I’m the one who is in the video. From reading comments I wonder if people have noticed that I bleached roots only once while the rest parts were bleached twice? I am fully aware that in theory you should not start at roots for bleaching. However, I started at roots intentionally for her particular case because 1) this requires triple process ( two bleaches + one color) but want to minimize damage to her scalp, 2) it is tricky to find the exact “line” where body temperature affects the bleach, as it always depends on each person’s hair texture, thickness and body temperature. So I applied bleach first to roots to light it up enough by maximizing body temperature effects, and avoided the second bleach(for the roots). This process actually gives another advantage because after the first bleach, the “line” appears as everyone points out as “uneven”. So if you do the second bleach from the line where the color is darker, you will get the whole hair bleached evenly in the end. I know that this isn’t a conventional way I have learned at school but my 17 years of experience serving diverse hair-types in Tokyo, Vancouver and NY has taught me this tip. This way works for her hair because her whole hair was a virgin. Each person’s hair and its condition is different so I service in a way that would work the best for each hair - so there’s no golden rules for me.
P as a hairdresser myself, it’s obvious that in this circumstance, they lightened at the roots first, with the ends, so they could find the heat band so they could get an even lift meaning less breakage. Check ur facts dear
Right I was like no but her hair is long and thick. And your supposed to start and end. I learned that hard way from stylist. Haha. I hope maybe they were just nervous or something to the effect.
I’m a stylists, and i can tell you that there’s many things wrong with this process, including the end results. Yes it’s her choice, but it’s a professional’s job to also suggest what’s better for somebody that still fits their taste. It’s not as flattering on her as another color would be. They started at the roots too- big yikes 🙂 and in the end shots you can tell parts of her ends are still dark and a darker/warmer tone than her roots. The haircut also seems slightly choppy but it could be her texture that moves it to look like that. I just would’ve suggested a different route with this
According to the stylist starting at the roots was intentional - he only bleached the roots once to lighten them to the highest capacity without damaging her scalp as much. It also helps show the boundary where her scalp’s heat will stop affecting the processing of the bleach so subsequent applications were only beneath. And you underestimate the power of the client’s choice - this girl is obviously VERY adamant that she wants this colour. She talks about how it’ll change her life but I still agree this was NOT it for her.
"Im a sTyLiSt aNd ThEY bLeAcHeD hEr RoOtS fiRsT" It looks good though and pretty even to me. He literally starts off by saying he's going to bleach twice. He started with the roots so he'd only have to touch them once. He obviously knew what he was doing. Just because someone at your local community college beauty school told you not to bleach roots first, doesn't mean that's absolutely always the case
"I kNoW yOuRe nOt eDuCateD aS shE is bUt i-" no you shut the fuck up. I never said his way was the correct way. As you said, I'm not educated on hairdressing because I'm not a hairdresser. What I said was it looks good to me. I do believe there's no one right way to do something but if what he did produced a nice even result then what's the fucking problem. There's literally hundreds of comments on this video going oMg hE blEacHeD tHe roOtS fiRsT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111 probs from people who use brad mondo as their main source of information. just shut the fuck up. her hair looks good. shes happy with with it. honestly what the fuck
Well, she did say that right after she said she doesn't like feeling attached to her hair, so I think she meant the kind of rules and "services" people can feel they owe their hair. Like following curly girl method. That doesn't allow you to use certain products, heat tools, and I bet some girls wouldn't bleach their hair either. It's like paying reverence to dead cells on your head and never being "bad" with it. Like damaged hair would be the worst thing in your life. Dying her hair, even if it's a high maintance color right now, might let her feel better about changing the color up, or straightening out one day and using a curling iron the next. Damaged hair be damned, she's been good to her hair for 4 years and is probably bored to tears with her healthy hair.
This remind me the time I had keratin treatment in my hair to I have straight hair and I dye it, I tried to go from red to purple and the saloon lady damage it so my hair ended up feeling like bubble gum, she put the purple 3 times and she was like : for some reason the color is on getting into you.... after that I was so sad looking for an answer to get my hair silky and healthy 😓
A color that is beyond 2 - 3 shades of lightness away from one's natural hair color is almost always going to look strangely artificial because it won't match your face's pigmentation. It might be wise to keep this in mind when deciding on a new hair color. Perhaps you could try a lighter shade of brown if you want for a more natural looking result?
@@michellemoller5021 I actually got the bleaching roots first thing. As the guy said, they were going bleach her hair twice cause of the tone she desired. So, by applying bleach first on roots, it was bleached only only because it's the area which gets lighter easily.
This does not suit her skin tone at all it just made her look old also the hair looks soooo damaged kinda sad cuz she said it took her years to get it nice and healthy ... Rip her hair 🙄
Im here bec I wanted to find out what pastel blonde is. 😆🤣🤣 whew! IMO its a NO. I'M sorry, the thick black brows she got made her even LOOK confusingly OLD.
She should have talked to a few people first before bleaching and looked at some beforw and after pictures. I can't believe she took that healthy hair and killed it. That color looks awful especially with the dark brows.
In my opinion you Shouldn't dye your hair in a completely different colour than it's naturally, for example if you have naturally black hair you wouldn't look good with blonde hair💁 your natural colour suits you the best💁
@@monicalivesforchrist5901 oh baby I’m not religious. I love that you follow what you believe so righteously but don’t tell me what I can and cannot say based off of your personal religion ❤️❤️
Because people feel so entitled and want to be right, if she loved the hair regardless if it suits her complexion or not, who cares but I guess they can’t get that in their heads and rather bitch abt it
I think it looks dope af. If she loves it, I love it. I know a lot of people will comment about a shade that ‘suits skin tone’ but if you want a crazy colour you’re not concerned with that. I’d love to dye my hair white but it wouldn’t survive the process sadly. Good for her. Rock it!
"I don't like feeling like I need to be in service [of my hair] at all times." Gurl, what?????? you are going to be in service of your hair every 6 weeks.
@@nowlomme She will need to have her regrowth coloured / lightened as her hair grows. IF this girl "didn't want to be in service to her hair" this particular colour: platinum / lightest blonde was the *most idiotic* choice she could have made. Her natural hair is very dark brown, so in 4-6 weeks this will look like trash with dark regrowth against the blonde.
I just wish they would’ve done a darker root blended into the blonde to make it at least look more natural and have it grow out more naturally and not as harshly
It was the toner (color) that they used. It neutralizes the brassy yellow tones. That gray/ purple color fades out after a few washes and she’ll be left with just blonde hair. It wasn’t done to intentionally leave her hair grey. They could’ve used a clarifying shampoo to start to get rid of the grey before they sent her out.
