Okay, first of all Wendy your so pretty! But any viewers need to know just a few things about this video! For one, all of these products can be purchased at Sally Beauty Supply (in case you were wondering). I am also a professional. If I were Wendy I would have re lightened my roots after the first application (not gone straight to toning), maybe for 20/30 mins as long as your scalp can take it. This would have lifted the hair to a pale yellow (which would have been perfect for toning). I also would have used the Color Charm developer for the toner, not 30 volume. The Color Charm toner's developer has very low ammonia, and prbly would have toned her roots a lot better after the first application to begin with!! If lightening the hair twice, then toning. The toner might have come out ashy/purple at first. But quickly fades after a few washes. And one last thing, try not comb color/toner/lightner through your hair at all. This is what will break your hair. Just use your finger tips to rub the color onto your roots and scalp if you have to! Hope this helps!!!
Hey! I am a hairstylist and salon owner- If you simply try your best to not overlap the bleach onto the previously dyed hair and use a 40 v instead of 30, and put the toner on the roots only (like you did the bleach) you will get a PERFECT result! :) Great vid though
I Work at a salon and am always washing up colours bowls and what not and this looks pretty accurate. This is great for in between trips to the salon but ideally you should see a professional about your hair as different people need different percentages (or volumes) in their hair. Another thing is if it is the first time lighting/ lifting your hair you are bound to feel a tingle or itch/ uncomfortable feel on your scalp. You shouldn't leave this too long but the longer you leave it the blonder you will be and the better your hair will lift! Use a purple toner afterwards so your hair doesn't to a horrible yellow colour and continue to use violet or special blonde shampoos! Great video, well done!!
I am a cosmetologist, if it is new growth 90 % of the time you could use the lightest blonde with the color line your using and since its new growth ( virgin hair) with 20 volume it will turn blonde and be less harsh on your hair
If you would apply the toner with a brush it would look so different and you would get an even color, cause right now you can see where the toner has been applied
dont listen to the people who say it doesnt match or work for you. anyone can be blonde, any race any color- so there!!! its beautiful different and exotic. im in full support of people of color having blonde hair. anyone can!!! yours is gorgeous and def what im trying to achieve. love it.
You should actually stop before the already blonde hair starts to prevent overlapping which will cause breakage and a line or demarcation. You can bring you toner through all of the hair so you can blend it into one colour. If you doing a half inch or less of regrowthh you should actually stop a little bit before the blonde stuff starts because the heat from your scalp with help develop and expand the bleach so it ends up reaching to the end of the roots. If you only have a half inch or less and you go right to the end of the roots, the bleach will expand and cause overlapping. Which you do not want to do. And trust me I used to do the same all the time but I'm in cosmetology school so I learned not to do that anymore. Wish I knew before because it would have saved me a lot of damage on my hair.
not being harsh, but please take your time if you're going to use this tutorial. make sure your partings are clean and please part your hair when you tone it. im in cosmetology school, and am learning myself, but this is common sense.
you did your roots so well. i got my perfect blonde color, basically i let my hair grow out for like two months decided it was time for root touch up, roots turned so light =( now people ask if i dye my hair darker haha
i agree i think you should've used a diff toner i always use a 9A-9.1 n its a very light ash blond that way it wont make your hair purple like it did. the gray will only take off redish tones. n use a 20min developer.
Usually you would use the lowest vol with a toner. And you really don't want to comb it thru when your just touching up roots. That's why the rest turned purple while the roots still look yellow
I have been lightening my own hair for years now. My mom was a beautician and taught me allot about hair. I very much agree with the last few comments. 30 volume is way to strong. I have dark brown hair and I go almost white. I use 20 volume and I always double bleach back to back the same day. I wait til the next day then use my toner. I use 10 volume in my toner. You run way less risk of purple hair and can leave it on longer. My biggest concern is I feel you used way to much developer for your mix. Once again thats 30 volume and way to much of it. It's never supposed to be that runny. I just feel that anyone making a tutorial should be measuring as per instructions. I use Quick Blue High Performance. It lifts up to 7 levels and it mixes 2 - 2.5 ounces developer per scoop of powder. I don't mean to sound like a ass but this kind of video can cause someone some grief.
