HOW TO USE A DIGITAL SCALE TO MEASURE ANYTHING! Hair color(dye), food, etc.
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- Опубліковано 22 лип 2024
- Measuring with a digital scale is super easy and accurate! Watch this super quick video to learn how to measure hair color(dye) properly. You can apply this technique to literally anything you decide to measure with your digital scale! I bought mine on Amazon- if you want the same one check below for a link. :)
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Thank you Rae I just bought my scale I'm not sure if I'm ready to dye my hair but I'm glad it's a food scale and I can use it to make food
Firstly, I am so sorry for the delayed response! I had to take a content-creating break and I totally dropped the ball on my comments. New content is coming soon, and I will do my absolute best to reply more promptly going forward. I am glad you enjoyed it and that your cooking life will be easier!!! Thank you for watching and commenting!
Looks so good,💗
Thank you 😋
I have bleach powder and developer and it asks me for a 1:1.5 - 1:2 ratio but can i use for example 10g of bleach powder and then 15 up to 20 ml of developer or does developer not measure in the way that water does? I'm so confused
Firstly, I am so sorry for the delayed response! I had to take a content-creating break and I totally dropped the ball on my comments. New content is coming soon, and I will do my absolute best to reply more promptly going forward. I am going to guess that you have already resolved this issue.
I typically leave it on the same unit for the bleach powder and developer. I like to use ounces for this type and grams for the ones that plug into the wall because I think that that the battery makes it slower to read the small differences between grams but when I do ounces you get the decimals for more accuracy. I hope that makes sense. So to answer your actual question, if I am using grams I would do 40g of bleach powder to 40-80 grams of developer. Most of the time, when working with bleach, you are mixing to get your preferred consistency. I like thicker for foiling and thinner for all over application.
How do you account for the difference in density?
Firstly, I am so sorry for the delayed response! I had to take a content-creating break and I totally dropped the ball on my comments. New content is coming soon, and I will do my absolute best to reply more promptly going forward. I am going to guess that you have already resolved this issue.
My thoughts: I don't think that, for what we are doing, the change in the density of products affects the weight and thus the end result. I have been doing hair for 16 years now and have never once considered density related to measuring hair color and developer. I could be wrong and am always excited to grow and learn. So if someone knows something I don't please share!!!
Did you just use grams on the scale? If so, did it equal exactly the amount that was squeezed out of the tube ? My scale lies to me I swear! 😅
Sometimes it’s off a little but it might just be that the tube was able to hold a little more than the manufacturer thought ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I typically measure in ounces- for liquid and for the color out the tube.
Hey I have that scale!
Yasss!
Liquid oz is the same as volume oz?
It measures out the same. Or at least I have not had any issues measuring in this way.
So for both it should be 40.0?!
Firstly, I am so sorry for the delayed response! I had to take a content-creating break and I totally dropped the ball on my comments. New content is coming soon, and I will do my absolute best to reply more promptly going forward. I am going to guess that you have already resolved this issue.
For what I was doing yes, always follow mixing instructions per the manufacturer.