I'm not crazy about the color (it doesn't compliment her skin tone) and she should have bleached her eyebrows a few shades to compliment her hair color. If she's happy with then that's all that matters.
damn y’all let sis enjoy herself lmao this isn’t your hair 😂 if she’s feeling it, she’s feeling it lol not her business to please everyone with her decisions.
Grey Leask exactly what I thought, until I heard the way she said thank you in the end. Idk if she was nervous but even when she was saying how much she loved her new hair, her voice was monotone. Maybe it’s not that deep, but I wonder if she regrets her decision
I know it seems tempting because you're bored. But also be careful. I got my hair bleached and now its completely damaged and ruined. I had to cut a lot of it off. I really miss my virgin dark long hair :(
@@Adele5554 thanks :) I love my natural hair Id never do something permanent unless I really like it and know a safe way to do it, plus im not allowed to dye my hair till I move out lol cuz my dad likes natural and nothing else
She said she’s scared of the bleach damaging her hair and curl pattern but she’s ready to “get rid of this thing that’s holding me down” speaking about her brown hair ..... 🤔
For me it didn’t seem blonde but more grey with a yellow undertone there were parts at the bottom which were a weird yellow but that might just be my eye🤷🏾♀️
I- ... why would they bleach her that dark to that light in one session in one day, her hair was so healthy looking in the beginning now it looks so dead and I don’t think the color fits well
I am a professional hairstylist. Her hair is already damaged. No need to wait for 6 months. Even next wash post styling washing( and camouflaging the damage) would state the obvious
@@saraandstuartshannon2160 I figured! This is not it! I don’t think they ever do a good job. Idk, how they find these stylists, but there are so many out here that knows what they are doing!
@@harrisjaii I don’t know how they pick them, but I would never agree to to this bleaching on this beautiful girl who has such a nice olive skin and dark eyes. This platinum blonde ( apart from damage) doesn’t look good on her and makes her look old. Some chocolate ombré highlights would look much better on her, even personally, I think that her natural hair is too beautiful to be chemically treated.
Listen, he started at the roots but he had to bleach TWICE, even Brad Mondo (for all the people that have been saying "UhhHhh bRad mOndo hAs lEft thE chAt") says that you can start at the roots if the second time you don't bleach them again. And when you bleach your hair to that level you are OBVIOUSLY GOING TO HAVE SOME LEVEL OF DAMAGE. People need to remember that the people in this videos are real and not a prop to insult for your entertainment. Let's be aware and educated when we express our opinions
that happened to my hair once, the colder parts are because of the toner! it dyes each place differently because of the porosity of the hair, but it actually washes out after 1 or 2 washes and then the color becomes even!
She looks so happy and her hair came out amazing! Unless you are a fashion icon it doesn’t matter what “suits” your skin tone, do what makes you happy, hair will grow out and it’s nothing a new color can’t fix, the possibilities are endless!
This girl rambled so much about the complex reasons why she did this instead of going “I want to go blonde”. She even invented a new shade of blonde in the process. Smh
They did an amazing job because that's quite hard to do on dark hair that has a lot of heavy pigmentation. Some hair looks dark but it actually has blonde undertones and it lifts pretty easily. But when hair has a lot of heavy pigment and it goes through all the red and gold stages it's much more difficult to lift without significant damage. I'm at the point where I think anyone can wear any hair color if it's done well. We probably all have one look that's our absolute best, but all the rest can be fun to wear for a while.
“I don’t like feeling attached to my hair. I don’t like to feel like I need to be in service of it at all times”. Goes and bleaches her hair which requires high maintenance to keep the color in tact. Wtf?
She’s undergoing a mental shift. It often doesn’t make sense to others. But my God I can tell you that she feels so much freer now. (It’s always easier to deal with something when you’ve chosen it, than when it’s forced on you or you feel obligated to do it.)
I’m a slave to my hair , I oil it twice a week with the best quality oil , put egg in my hair once a week and put aloe Vera gel few times a month ... My hair is virgin black Indian hair 💥
Her hair looks really healthy despite the triple bleach, no breakage and still shiny, the salon did a god job!! Hope she has had the energy to maintain the color and do regular root touch ups, she looks amazing with cool blonde hair🤍💖
It is true that everyone learned to color from the middle part first and go toward roots later because body temperature affects roots so it gets lighter faster than other section. But for this double bleach process, we call this triple process actually (bleach twice and color once) require lot of damage. And stylist doesnt like to actually do bleach very roots part twice, which most stylists do and this will make skins irritating so instead of doing roots twice, stylists went root first to light up the roots and did the rest of the hair dye twice. I just want to make comments here so people know what stylist’s intention was and not misunderstanding anything.
Zach Stonerock ua-cam.com/video/JTk3oNK9xPU/v-deo.html I bleached my hair at home all by myself in case it’s something you wanna see and I don’t think I fried mine but you never know
Well some of us actually are professionals and it actually wasn't a bad result but I think I would have catered more to making it look a bit more seamless
i think the cool tone blonde didn’t suit her warm tone face.. perhaps a warmer tone honey/caramel blonde would’ve looked better, especially with the roots being at least a light brown.
@@bxhija7898 true. Anyone can go blonde but its the type of blonde. Cool tones can do platinum but warm tone needs a honey or golden blonde. The hair dressers should know this
for someone with such warmed toned skin she really needed to do a colour that complimented it. this shade is far too cooled toned and doesn’t do her any justice
After reading the comments, I may be the only one who actually likes the hair color/haircut. She did look more mature afterwards, but maybe that is what she wanted. Nothing wrong with that. Sis loved the way it turned out. Literally those were her words after seeing the result. Happy for her, and y'all need to stop hating. She can be a blonde too if she wants to be, damn😏
This queen explained it perfectly when she said that she cared about the health of her hair, but that she cared more about expressing herself. Yass yass yass, slay it girl!! 👏👏👏
Hi Chantel Veneman, I’m the one who is in the video. From reading comments I wonder if people have noticed that I bleached roots only once while the rest parts were bleached twice? I am fully aware that in theory you should start at roots for bleaching. However, I started at roots intentionally for her particular case because 1) this requires triple process ( two bleaches + one color) but want to minimize damage to her scalp, 2) it is tricky to find the exact “line” where body temperature affects the bleach, as it always depends on each person’s hair texture, thickness and body temperature. So I applied bleach first to roots to light it up enough by maximizing body temperature effects, and avoided the second bleach(for the roots). This process actually gives another advantage because after the first bleach, the “line” appears as everyone points out as “uneven”. So if you do the second bleach from the line where the color is darker, you will get the whole hair bleached evenly in the end. I know that this isn’t a conventional way I have learned at school but my 17 years of experience serving diverse hair-types in Tokyo, Vancouver and NY has taught me this tip. This way works for her hair because her whole hair was a virgin. Each person’s hair and its condition is different so I service in a way that would work the best for each hair - so there’s no golden rules for me.