I've gone blonde on my own it took a few days but it was worth it. I got to go at my own pace and if you follow this video you can't mess it up. super easy! I promise
Toner will not make your hair purple. If you had left it in longer you would've had blonde not yellow hair. The purple neutralizes the yellow. They're complimentary colors so putting purple on yellow neutralizes it. Just for future reference.
+Aubri Stacey Ive left mine on and its turned purple. Hair is much more porous after bleaching therefore it picks up the tones WAY more easily. So yes, it will turn purple.
i used to ammonia free bleach by ion & then i didn't go far down enough when i wuz touchin the roots up in the front cuz i wanted to avoid overlapping & i got brown lines here & there from where my natural hair ended.. oh god, it was terrible. But, thank god for that wella t18 toner. I found it 10x easier to apply the toner with bowl & brush to avoid my already blonde lengths... i was able to leave it in for more than 20 minutes & got a really beautiful pale,pearly shade of blonde... all i kept
Don't get me wrong, I'm a hair stylist I've done this obviously before I went to hair school. Doesn't mean I would recommend it. To the person that comment saying to a stylist "why don't you upload a video your you touching up your own roots" why do you think we as a stylist would do it ourselves when we've clearly stated on here that you should see a professional? What people don't realize is that just because a stylist went to "hair school" does not mean it's easy! Yeah we've all probably messed up hair you'll never find a stylist that hasn't it's called learning by trial and error! Reasons why I wouldn't condone UA-cam videos like this is because some people have different reactions to these chemicals. You can't always put 30 volume on your scalp with lightener and you most definitely shouldn't use 30 volume developer with a toner considering the cuticle of the hair is already blown out due to the lightening process prior to. So when you go to tone the hair with 30volume developer it can only blow the cuticle of the hair open anymore and even cause breakage. Not to mention that some people can get a chemical burn. Just be aware that you're actually working with chemicals here. Just because it says "sensitive scalp" does not mean that it won't cause little to severe damage. And overall don't sit here on these posts and bash a stylist because they're telling you you're doing it wrong. Hair color formulation involves science and math! If you don't know what chemicals you're using and you aren't using the correct percentage of that chemical as a stylist we could cause harm to someone. I can't speak for every stylist put there because some might just be lazy or don't have enough education but it is wrong for people to sit here and bash someone's profession when all they want to do is help prevent people from possibly physically hurting themselves (or others) and to help prevent them from possibly breaking their hair off. Before doing something like this educate yourself first is all I can say. You don't know how your hair or body would react.
You probably needed a 20 or even 10 volume developer to tone. The exact same thing happened to me. I had yellow roots, and the wella t18 kinda fixed it, but I used a 20 volume. I needed a 10 since my hair is more resistant to toners. Let us know if you fixed it and how.
loved the video. however it's completely normal for your neighbor to mow their lawn at 6 in the evening. it's summer - still light outside. people mow until 10 sometimes. it's what you do when. u own a house with a growing yard.
you should try roux violites hair bleach, i found it to be less damaging for me since i took my jet black hair to white and it was still manageable and not completely fried and since its a violet it will reduce the yellow/orangy/brassy color and shouldn't need a toner with it.
thanks for the video, my hair looks almost like yours (both colors natural and the blonde) and the others videos I watched were with not such a dark natural hair
I have been bleaching my hair for 6 years last month I touch up my roots I lost all my hair my hair was super long but now it’s super short and all falling out please girls stop doing that
Thank you for doing a tutorial on this! I'm a newly bleached blonde and the most part I'm worried about is having to do my root touch up.. do you normally start on the top of the head or on the back? and I thought you have to use 20 developer with the powder? And do you have to use the same toner when you do root touch up? I used the T10 Wella Colorcharm when I bleached my hair.. didn't know if you had to use the same ones or not...
My my natural hair color is pretty much exactly like your hair color. I really want to go a super light blonde, but I heard bleach is bad for your hair. Your hair looks so healthy how do you do it??
