mixed with permanent, Demi , Semi etc. and the results depend on the condition of hair even prior to applying pigment or dye. It’s a helpful video, and I know it’s not possible to answer the many questions that viewers pose. Hair coloring is an art and a science; I’m not a professional stylist... and am only making a suggestion. Thanks. Enjoy your videos.

  • @pambrunelle8772
    @pambrunelle8772 6 років тому

    gorgeous color !

  • @thinkforyourselfjohn3163
    @thinkforyourselfjohn3163 5 років тому

    Thank you! Great video! So informative. You are beautiful. God Bless you sweetie.🌻

  • @angelawicks2681
    @angelawicks2681 5 років тому

    Thank you was most helpful!! X

  • @mina0916
    @mina0916 5 років тому

    This video is very informative

  • @Ellebangs
    @Ellebangs  10 років тому +1

    haha i know, its hard to tune it out, I live downtown San Francisco.

  • @symonacmb
    @symonacmb Рік тому +1

    I’ve been watching you for years it’s crazy. Love your videos. Sorry if this was said but I didn’t hear you mention the difference in percentage to the volume?

  • @lalita3design
    @lalita3design 6 років тому

    verrryy useful video.. thank u so much.

  • @JM-wb3ms
    @JM-wb3ms 6 років тому +2

    Thank you great advice.... you kill me because I'm driving and I heard that siren I thought that was chasing me but I realized it was on your video.lol

  • @MamiGotHer0wn
    @MamiGotHer0wn 4 роки тому +1

    thanks for this video I am SOOO going to return the 40 and get 20. the last time I died my hair 20 was just fine and I got that perfect red I wanted. this lady told me to do 40 because my roots are so dark but nope!

  • @phoenix9ty
    @phoenix9ty 10 років тому

    cool. I grew up in Noe Vally area in San Francisco...

  • @lindamiller2648
    @lindamiller2648 2 роки тому

    I want hair like yours!

  • @lindam7429
    @lindam7429 5 років тому +2

    I am over 50 percent gray. I was using 20 volume and getting very brassy results. (Revlon Colorsilk 5A) My natural hair was a mix of 4/5/6 - a light-medium brown with some natural blonde highlights. I only dye my roots. (For several years I was using Colorsilk with 10 volume. I think I was still getting brassiness)
    Anyway, I got sick of the brassiness and on a whim tried Clairol Natural Instincts 5A. (demi-permanent) I blamed the brassiness on the peroxide.
    To my surprise it covered the gray roots and no brassiness. It's been a month and it hasn't washed out. My hair in front is cut short with winged bangs and layers. It will probably be cut before it fades completely. (I used a permanent NN in the back where my hair is long)
    The demi-permanent even covered the stubborn gray behind my ears. I had missed that spot with my permanent NN, so I dabbed Natural Instincts on it. I didn't think it would take there but it did.
    I believe the Natural Instincts "activator" is 6 Volume peroxide. I assume the brassiness was prevented due to the low peroxide volume in the "activator". I also noted there were other ingredients in the activator that are not present in my 20 volume developer and vice-versa.
    I'm wondering if I could use a half and half mix of 5 and 10 Volume developer with permanent dye and still have the same results?

  • @RealityandCommonSense
    @RealityandCommonSense 5 років тому +2

    Shes a hairdresser/cosmetologist and spent hours in school. Not everyone is going to get it in a few videos. She knows what she talking about. Thats why she's a cosmetologist.

  • @pamcanupp8987
    @pamcanupp8987 4 роки тому

    I came across your video. Just want to compliment you on your beauty. Thanks for sharing your video

  • @mexicanbeautyqueen7988
    @mexicanbeautyqueen7988 6 років тому

    Thank u for explaining it

  • @Darkdalia
    @Darkdalia 3 роки тому +3

    Thank you for this amazing info! I have dark brown hair but previously highlighted with 10 volume (1 shade lighter) and toned with 20 volume. The result was nice but I want 1-2 shades lighter. Do you recommend I highlight with 20 volume + bleach powder and tone with 10 volume or less for ashy finish? It would help me so much if you can guide me

  • @freyagrant3769
    @freyagrant3769 10 років тому

    You need to do some makeup tutorials! Your makup is flawless!

  • @cieh9311
    @cieh9311 6 років тому

    Get tutorial!!! Very understandable for a newbie!

  • @Ellebangs
    @Ellebangs  10 років тому +1

    you can use as much ash as you can, but if you are lifting more than even just 2 levels, it sough to avoid brass.

  • @stashagindra286
    @stashagindra286 5 років тому

    Thank you!! NOW I understand :)
    xx

  • @kbstrong429
    @kbstrong429 3 роки тому

    Thanks! 🌻

  • @celinesicat7729
    @celinesicat7729 5 років тому

    So helpful 😁😁😁

  • @gilbirdsareawesome
    @gilbirdsareawesome 3 роки тому

    Thank you 😊

  • @nybusi570
    @nybusi570 5 років тому +1

    FAB TUTORIAL.... EXCEPTIONAL!!! WOULD YOU KNOW, WHAT IS THE THICKEST CONSISTENCY & MOST GENTLE 20 VOLUME DEVELOPER? THANKS.