@@threedegreessalon2572 her hair looked very dry and damaged after. I'm not taking away from your technique but it should have been done in 2/3 stages. She has the hair of a 70 year old woman now. It's damaged so badly.
The hair looks beautiful, it is obviously a well done job, but dark hair looks 1000 times better on you than this color. This light color aged you like 20 years.
Can we talk about how incredible this hairstylist is?? He got the client from that level of dark hair to the creamiest, most even, healthy looking, dimensional white blonde I have literally ever seen in TWO bleaches 😱😱 sure the colour with her skin tone might not be to everyone's taste but he is skilled AF 👌🏻Personally I love her new hair and I think if she pairs is with a modern cut like a choppy bob she'd look 3 X 🔥🔥🔥
"You don't see a lot of latinas dying their hair crazy hair colors" Me, a latina (mexican) who went to a high school and college where 7/10 girls had either green, blue, pink or champagne hair: *hmmmm*
L. Purdy It is true that everyone learned to color from the middle part first and go toward roots later because body temperature affects roots so it gets lighter faster than other section. But for this double bleach process, sometime, call this triple process actually (bleach twice and color once) requires lot of damage. And stylist doesnt like to actually do bleach very roots part twice, which most stylists do and this will make skins irritating so instead of doing roots twice, stylists went root first to light up the roots and did the rest of the hair dye twice. I just wanted to make comments here so people know what stylist’s intention seems don’t judge and thinks that he does not know anything. That was what learned and heard from other videos too. Thanks.
@@sarahwithah I’m the one who is in the video. From reading comments I wonder if people have noticed that I bleached roots only once while the rest parts were bleached twice? I am fully aware that in theory you should start at roots for bleaching. However, I started at roots intentionally for her particular case because 1) this requires triple process ( two bleaches + one color) but want to minimize damage to her scalp, 2) it is tricky to find the exact “line” where body temperature affects the bleach, as it always depends on each person’s hair texture, thickness and body temperature. So I applied bleach first to roots to light it up enough by maximizing body temperature effects, and avoided the second bleach(for the roots). This process actually gives another advantage because after the first bleach, the “line” appears as everyone points out as “uneven”. So if you do the second bleach from the line where the color is darker, you will get the whole hair bleached evenly in the end. I know that this isn’t a conventional way I have learned at school but my 17 years of experience serving diverse hair-types in Tokyo, Vancouver and NY has taught me this tip. This way works for her hair because her whole hair was a virgin. Each person’s hair and its condition is different so I service in a way that would work the best for each hair - so there’s no golden rules for me.
@@threedegreessalon2572 I'm a hairstylist as well, and was about to jump on the "OH NO ROOTS FIRST" bandwagon, but that does actually make sense for longer hair. I learned something today, thank you.
Everyone critiquing her and her choices by I like how the "cool" hair contrasts her "warm skin". Everyone sayin it looks wack but it's a refreshing change for her and she's into that stuff. If it makes her happy then let her feel herself
When you’re just transitioning from straightening your hair all the time or consistently wearing wigs and weaves, you don’t really have much control over your hair. It’s extremely damaged, you don’t know how to manage it because you likely never have since society teaches you your hair is “bad hair” not worth the time or effort, and it feels like everything you try doesn’t work out. After some time you start to understand your hair and what’s best for you and your texture and density, and you can better control the manageability and damaged aspects of your hair. She means that now that she has control over her hair, she understands how to manage it in its natural state and how to combat/eliminate things that were damaging it like heat and tension, she’s ready to take on what could be a very damaging treatment that requires a lot of maintenance and knowledge of your hair (bleach + coloring). Being obtuse about this for a joke on a youtube comment section doesn’t make you look funny, it makes people think you’re dumb lol.
At the end of the video the ends of her hair has a brassy color to it and doesn’t match the rest of her hair. I wonder if that’s because they did her roots first?
She paid to look fifty.. Anyways something she said really stuck out to me. “I don’t like being attached to my hair. I don’t want to be in service to it at all times.” And I felt that hard... Cause we curly girls are slaves to our hair ( for a good reason ). Watching this makes me wanna be more free with my hair. I’ve been wanting to dye it forever
As someone who also has naturally very dark hair and went white, she shouldve gotten a shadow root because the regrowth is wild and will start to show reaally quick
@@hippyelise1 She could use the lightened hair as a base for others colors if she wants to. Especially since colors show up better on bleached hair than dark.
Hi @@Kennedy4295 I’m the one who is in the video. From reading comments I wonder if people have noticed that I bleached roots only once while the rest parts were bleached twice? I am fully aware that in theory you should start at roots for bleaching. However, I started at roots intentionally for her particular case because 1) this requires triple process ( two bleaches + one color) but want to minimize damage to her scalp, 2) it is tricky to find the exact “line” where body temperature affects the bleach, as it always depends on each person’s hair texture, thickness and body temperature. So I applied bleach first to roots to light it up enough by maximizing body temperature effects, and avoided the second bleach(for the roots). This process actually gives another advantage because after the first bleach, the “line” appears as everyone points out as “uneven”. So if you do the second bleach from the line where the color is darker, you will get the whole hair bleached evenly in the end. I know that this isn’t a conventional way I have learned at school but my 17 years of experience serving diverse hair-types in Tokyo, Vancouver and NY has taught me this tip. This way works for her hair because her whole hair was a virgin. Each person’s hair and its condition is different so I service in a way that would work the best for each hair - so there’s no golden rules for me.
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Refinery29 Green. But it wouldn’t be ideal for work.
I want to cut my hair to the shoulder, shave one side and dye it cherry red
I only clicked to find out what "pastel blonde" was.
Light blonde. That's it. She went blonde.
sameeeeeeeee
Rather gray.....like a blond lady graying.
Venus Dahlin it's called platinum blonde
Same
Theres different undertones in the light blonde category! Champagne blonde refers to a more cream blonde tone :)
I’m the one who is in the video.
From reading comments I wonder if people have noticed that I bleached roots only once while the rest parts were bleached twice? I am fully aware that in theory you should not start at roots for bleaching. However, I started at roots intentionally for her particular case because 1) this requires triple process ( two bleaches + one color) but want to minimize damage to her scalp, 2) it is tricky to find the exact “line” where body temperature affects the bleach, as it always depends on each person’s hair texture, thickness and body temperature. So I applied bleach first to roots to light it up enough by maximizing body temperature effects, and avoided the second bleach(for the roots). This process actually gives another advantage because after the first bleach, the “line” appears as everyone points out as “uneven”. So if you do the second bleach from the line where the color is darker, you will get the whole hair bleached evenly in the end.