* oops, i meant don't over lap onto the already lightened parts because it causes damage. and as I read my comment over, I wanted to make sure that you didn't think I was being offensive because that is the last thing I would ever want to do...I do love your blonde hair =))
Danneh;3 So Why complain? She is not complaining, she is sharing and suggesting in a nice way. On the other hand, You are the one "complaining" on a rude obnoxious selfish inmature way. Have some compassion but if you are incapable, than at least have some respect to the people who has high values.
How much developer did you put in? You put 0.5-0.7 fl oz of toner into the bottle right? Did you put 2 oz of toner? And do you have to put it on towel dried hair? Or is dry, unwashed hair okay?
I've also been debating on whether i should kick my developer up a notch to 40 instead of 30 ... everytime 30 is used & left on for the maximum time, i NEVER get the right shade i want... i think that extra peroxide will help lift it all the way. I've looked around youtube & people who use that volume always come out with the right shade. & plus i look at it as, either way there is gunna be some damage. I'd rather get the right color the 1st time then have to go over it again from using a 30
The underneath colour is dark?And what's ur natural haircolour?And u did not show in this video how do u separete ur hair,for me seems to be hard this separeting motion:(
Does anyone know how I can achieve level 7 dark blonde highlights on dark virgin hair roots(dark brown) I have a full head of level 7 dark blonde highlights and about 3-4 inches of root growth. What developer volume do I need? Do I mix it with a colour? Hope someone can help I would really appreciate it! Thank you
She should have not overlapped and left the lightner on longer till it was a pale yellow not yellow then only put toner on the outgrowth and not brushed the toner threw till the roots were toned. This causes the roots to stay yellow while the ends were turning purple.
How did you become a full blonde though? I've highlighted my hair three times now and I'm basically blonde but there's still some dark pieces. I want to be fully blonde I'm just stumped at how to do my roots.I have very dark roots
I love how people who buy Olaplex put it on eBay or Amazon because they just didn't like it or they where not making money on it like they thought and professionals where calling it fake or watered down
Weird, Guy Tang swears by Olaplex. It's not a cheap product so it's not something that people who don't bleach their hair on a regular would need (probably why some people resell it). Also, if you don't know how to use it correctly, it's not going to work properly (again, probably another reason it gets resold).
The fact that you were upset at the fact that your neighbor was cutting his grass at 6pm 🤣 - wasn’t like he was past the time of disturbing the peace. you decided to do your video at 6pm when you could’ve waited 🤣
excuse me, what do you mean by "sectioning always? . im a bleach blonde i used ultra blue powder and a 50 devevolper, but i want to tone that down because accidental overlapping has taken out most of my hair. i have very short hair and the bleach has made it shorter i need help.
(cont...) obvious that the line is there, now the roots are the color my hair was after the second full head bleach (im attempting to get to super light, platinum kind of blonde, iv done 3 full head bleaches over more than 2 months just to let it heal), now this makes sense to me since i had to bleach my hair 3 times to get it to the current blonde but then i see your video and its like... WTF you got there in one go! any tips please?
Not related, but can you tell me what you use for your eyebrows? I love that color and looking for something that 'stays' on. Is it waterproof? Thanks!
You'd look better in dark colors, because you are naturally dark. Imo only people who LOOK like they could have been born with blonde hair (but got brown instead) get away with bleaching it blonde. Wear your best look people and be proud of who you are!
don't use argon oil all the time! my sister used that a lot on her hair and her hair got TOO much protein in her hair and made it look fried and damaged
You will find that hair is nearly the same as copper wire its externally tough and its actually very hard to make your hair fall out with chemicals the only way it could is if you mixed a dye or bleach real badly and completely wrong or left in on way passed the time they have told you on the packet/bottle. i have belached my hair that meny times and dyed over my hair over 10 times in a month when i was younger to fix what i had done to it my hair never fall out ever.