  • @Francesca_Lettuceshreds
    @Francesca_Lettuceshreds 6 років тому +1

    So, let's say I'm a level 6 and I want to achieve a level 9: should I apply a level 11-12 ash + 20 or 30 vol in order to lift my hair 3 levels?

  • @inannashu689
    @inannashu689 Рік тому +1

    I've never had box color ruin my hair,but I have had two stylists mess it up.

  • @janeswurld
    @janeswurld 5 років тому +3

    I started with 30 vol and my hair hair doesn’t lift as much also had a lot of orange on the bottom parts. So now I’ve been using 20 vol every two weeks. And I’m seeing better results but the orange is so stubborn so I only focus on those areas. Still is not as damaging as toning though. I’d rather just shampoo it with purple shimmer lights.

  • @briannam4238
    @briannam4238 5 років тому

    helpful thankyou!

  • @1385sandy
    @1385sandy 10 років тому +4

    If I want to tone my hair I am level 7-8 warm light brown that pulls orange and I want to tone my hair to a natural -beigy tone without going darker what should I use.

  • @janineestrada9011
    @janineestrada9011 6 років тому

    you are awesome
    and so detailed and beautiful

  • @maxsteelminergaming1642
    @maxsteelminergaming1642 8 років тому +2

    I love your hair color what is the exact hair color you have

  • @phoenixpariah1963
    @phoenixpariah1963 5 років тому +1

    I used to still see 5p vol kits at sallys, that I assumed was some cruel hazing ritual. 😎

  • @ivoryvignettes
    @ivoryvignettes 10 років тому +1

    to be honest I would love to go towards an ashier blond like you have.

  • @govindamparamanandam1
    @govindamparamanandam1 6 років тому +3

    I have dark brown hair with plenty of grey roots. When I use the box color (Revlon, Loreal, etc), I get hot roots (light roots). Is it because the develor in the box is probably No. 20. Should I purchase No. 10 developer separately to get roots the same color as my hair? Thank you.

  • @shanachelich2782
    @shanachelich2782 8 років тому +6

    I really like your videos, you do a really good job of explaining the hair coloring process. I have been told my natural color is level 5 light brown. If I want to lighten it slightly and cover grey, what would you use? My hair tends to turn brassy easily.

  • @kimwold
    @kimwold 5 років тому

    What was the color routine you were doing in this video Sylvia, could you send a link? I've seen you've updated it, but I love how your hair looks here :)

  • @kimmyk413
    @kimmyk413 10 років тому

    Heyy! I love your videos..wish I lived in San Fran! I just recently went blonde and it only took me about 7 trys to get the color I wanted lol and I def. want to keep the blonde for a while but I do like to go darker for the fall/winter. Soo my question is all I have to do is go to my local salllys, pick out a darker blonde color and use a 10 developer? Is it going to be that easy? also what brand of hair dye do you like to use on clients?

  • @DarthShadie
    @DarthShadie 8 років тому +1

    Very useful information. What tips would you have for me? I am wanting to try bleaching myself. The last time I got it bleached, the bleach was darker and my colour came out khaki in some areas, as opposed to this bright vibrant garden green. I don't want to touch what's already been bleached, only the top a bit, but it will overlap on some of the darker bleach, over a year old now and that bleach does not show at all in the brown when green in not in the hair.
    Right now, with longer hair, the green in the bangs and most of the top in the back, is much lower, and I just want to bleach from close to the root (making it look gradient from brown to green) to go meet the green that's already there. I am concerned about bleaching on top of the bleach that's apparent more than going over the bleach that doesn't look like it's there still. Any tips would help. Thanks :)

  • @TheMskittykat35
    @TheMskittykat35 6 років тому

    THANK SO MUCH

  • @meltothemax156
    @meltothemax156 4 роки тому

    thank you

  • @mariazadeh1637
    @mariazadeh1637 5 років тому

    Thank you so much :-)

  • @thinkforyourselfjohn3163
    @thinkforyourselfjohn3163 5 років тому

    Btw your hair color is beautiful!

  • @joyleslie2537
    @joyleslie2537 Рік тому

    I have watched you for a long time. Love your easy going nature. How do you get more beautiful all the time???

  • @lilitvahradyan6023
    @lilitvahradyan6023 4 роки тому +1

    Your hair looks amazing!!!!! You are so pretty

  • @MariaRenataGuerra
    @MariaRenataGuerra 7 років тому +1

    What's the difference between a cream developer and the clear one?

  • @user-gj8ri2vt6p
    @user-gj8ri2vt6p 5 років тому +1

    How should I bleach my virgin level 5 hair to a level 9? In terms of which volume developer to use? & how long to leave it on for?

  • @ibelievein247
    @ibelievein247 10 років тому

    Can you do a color correction video?

  • @sheenas8229
    @sheenas8229 8 років тому +1

    hey can you tell me which bleach is good for hair Bleaching Powder or Cream bleach..i know both can damage hair but still .....pls reply thanks

  • @Joejoh2010
    @Joejoh2010 6 років тому +1

    Hello there. I dyed my #613 remy wig and it looks so orange. Can I just use a developer to tone it down? Or any advice you have will be appreciated. Thank you 😍