I know that this isn’t a conventional way I have learned at school but my 17 years of experience serving diverse hair-types in Tokyo, Vancouver and NY has taught me this tip. This way works for her hair because her whole hair was a virgin. Each person’s hair and its condition is different so I service in a way that would work the best for each hair - so there’s no golden rules for me.
they watch a few brad mondo videos and all of a sudden become experts
I completely agree! I am a hair stylist, and can understand why you went that route. :)
The end results looked beautiful! I'm a cosmetology student so thank you for explaining and sharing your knowledge :)
As a hairdresser think every hairdresser can find their own way to their result, as long as the result is great. 😊
Well said. 👋
i love how everyone in the comments thinks theyre a hairstylist just cause they watch brad mondo
Larica Visnovar true but I feel like everyone who knowsjust a little bit about hair, knows you don’t start bleaching at the roots tho..
IKR 😄
No, some ones her are Hairstylists... like me
P as a hairdresser myself, it’s obvious that in this circumstance, they lightened at the roots first, with the ends, so they could find the heat band so they could get an even lift meaning less breakage. Check ur facts dear
M S ‘check your facts dear’ you know you could also end jumpy sentence like a normal person instead of sarcastic ;)
im sorry but the phrase "pastel blonde" makes me angry
lea Why?
made me irrationally angry too haha
Yup, I’m only here to find out what it even is.
Yeah WTH is pastel blonde?
Yea
and they started at her roots oh boy
Brad mondo is quaking
Haha I cringed too. And also under heat!!!😢😢😢
Right I was like no but her hair is long and thick. And your supposed to start and end. I learned that hard way from stylist. Haha. I hope maybe they were just nervous or something to the effect.
Right?! They're supposed to be pros, that's basic knowledge. And then not correcting it with a darker root. Wtf?
I was squirming the whole video
I’m a stylists, and i can tell you that there’s many things wrong with this process, including the end results. Yes it’s her choice, but it’s a professional’s job to also suggest what’s better for somebody that still fits their taste. It’s not as flattering on her as another color would be. They started at the roots too- big yikes 🙂 and in the end shots you can tell parts of her ends are still dark and a darker/warmer tone than her roots. The haircut also seems slightly choppy but it could be her texture that moves it to look like that. I just would’ve suggested a different route with this
What kind of hair colour or style would you have recommended?
According to the stylist starting at the roots was intentional - he only bleached the roots once to lighten them to the highest capacity without damaging her scalp as much. It also helps show the boundary where her scalp’s heat will stop affecting the processing of the bleach so subsequent applications were only beneath. And you underestimate the power of the client’s choice - this girl is obviously VERY adamant that she wants this colour. She talks about how it’ll change her life but I still agree this was NOT it for her.
"Im a sTyLiSt aNd ThEY bLeAcHeD hEr RoOtS fiRsT"
It looks good though and pretty even to me. He literally starts off by saying he's going to bleach twice. He started with the roots so he'd only have to touch them once. He obviously knew what he was doing. Just because someone at your local community college beauty school told you not to bleach roots first, doesn't mean that's absolutely always the case
@@MissLeo20 yisus!! Who hurt you?🤣🤣🤣🤣
"I kNoW yOuRe nOt eDuCateD aS shE is bUt i-" no you shut the fuck up.
I never said his way was the correct way. As you said, I'm not educated on hairdressing because I'm not a hairdresser. What I said was it looks good to me. I do believe there's no one right way to do something but if what he did produced a nice even result then what's the fucking problem. There's literally hundreds of comments on this video going oMg hE blEacHeD tHe roOtS fiRsT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111 probs from people who use brad mondo as their main source of information. just shut the fuck up. her hair looks good. shes happy with with it. honestly what the fuck
"I dont want to be in service to my hair." ..."this is the most high maintenance hair color to maintain. "...
Sophia Torkos Lmaoo my thoughts exactly 💀
True and no shadow root makes it even worse.
Well, she did say that right after she said she doesn't like feeling attached to her hair, so I think she meant the kind of rules and "services" people can feel they owe their hair. Like following curly girl method. That doesn't allow you to use certain products, heat tools, and I bet some girls wouldn't bleach their hair either. It's like paying reverence to dead cells on your head and never being "bad" with it. Like damaged hair would be the worst thing in your life.
Dying her hair, even if it's a high maintance color right now, might let her feel better about changing the color up, or straightening out one day and using a curling iron the next.
Damaged hair be damned, she's been good to her hair for 4 years and is probably bored to tears with her healthy hair.
An shes's a curly girl too...
She’s a Joker 😂
‘Pastel’ blonde
Champagne white
Who comes up with this stuff?!?!
🤔
Ya it's just gray😂
Ikr!
If they done champagne white it would of probably fell out
“You don’t see a lot of latinas dying their hair crazy colors” where does she live?
This sounds racist lmaooooo it’s true I never see them and I’m Mexican myself too
I pretty much change my color every month or so and retouch the roots every few months so that confused me SO much lmao
Clearly not in a Latin-American country hahahahaha.
Latinas especially love bleaching their hair blonde lol they are everywhere.
I said exactly the same lmao🤣
"Now that my hair is nice and healthy, it's ready to be destroyed by chemicals"
Basically my mantra
I thought the same thing.
This remind me the time I had keratin treatment in my hair to I have straight hair and I dye it, I tried to go from red to purple and the saloon lady damage it so my hair ended up feeling like bubble gum, she put the purple 3 times and she was like : for some reason the color is on getting into you.... after that I was so sad looking for an answer to get my hair silky and healthy 😓
Her hair looked like shit before anyways so she really had nothing to lose
literally me 😭🤚
This hair color really aged her...maybe honey blonde would’ve suited her better ?
juhlizza i agree the honey blonde would look better this hair color is for teens
I totally agree. She looks like she’s a 40 year old embracing her gray/white hair. Instead of the 20 something brunette.
Agree, she looks about ten years older. Not a good look at all.
yes, she has a warm skin undertone so a honey colour would have been lovely
Yeah she looks a lot older
My skin color is similar to her’s and I also have 3a curly hair and I was planning to dye my hair like this. This video convinced me to not dye it.
A color that is beyond 2 - 3 shades of lightness away from one's natural hair color is almost always going to look strangely artificial because it won't match your face's pigmentation. It might be wise to keep this in mind when deciding on a new hair color.
Perhaps you could try a lighter shade of brown if you want for a more natural looking result?