Well hell I hope you're right, but I went to a professional hair salon and they said they had to do it little by little, in other words in a process instead of dying the whole thing which is what I wanted, But you might have stronger hair versus mine. Some people are blessed with strong hair and can do what ever they want. My friend bleaches her hair like no tomorrow(by herself) and it looks the same. mine dries up from just highlights. it sucks :/
40 vol is really risky to use i never go that far as once its been bleached with it you cant do it again so it has to be done right first time or your hair feels terrible ans brittle but even if you damage it it will heal over time naturally anyway but however did know a girl who bleached her hair and then washed it out with hot water she would use for a shower her hair did snap off in some parts.
Did anybody else notice she didn't measure the developer when mixing up the bleach? You cant just "eyeball" when working with chemicals. Too little or too much can cause the bleach to not work properly.
Your hair would be even prettier if you follow these steps...To save breakage, try not to over lap the lightener on to the dark parts because it does cause breakage, especially the "baby hairs" around your hairline. When you apply the purple toner, only place it on the brassy parts (like your roots) because by placing the purple toner where it is not needed (on the pale blonde), it turns purple. Other than that, your hair looks pretty. I hope you don't mind me saying...
I enjoyed your video and honestly found most of it informative and helpful. I just would suggest leaving the toner on a bit longer in order to achieve a more ashy blonde. Try to not be afraid of that! ;) but overall, very good video!😊 oh! And you are supposed to section your hair into four quadrants to make lightening even easier.
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Okay, first of all Wendy your so pretty! But any viewers need to know just a few things about this video! For one, all of these products can be purchased at Sally Beauty Supply (in case you were wondering). I am also a professional. If I were Wendy I would have re lightened my roots after the first application (not gone straight to toning), maybe for 20/30 mins as long as your scalp can take it. This would have lifted the hair to a pale yellow (which would have been perfect for toning). I also would have used the Color Charm developer for the toner, not 30 volume. The Color Charm toner's developer has very low ammonia, and prbly would have toned her roots a lot better after the first application to begin with!! If lightening the hair twice, then toning. The toner might have come out ashy/purple at first. But quickly fades after a few washes. And one last thing, try not comb color/toner/lightner through your hair at all. This is what will break your hair. Just use your finger tips to rub the color onto your roots and scalp if you have to! Hope this helps!!!
Hey! I am a hairstylist and salon owner- If you simply try your best to not overlap the bleach onto the previously dyed hair and use a 40 v instead of 30, and put the toner on the roots only (like you did the bleach) you will get a PERFECT result! :) Great vid though
40 is pretty harsh-
I think she did pretty well with 30 developer
@@mariannab927 agree !
I'd use nothing more than 6% on scalp
I Work at a salon and am always washing up colours bowls and what not and this looks pretty accurate. This is great for in between trips to the salon but ideally you should see a professional about your hair as different people need different percentages (or volumes) in their hair. Another thing is if it is the first time lighting/ lifting your hair you are bound to feel a tingle or itch/ uncomfortable feel on your scalp. You shouldn't leave this too long but the longer you leave it the blonder you will be and the better your hair will lift! Use a purple toner afterwards so your hair doesn't to a horrible yellow colour and continue to use violet or special blonde shampoos! Great video, well done!!
I am a cosmetologist, if it is new growth 90 % of the time you could use the lightest blonde with the color line your using and since its new growth ( virgin hair) with 20 volume it will turn blonde and be less harsh on your hair
thank you so much for such a zoomed-up demonstration! that was so smart of you and so easy for a beginner to learn from!
I love the way this video is explained, very thorough and detailed - she seems smart!
Did anyone else notice she missed out the back ?
If you would apply the toner with a brush it would look so different and you would get an even color, cause right now you can see where the toner has been applied
dont listen to the people who say it doesnt match or work for you. anyone can be blonde, any race any color- so there!!! its beautiful different and exotic. im in full support of people of color having blonde hair. anyone can!!! yours is gorgeous and def what im trying to achieve. love it.
You should actually stop before the already blonde hair starts to prevent overlapping which will cause breakage and a line or demarcation. You can bring you toner through all of the hair so you can blend it into one colour. If you doing a half inch or less of regrowthh you should actually stop a little bit before the blonde stuff starts because the heat from your scalp with help develop and expand the bleach so it ends up reaching to the end of the roots. If you only have a half inch or less and you go right to the end of the roots, the bleach will expand and cause overlapping. Which you do not want to do. And trust me I used to do the same all the time but I'm in cosmetology school so I learned not to do that anymore. Wish I knew before because it would have saved me a lot of damage on my hair.
Thank you for showing 'exactly' how its done. Watched alot of videos n didnt ever get info i needed. So thanks. Hair turned out gorgeous! God bless!!!
not being harsh, but please take your time if you're going to use this tutorial. make sure your partings are clean and please part your hair when you tone it. im in cosmetology school, and am learning myself, but this is common sense.
you did your roots so well. i got my perfect blonde color, basically i let my hair grow out for like two months decided it was time for root touch up, roots turned so light =( now people ask if i dye my hair darker haha
Thank you Wendy...I am trying to teach myself how to touch up my roots at home to save money. This is just about the BEST tutorial I have found.
i agree i think you should've used a diff toner i always use a 9A-9.1 n its a very light ash blond that way it wont make your hair purple like it did. the gray will only take off redish tones. n use a 20min developer.
omg wendy thank you sooooooo much! this video is super helpful! awghhh thank you!
Usually you would use the lowest vol with a toner. And you really don't want to comb it thru when your just touching up roots. That's why the rest turned purple while the roots still look yellow
I have been lightening my own hair for years now. My mom was a beautician and taught me allot about hair. I very much agree with the last few comments. 30 volume is way to strong. I have dark brown hair and I go almost white. I use 20 volume and I always double bleach back to back the same day. I wait til the next day then use my toner. I use 10 volume in my toner. You run way less risk of purple hair and can leave it on longer.
My biggest concern is I feel you used way to much developer for your mix. Once again thats 30 volume and way to much of it. It's never supposed to be that runny. I just feel that anyone making a tutorial should be measuring as per instructions. I use Quick Blue High Performance. It lifts up to 7 levels and it mixes 2 - 2.5 ounces developer per scoop of powder.
I don't mean to sound like a ass but this kind of video can cause someone some grief.
And quick blue is the WORST and most HARSH for your hair.
Idk if you’re still on UA-cam but thank you so much for this comment, helps me out!
Yes you can (that's how my colorist does it), just make sure the hair is a bit towel dried first to remove excess moisture.
I've gone blonde on my own it took a few days but it was worth it. I got to go at my own pace and if you follow this video you can't mess it up. super easy! I promise
Toner will not make your hair purple. If you had left it in longer you would've had blonde not yellow hair. The purple neutralizes the yellow. They're complimentary colors so putting purple on yellow neutralizes it. Just for future reference.
+Aubri Stacey Not true
+Aubri Stacey Ive left mine on and its turned purple. Hair is much more porous after bleaching therefore it picks up the tones WAY more easily. So yes, it will turn purple.
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Depends on how long you leave it on.
i used to ammonia free bleach by ion & then i didn't go far down enough when i wuz touchin the roots up in the front cuz i wanted to avoid overlapping & i got brown lines here & there from where my natural hair ended.. oh god, it was terrible. But, thank god for that wella t18 toner. I found it 10x easier to apply the toner with bowl & brush to avoid my already blonde lengths... i was able to leave it in for more than 20 minutes & got a really beautiful pale,pearly shade of blonde... all i kept
Toooooooo much overlapping!!!!!
how do you make sure theres no overlapping onto already bleached hair??
Loved how you made it all so simple and you did so with a nice calm voice, absolutely great job.😃
Don't get me wrong, I'm a hair stylist I've done this obviously before I went to hair school. Doesn't mean I would recommend it. To the person that comment saying to a stylist "why don't you upload a video your you touching up your own roots" why do you think we as a stylist would do it ourselves when we've clearly stated on here that you should see a professional?