@@kirstenbakker839 i think I’m gonna keep it natural for a while
Video did someone good😂
Same
I thought you wanted to😂
The hair got a cold undertone what doesn't go with her warm skin tone. I thought a professional salon would have taken this under consideration
They also bleached the roots first which isn't really professional
@@michellemoller5021 I actually got the bleaching roots first thing. As the guy said, they were going bleach her hair twice cause of the tone she desired. So, by applying bleach first on roots, it was bleached only only because it's the area which gets lighter easily.
Letícia Moreira if he did the fools and then went back in the roots he wouldn’t have to do it twice
exactly, she needed a strawberry blonde to give her some life, it looks gray
Stylists don’t take skin tone into consideration, they take the health of the hair into consideration. Because they are hair stylists.
This does not suit her skin tone at all it just made her look old also the hair looks soooo damaged kinda sad cuz she said it took her years to get it nice and healthy ... Rip her hair 🙄
Agree. It ages her by 10 years.
Im here bec I wanted to find out what pastel blonde is. 😆🤣🤣 whew! IMO its a NO. I'M sorry, the thick black brows she got made her even LOOK confusingly OLD.
Lol right
She should have talked to a few people first before bleaching and looked at some beforw and after pictures. I can't believe she took that healthy hair and killed it. That color looks awful especially with the dark brows.
In my opinion you Shouldn't dye your hair in a completely different colour than it's naturally, for example if you have naturally black hair you wouldn't look good with blonde hair💁 your natural colour suits you the best💁
Jesus... these comments did not pass the vibe check. I think she looks amazing. You can see her confidence raise at the end of it. She’s glowing !!!
don't say JESUS' Holy Name in vain please. (Jesus Christ saves!)
For real. Everyone is just hating lol
@@monicalivesforchrist5901 oh baby I’m not religious. I love that you follow what you believe so righteously but don’t tell me what I can and cannot say based off of your personal religion ❤️❤️
frrrrr
Exactly I came here to see how it may look on me insha’Allah, despite the negative comments it looks great on her
Why can no one be happy that she’s happy? She got exactly what she wanted, good for her!
Because people feel so entitled and want to be right, if she loved the hair regardless if it suits her complexion or not, who cares but I guess they can’t get that in their heads and rather bitch abt it
BC P nah some people are being straight up bullies
Right, People are so quick to be rude
Jennifer Cornell people suck
She’s not happy. Probably regretting
Refinery29
I would love a 6 months follow-up on this.
I think it looks dope af. If she loves it, I love it. I know a lot of people will comment about a shade that ‘suits skin tone’ but if you want a crazy colour you’re not concerned with that. I’d love to dye my hair white but it wouldn’t survive the process sadly. Good for her. Rock it!
I’m obsessed with the color but it doesn’t suit her :(
Lex Lou Same. It’s gorgeous, but it’s definitely not the right shade for her. I think a warmer toned blonde would look better with her skin tone.
Yeah too cool tones for her :(
Lex Lou ikr
T. G. Absolutely! Way too cool for her warm skin. A nice honey blonde would have been better.
But she likes it and that's all that matters
"I don't like feeling like I need to be in service [of my hair] at all times."
Gurl, what?????? you are going to be in service of your hair every 6 weeks.
💯 I said the very same thing
Why?
@@nowlomme She will need to have her regrowth coloured / lightened as her hair grows. IF this girl "didn't want to be in service to her hair" this particular colour: platinum / lightest blonde was the *most idiotic* choice she could have made. Her natural hair is very dark brown, so in 4-6 weeks this will look like trash with dark regrowth against the blonde.
She can get a shadow root when she gets tired of the upkeep
I actually LOVE how the hair color turned out. Get her a neat hairstyle with less volume and she’ll look bomb.
i think the same
Yeah, how much do you think they charge for this procedure? I love it
She looked better as a brunette this color makes her look old
Agree, she looks about 40 and started off looking about 25.
Yep
cause that's not rude :/
Extremely. I am in shock. But I guess that self expression is preferential.
Age her decades
I just wish they would’ve done a darker root blended into the blonde to make it at least look more natural and have it grow out more naturally and not as harshly
Yes I agree and mayyyybe lighten eyebrows just a little bit still black just not jet black her eyebrows are to drastic from her hair color
but she didn’t want that.:.
Yes
@@avad1631 exactly
I swear this channel’s hair videos are chaotic af 😂😂😂
soo true lol
Uh she says she wanted champagne but they gave her gray. She looks older. It rly aged her.
S R I think it’s an Asian thing. All asians here were I live go grey
It was the toner (color) that they used. It neutralizes the brassy yellow tones. That gray/ purple color fades out after a few washes and she’ll be left with just blonde hair. It wasn’t done to intentionally leave her hair grey. They could’ve used a clarifying shampoo to start to get rid of the grey before they sent her out.
Lexy Mckeown yep I thought it was the toner
@@susanp1492 shes not asian
Ari Torres
Sure she is. She’s Caucasian.
I'm not crazy about the color (it doesn't compliment her skin tone) and she should have bleached her eyebrows a few shades to compliment her hair color. If she's happy with then that's all that matters.
+hotmama298 Thanks for leaving a positive comment!
I think it will look good when her roots grow back a bit and fade into the blind
hotmama298 ua-cam.com/video/JTk3oNK9xPU/v-deo.html I bleached my hair at home all by myself in case it’s something you wanna see
I think she looks beautiful.
Exactly! She's happy with her decision, they make it sound like she got manipulated in making that her into that color.
I can feel brad mondo cringing all the way over here because they started at her roots lol
I was looking for this comment
@@evelinfalcao277 Same though
I think they started at the roots because the rest of her hair had already seen damage from past bleaching.
bro i started cringing
damn y’all let sis enjoy herself lmao this isn’t your hair 😂 if she’s feeling it, she’s feeling it lol not her business to please everyone with her decisions.
Grey Leask exactly what I thought, until I heard the way she said thank you in the end. Idk if she was nervous but even when she was saying how much she loved her new hair, her voice was monotone. Maybe it’s not that deep, but I wonder if she regrets her decision
When you put your life on blast best be prepared for the good and bad comments.
She looking therebl 🤮
Grey Leask thank uuu !
Lady_ Liberty1977 exactly!
Me standing here with my virgin hair
refinery29:
my brain: DYE IT
SAME!!!
+lippy LOL LOL!!!!
Haha same
I know it seems tempting because you're bored. But also be careful. I got my hair bleached and now its completely damaged and ruined. I had to cut a lot of it off. I really miss my virgin dark long hair :(
@@Adele5554 thanks :) I love my natural hair Id never do something permanent unless I really like it and know a safe way to do it, plus im not allowed to dye my hair till I move out lol cuz my dad likes natural and nothing else
Brad mondo: BLEACH THE ENDS FIRST!!!!!! 😂😂😂😂
Please don’t try this at home .