What people don't realize is that just because a stylist went to "hair school" does not mean it's easy! Yeah we've all probably messed up hair you'll never find a stylist that hasn't it's called learning by trial and error! Reasons why I wouldn't condone UA-cam videos like this is because some people have different reactions to these chemicals. You can't always put 30 volume on your scalp with lightener and you most definitely shouldn't use 30 volume developer with a toner considering the cuticle of the hair is already blown out due to the lightening process prior to. So when you go to tone the hair with 30volume developer it can only blow the cuticle of the hair open anymore and even cause breakage. Not to mention that some people can get a chemical burn. Just be aware that you're actually working with chemicals here. Just because it says "sensitive scalp" does not mean that it won't cause little to severe damage.
And overall don't sit here on these posts and bash a stylist because they're telling you you're doing it wrong. Hair color formulation involves science and math! If you don't know what chemicals you're using and you aren't using the correct percentage of that chemical as a stylist we could cause harm to someone. I can't speak for every stylist put there because some might just be lazy or don't have enough education but it is wrong for people to sit here and bash someone's profession when all they want to do is help prevent people from possibly physically hurting themselves (or others) and to help prevent them from possibly breaking their hair off. Before doing something like this educate yourself first is all I can say. You don't know how your hair or body would react.
Ofcourse you say this as a proffesional, you want to make money.
You probably needed a 20 or even 10 volume developer to tone. The exact same thing happened to me. I had yellow roots, and the wella t18 kinda fixed it, but I used a 20 volume. I needed a 10 since my hair is more resistant to toners. Let us know if you fixed it and how.
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loved the video. however it's completely normal for your neighbor to mow their lawn at 6 in the evening. it's summer - still light outside. people mow until 10 sometimes. it's what you do when. u own a house with a growing yard.
Hannah Saunders you're sad
I love you video people need to stop hating!!!! It’s her hair she do what she want !!! ❤️
you should try roux violites hair bleach, i found it to be less damaging for me since i took my jet black hair to white and it was still manageable and not completely fried and since its a violet it will reduce the yellow/orangy/brassy color and shouldn't need a toner with it.
LOL! Your typo seriously made me laugh for a good 2 minutes.
thanks for the video, my hair looks almost like yours (both colors natural and the blonde) and the others videos I watched were with not such a dark natural hair
this was SO HELPFUL, thank you!
Great video! Thanks for sharing. And your nails are gorgeous!
This helped so much! Thank you
I have been bleaching my hair for 6 years last month I touch up my roots I lost all my hair my hair was super long but now it’s super short and all falling out please girls stop doing that
Thank you for doing a tutorial on this! I'm a newly bleached blonde and the most part I'm worried about is having to do my root touch up.. do you normally start on the top of the head or on the back? and I thought you have to use 20 developer with the powder? And do you have to use the same toner when you do root touch up? I used the T10 Wella Colorcharm when I bleached my hair.. didn't know if you had to use the same ones or not...
My my natural hair color is pretty much exactly like your hair color. I really want to go a super light blonde, but I heard bleach is bad for your hair. Your hair looks so healthy how do you do it??
You are supposed to start from the back of the head, which is the darkest part.
She only wanted to do the front.
The purple easily comes out with any regular shampoo! :)
* oops, i meant don't over lap onto the already lightened parts because it causes damage. and as I read my comment over, I wanted to make sure that you didn't think I was being offensive because that is the last thing I would ever want to do...I do love your blonde hair =))
Well hair toners test on animals! I recommend the ion color brilliance blonde dye instead
Big deal! Get a bloody grip! IT'S A PRODUCT, IT WORKS SO WHY COMPLAIN HOW ITS DONE.
did you really come back to this a month later to remind her that you're a child incapable of letting people have their own opinion? rofl.
Danneh;3 So Why complain? She is not complaining, she is sharing and suggesting in a nice way. On the other hand, You are the one "complaining" on a rude obnoxious selfish inmature way. Have some compassion but if you are incapable, than at least have some respect to the people who has high values.
Hey great video, I was wondering if you can recommend some products you use to help with hair lose from the bleaching thanks :)
How much developer did you put in? You put 0.5-0.7 fl oz of toner into the bottle right? Did you put 2 oz of toner? And do you have to put it on towel dried hair? Or is dry, unwashed hair okay?