😄😄😂
i do this at home and it doesn‘t look like this 😂😂
when she went from 👩🏻 to 👩🏼🦳, I felt that.
She said she’s scared of the bleach damaging her hair and curl pattern but she’s ready to “get rid of this thing that’s holding me down” speaking about her brown hair ..... 🤔
She literally looks like a hip grandma. This hair definitely looks grey rather than blonde. Her roots growing back will not be pretty 😩
LMAOO LITERALLY-
Fr thoooo
For me it didn’t seem blonde but more grey with a yellow undertone there were parts at the bottom which were a weird yellow but that might just be my eye🤷🏾♀️
don't worry i spotted it too
@@ViralVibes_01 i see it too!
I personally LOVED this on her. Made her look so edgy and confident 💫
I- ... why would they bleach her that dark to that light in one session in one day, her hair was so healthy looking in the beginning now it looks so dead and I don’t think the color fits well
YUP.. can't believe he agreed to that..
honestly it doesnt look dead but it is lmao
Doesn t fit her, thats all
Exactly. She destroyed her hair. They should have gradually taken her there.
I mean all hair is literally dead regardless of coloring so...
I wish we could get an update on these people’s hair... 6 months post color lol
Same
If you scroll to the bottom in the description they link her ig account. I just checked she cut it off and its brown again
I am a professional hairstylist. Her hair is already damaged. No need to wait for 6 months. Even next wash post styling washing( and camouflaging the damage) would state the obvious
@@saraandstuartshannon2160 I figured! This is not it! I don’t think they ever do a good job. Idk, how they find these stylists, but there are so many out here that knows what they are doing!
@@harrisjaii I don’t know how they pick them, but I would never agree to to this bleaching on this beautiful girl who has such a nice olive skin and dark eyes. This platinum blonde ( apart from damage) doesn’t look good on her and makes her look old. Some chocolate ombré highlights would look much better on her, even personally, I think that her natural hair is too beautiful to be chemically treated.
Listen, he started at the roots but he had to bleach TWICE, even Brad Mondo (for all the people that have been saying "UhhHhh bRad mOndo hAs lEft thE chAt") says that you can start at the roots if the second time you don't bleach them again. And when you bleach your hair to that level you are OBVIOUSLY GOING TO HAVE SOME LEVEL OF DAMAGE.
People need to remember that the people in this videos are real and not a prop to insult for your entertainment. Let's be aware and educated when we express our opinions
But..... they went to the root both times...
they damaged it more than they had to… that’s the point. that’s a real persons hair they just did wrong.
do you guys see the less platinum parts in her hair too? it looks patchy.
Especially visible when she was swishing her hair side to side. 😣
The ends are still pretty warm...
But there shouldn't still be warm spots like that compared to the rest of her hair if it was virgin to start.
Alot of yellow on those ends.
that happened to my hair once, the colder parts are because of the toner! it dyes each place differently because of the porosity of the hair, but it actually washes out after 1 or 2 washes and then the color becomes even!
Is that blonde? It kind of looks like grey grandma color...
yes platinum and pastel blonde is greyish
Horrid colour
i’m late but the toner fades out after a couple washes and gets a lot lighter
Exactly!! Lmao just horrible
That’s the point that’s how I got my hair
She looks so happy and her hair came out amazing! Unless you are a fashion icon it doesn’t matter what “suits” your skin tone, do what makes you happy, hair will grow out and it’s nothing a new color can’t fix, the possibilities are endless!
She went from 23 years old to 73 years old
Lindsey Dawn I agree she should do pastel pink
Frfr
Lindsey Dawn i swear 😂
So true!
Yeahhhh deffenetly 😂
This girl rambled so much about the complex reasons why she did this instead of going “I want to go blonde”. She even invented a new shade of blonde in the process. Smh
That’s literally what this series is about though
Every video in this series sounds like that lol. I think they ask them deep existential questions about their hair
They did an amazing job because that's quite hard to do on dark hair that has a lot of heavy pigmentation. Some hair looks dark but it actually has blonde undertones and it lifts pretty easily. But when hair has a lot of heavy pigment and it goes through all the red and gold stages it's much more difficult to lift without significant damage. I'm at the point where I think anyone can wear any hair color if it's done well. We probably all have one look that's our absolute best, but all the rest can be fun to wear for a while.
Pastel blond is not a colour. This is silver/grey.
“I don’t like feeling attached to my hair. I don’t like to feel like I need to be in service of it at all times”. Goes and bleaches her hair which requires high maintenance to keep the color in tact. Wtf?
she said so many things that made no sense. It's like she just started rambling but not listening to herself
She’s undergoing a mental shift. It often doesn’t make sense to others. But my God I can tell you that she feels so much freer now. (It’s always easier to deal with something when you’ve chosen it, than when it’s forced on you or you feel obligated to do it.)
I’m a slave to my hair , I oil it twice a week with the best quality oil , put egg in my hair once a week and put aloe Vera gel few times a month ... My hair is virgin black Indian hair 💥
Nish S I’m a girl with really long hair and I do nothing to it. I only shampoo and condition it once or twice every two weeks.
@@mickeysofine6386 doesn t matter if you have long hair if it looks like shiit. You have to care for it.
Dark eyebrows and blonde hair is a fire combination 🤩😎🔥👏
i only clicked to see what the hecckkkk “pastel blonde” is lmfaoo
Me too. Such bs
Her hair looks really healthy despite the triple bleach, no breakage and still shiny, the salon did a god job!! Hope she has had the energy to maintain the color and do regular root touch ups, she looks amazing with cool blonde hair🤍💖
It is true that everyone learned to color from the middle part first and go toward roots later because body temperature affects roots so it gets lighter faster than other section. But for this double bleach process, we call this triple process actually (bleach twice and color once) require lot of damage. And stylist doesnt like to actually do bleach very roots part twice, which most stylists do and this will make skins irritating so instead of doing roots twice, stylists went root first to light up the roots and did the rest of the hair dye twice. I just want to make comments here so people know what stylist’s intention was and not misunderstanding anything.
Yes that's correct, some of us even start midshaft, ends then roots
Hairdresser: How much do you wanna damage your hair?
Client: Yes
How do you think bleach works, a double process bleach with 30 or 40 volume developer will damage your hair regardless of how careful you are
the real REAL outcome is after the hairwash at home, that's when result can ACTUALLY be visible. I wanna see that resultt
Yes!
She fried her hair to Hell omgg
Zach Stonerock ua-cam.com/video/JTk3oNK9xPU/v-deo.html I bleached my hair at home all by myself in case it’s something you wanna see and I don’t think I fried mine but you never know
*They
I know right 🤦🏽♀️
it’s fried and uneven
her “i love it” was so fake 🤦🏽♀️ i haven’t seen something this fake since laura lee “apologized”
Uggh i feel the toner was too gray! I liked her more right when they rinsed out the bleach. The hair had a hint of yellow
Toner comes out in 1-2 washes, it's just a glaze. Unless she kept up with maintenance, the brass will be back.
same i swear they made her hair darker
Yellow blonde didn’t suit her skin tone at all, but the end result did
"have you done this before?"
"no never"
"let's get started!"
😂
Imagine if that was the full consultation! It would be amazing.
I think her hair looks good and he did a great job, y’all act like you’re professional hair stylists . Just let the man do what he was trained to do 🤡
Well some of us actually are professionals and it actually wasn't a bad result but I think I would have catered more to making it look a bit more seamless
I totally agree..I love the look..
The hairdresser did an amazing job but I don’t like it on her. Does not suit her.
Fatma i yes she looks way better with dark hair 😐
:((( true
Blonde 😒👎 Dark 😀👍
i think the cool tone blonde didn’t suit her warm tone face.. perhaps a warmer tone honey/caramel blonde would’ve looked better, especially with the roots being at least a light brown.
@@bxhija7898 true. Anyone can go blonde but its the type of blonde. Cool tones can do platinum but warm tone needs a honey or golden blonde. The hair dressers should know this
Curious how long it’s going to be before we see her vid, “Dyeing my hair back to it’s natural color” 😏
She is already brunette with very short hair
for someone with such warmed toned skin she really needed to do a colour that complimented it. this shade is far too cooled toned and doesn’t do her any justice
Perhaps the stylist warned her about this, but he did whatever she wanted. Sometimes as stylists you have to do what your clients want you to do.
Why does everyone keep saying that, it’s her own preference.
The hair itself came out nicely. However i don’t think this is the best shade for her skin tone
Honestly I feel like pastel and light hair colors go better with darker skin.. so it doesn’t blend in with the skin
Her natural hair is so nice and it does actually look so healthy and strong even after all that damaging
Now she looks like a lord of the rings character
GrotesqueHyydra 🤣😩💀
Her name is LegoHolás
🤣🤣🤣
Legolas 😂😂😂
😂😂😂
I'm sorry but she looks like she's wearing a grey lace front now. What was the point?? 😂😂
After reading the comments, I may be the only one who actually likes the hair color/haircut. She did look more mature afterwards, but maybe that is what she wanted. Nothing wrong with that. Sis loved the way it turned out. Literally those were her words after seeing the result. Happy for her, and y'all need to stop hating. She can be a blonde too if she wants to be, damn😏
Some people in the comments are too toxic. It's her hair, let her be. Girl, you do you!
yas!
giving honest opinion and disliking now is considered toxic? wake up, you shit yourself
Lachimolala😍💜
This queen explained it perfectly when she said that she cared about the health of her hair, but that she cared more about expressing herself. Yass yass yass, slay it girl!! 👏👏👏
I loved the result, the color looks so pretty on her!
What is refinery's obsession with hair dye!!?
+sharmineemamally :) :) :)
It's a really big step for some women. Especially if it's a drastic change
I look forward to watching these videos.. I never dyed my hair and it's encouraging me to
@@tommyp.8776 Or men
I like these videos. Shame this one went so wrong.
What kind of salon is this?! Never start at the roots🤦♀️
Chantel Veneman i was thinking the same! 😶
Hi Chantel Veneman,
I’m the one who is in the video. From reading comments I wonder if people have noticed that I bleached roots only once while the rest parts were bleached twice? I am fully aware that in theory you should start at roots for bleaching. However, I started at roots intentionally for her particular case because 1) this requires triple process ( two bleaches + one color) but want to minimize damage to her scalp, 2) it is tricky to find the exact “line” where body temperature affects the bleach, as it always depends on each person’s hair texture, thickness and body temperature. So I applied bleach first to roots to light it up enough by maximizing body temperature effects, and avoided the second bleach(for the roots). This process actually gives another advantage because after the first bleach, the “line” appears as everyone points out as “uneven”. So if you do the second bleach from the line where the color is darker, you will get the whole hair bleached evenly in the end.
I know that this isn’t a conventional way I have learned at school but my 17 years of experience serving diverse hair-types in Tokyo, Vancouver and NY has taught me this tip. This way works for her hair because her whole hair was a virgin. Each person’s hair and its condition is different so I service in a way that would work the best for each hair - so there’s no golden rules for me.
@@threedegreessalon2572 People don't know all the tips and tricks lol As if came out even in the end clearly you knew what you were doing :-)
@@threedegreessalon2572 her hair looked very dry and damaged after. I'm not taking away from your technique but it should have been done in 2/3 stages. She has the hair of a 70 year old woman now. It's damaged so badly.
Hot roots
Her dark hair was pretty, but the blonde hair was pretty too. She looks nice. 🙂
The hair looks beautiful, it is obviously a well done job, but dark hair looks 1000 times better on you than this color. This light color aged you like 20 years.
Amen! Agreed
I agree.
Yes a beautiful blond but would have got just hi lights would have suited her better
I’m so obsessed with watching girls change up their hair color! That’s awesome!!!!
Can we talk about how incredible this hairstylist is?? He got the client from that level of dark hair to the creamiest, most even, healthy looking, dimensional white blonde I have literally ever seen in TWO bleaches 😱😱 sure the colour with her skin tone might not be to everyone's taste but he is skilled AF 👌🏻Personally I love her new hair and I think if she pairs is with a modern cut like a choppy bob she'd look 3 X 🔥🔥🔥
But when are they gonna make a video where the hair turns out good?
laura bishop lol right
Could’ve “expressed herself” with a wig, less damaging and that color she chose is no bueno for her. She looked aged.
She can also do whatever she wants with her hair
Gina Karst Eie exactly!
Exactly she looks like a grandma 👵 hahaha no shade 💕
Wigs only feel so real tbh
You are so right!
I mean it’s just hair... do whatever you want girl 💁🏼♀️👌🏼 I think she looks great with both colors
"You don't see a lot of latinas dying their hair crazy hair colors"
Me, a latina (mexican) who went to a high school and college where 7/10 girls had either green, blue, pink or champagne hair: *hmmmm*
Eureka Mreum right!!!!! I’ve had colored hair since I was in the 7th grade and I’m Mexican
Girl get out of here lol
*me reading in mexican with blue hair*
Same ! I’m Colombian and I’m sitting there with blue ends lol
It is a lot harder to lift our dark hair and keep it up though 😭
Purple haired Mexican sipping my abuelitas watching this video😂
So disturbed they started at the root.
Yeah not good
L. Purdy It is true that everyone learned to color from the middle part first and go toward roots later because body temperature affects roots so it gets lighter faster than other section. But for this double bleach process, sometime, call this triple process actually (bleach twice and color once) requires lot of damage. And stylist doesnt like to actually do bleach very roots part twice, which most stylists do and this will make skins irritating so instead of doing roots twice, stylists went root first to light up the roots and did the rest of the hair dye twice. I just wanted to make comments here so people know what stylist’s intention seems don’t judge and thinks that he does not know anything. That was what learned and heard from other videos too. Thanks.
@@sarahwithah I’m the one who is in the video. From reading comments I wonder if people have noticed that I bleached roots only once while the rest parts were bleached twice? I am fully aware that in theory you should start at roots for bleaching. However, I started at roots intentionally for her particular case because 1) this requires triple process ( two bleaches + one color) but want to minimize damage to her scalp, 2) it is tricky to find the exact “line” where body temperature affects the bleach, as it always depends on each person’s hair texture, thickness and body temperature. So I applied bleach first to roots to light it up enough by maximizing body temperature effects, and avoided the second bleach(for the roots). This process actually gives another advantage because after the first bleach, the “line” appears as everyone points out as “uneven”. So if you do the second bleach from the line where the color is darker, you will get the whole hair bleached evenly in the end.
I know that this isn’t a conventional way I have learned at school but my 17 years of experience serving diverse hair-types in Tokyo, Vancouver and NY has taught me this tip. This way works for her hair because her whole hair was a virgin. Each person’s hair and its condition is different so I service in a way that would work the best for each hair - so there’s no golden rules for me.
@@threedegreessalon2572 I'm a hairstylist as well, and was about to jump on the "OH NO ROOTS FIRST" bandwagon, but that does actually make sense for longer hair. I learned something today, thank you.
Sarah so am I.
Everyone critiquing her and her choices by I like how the "cool" hair contrasts her "warm skin". Everyone sayin it looks wack but it's a refreshing change for her and she's into that stuff. If it makes her happy then let her feel herself
„I finally have control over my hair again“ did it rage out before and tried to kill people?😂😂
カオナシチオ ooo that reminds me of bad hair on Hulu
do you know how curly hair works ????
@@sarahassi8357 yes, mine for example works part time in a library
When you’re just transitioning from straightening your hair all the time or consistently wearing wigs and weaves, you don’t really have much control over your hair. It’s extremely damaged, you don’t know how to manage it because you likely never have since society teaches you your hair is “bad hair” not worth the time or effort, and it feels like everything you try doesn’t work out. After some time you start to understand your hair and what’s best for you and your texture and density, and you can better control the manageability and damaged aspects of your hair. She means that now that she has control over her hair, she understands how to manage it in its natural state and how to combat/eliminate things that were damaging it like heat and tension, she’s ready to take on what could be a very damaging treatment that requires a lot of maintenance and knowledge of your hair (bleach + coloring). Being obtuse about this for a joke on a youtube comment section doesn’t make you look funny, it makes people think you’re dumb lol.
I joke all the time that my hair is secretly trying to take over the world.😂
At the end of the video the ends of her hair has a brassy color to it and doesn’t match the rest of her hair. I wonder if that’s because they did her roots first?
Personally, I really love the transformation. It looks so good on her!❤️🔥
my scalp got itchy watching this
I'm so sad about her hair.. She's a beauty on black curly hair..
Turned out sooo beautiful😍 Well done to all! 👍👌🤍
suddenly everybody’s an expert hairstylist -.-
Absolutely right
?
amanda yu we can have opinions if we want to believe it or not
The result of watching all Brad Mondos videos in a row
I know right 😂
That salon seems amazing cause it’s hard to get dark hair really light and not al fall out in one day
I don’t know how anyone could not like this! They did such a good job! Love
She paid to look fifty.. Anyways something she said really stuck out to me. “I don’t like being attached to my hair. I don’t want to be in service to it at all times.” And I felt that hard... Cause we curly girls are slaves to our hair ( for a good reason ). Watching this makes me wanna be more free with my hair. I’ve been wanting to dye it forever
You can also look young with “pastel blonde hair”
I know one person who have this exactly this hair color and It's my gradma
Amazing transformation looks good on her
why is she talking about hair so deeply like that lmao
hair means a lot to some people
Thought I was the only one who thought so too
Lol
To a lot of people hair means a lot more to them than it being 'just hair'
Hair can bring allot of change to someone's appareance and confidence
As someone who also has naturally very dark hair and went white, she shouldve gotten a shadow root because the regrowth is wild and will start to show reaally quick
she looks amazing, I love the look so much😍
your hair is no longer healthy after this trip to the salon...
It grows out.
@@dropexpectations12 ya...long ass time for that...unless she shaves her head
lol
@@hippyelise1 She could use the lightened hair as a base for others colors if she wants to. Especially since colors show up better on bleached hair than dark.
I thought “Pastel” was gonna be a light purple 😳...boy,was I wrong??!!😩😩
Sequoia Spencer well she would have been better off with a pretty lilac or lavender color rather than a mousey grey
They did what so many other salon's say can't be done. From black to platinum blond and I didn't see any thinning either! Great job.
As a hairdresser of ten years this pained me to watch
Yes never go to this place.
Thank god I’m not the only horrified hairstylist here he started at the roots?!? It’s so uneven too 😭
I was thinking the same, the color looks so uneven to me and you can see her roots are still dark at the back of her head. Im so glad you said that!
Sarah ua-cam.com/video/JTk3oNK9xPU/v-deo.html I bleached my hair to and just Incase you want to die a little more lol
Hi @@Kennedy4295 I’m the one who is in the video. From reading comments I wonder if people have noticed that I bleached roots only once while the rest parts were bleached twice? I am fully aware that in theory you should start at roots for bleaching. However, I started at roots intentionally for her particular case because 1) this requires triple process ( two bleaches + one color) but want to minimize damage to her scalp, 2) it is tricky to find the exact “line” where body temperature affects the bleach, as it always depends on each person’s hair texture, thickness and body temperature. So I applied bleach first to roots to light it up enough by maximizing body temperature effects, and avoided the second bleach(for the roots). This process actually gives another advantage because after the first bleach, the “line” appears as everyone points out as “uneven”. So if you do the second bleach from the line where the color is darker, you will get the whole hair bleached evenly in the end.
I know that this isn’t a conventional way I have learned at school but my 17 years of experience serving diverse hair-types in Tokyo, Vancouver and NY has taught me this tip. This way works for her hair because her whole hair was a virgin. Each person’s hair and its condition is different so I service in a way that would work the best for each hair - so there’s no golden rules for me.