Why on gods earth would you use a 30vol to TONE your hair that's absurd. Your poor fragile locks must be tortured by now😭
saying was "THANK GOD" lol ... without that toner i would have been goin nuts with the way my hair came out
Great job :) How often do you have to retouch?
Would u recommend a beginner (at bleaching their entire head to do it first at a salon before attempting to DIY) ?
I know I have my stylist use it all the time. I love it!
in my cosmetology school they tell us not to overlap because you will get a line of demarcation.
OMG!!! Thank you sooooo much for this video. 😃
I've also been debating on whether i should kick my developer up a notch to 40 instead of 30 ... everytime 30 is used & left on for the maximum time, i NEVER get the right shade i want... i think that extra peroxide will help lift it all the way. I've looked around youtube & people who use that volume always come out with the right shade. & plus i look at it as, either way there is gunna be some damage. I'd rather get the right color the 1st time then have to go over it again from using a 30
We can get you to white, if you want? Still really yellow because t18 doesn’t have enough blue to cancel your current pigment.
The underneath colour is dark?And what's ur natural haircolour?And u did not show in this video how do u separete ur hair,for me seems to be hard this separeting motion:(
Perfect loved it thank you
Does anyone know how I can achieve level 7 dark blonde highlights on dark virgin hair roots(dark brown) I have a full head of level 7 dark blonde highlights and about 3-4 inches of root growth. What developer volume do I need? Do I mix it with a colour? Hope someone can help I would really appreciate it! Thank you
She should have not overlapped and left the lightner on longer till it was a pale yellow not yellow then only put toner on the outgrowth and not brushed the toner threw till the roots were toned. This causes the roots to stay yellow while the ends were turning purple.
Very good
holy overlap! how do you not have breakage?!
How did you become a full blonde though? I've highlighted my hair three times now and I'm basically blonde but there's still some dark pieces. I want to be fully blonde I'm just stumped at how to do my roots.I have very dark roots
love it!!
I love how people who buy Olaplex put it on eBay or Amazon because they just didn't like it or they where not making money on it like they thought and professionals where calling it fake or watered down
Weird, Guy Tang swears by Olaplex. It's not a cheap product so it's not something that people who don't bleach their hair on a regular would need (probably why some people resell it). Also, if you don't know how to use it correctly, it's not going to work properly (again, probably another reason it gets resold).
I LOVE yours nails!!! What color?
Doesn't that cause a chemical cut,by going over the already bleached area?
The fact that you were upset at the fact that your neighbor was cutting his grass at 6pm 🤣 - wasn’t like he was past the time of disturbing the peace. you decided to do your video at 6pm when you could’ve waited 🤣
excuse me, what do you mean by "sectioning always? . im a bleach blonde i used ultra blue powder and a 50 devevolper, but i want to tone that down because accidental overlapping has taken out most of my hair. i have very short hair and the bleach has made it shorter i need help.
(cont...) obvious that the line is there, now the roots are the color my hair was after the second full head bleach (im attempting to get to super light, platinum kind of blonde, iv done 3 full head bleaches over more than 2 months just to let it heal), now this makes sense to me since i had to bleach my hair 3 times to get it to the current blonde but then i see your video and its like... WTF you got there in one go! any tips please?
Not related, but can you tell me what you use for your eyebrows? I love that color and looking for something that 'stays' on. Is it waterproof? Thanks!
You can get eyebrows tinted, $15 au for mine :)
Also the tint is waterproof, lasts ages as well
I just wore old clothes that I don't mind getting bleach on :)
how'd you go from red to blonde? :)
And what happens if your hair turns purple? will it fade?
You'd look better in dark colors, because you are naturally dark. Imo only people who LOOK like they could have been born with blonde hair (but got brown instead) get away with bleaching it blonde. Wear your best look people and be proud of who you are!
This is perfeccccct.
So can u do that same process to ALL your hair ??
what color are you wearing!?
how do you get your eyebrows to match???
Thanks going to try it :-)
"see you at next video"
ok, but i didn't see you, i just saw your hair
Can you apply toner on wet hair?
don't use argon oil all the time! my sister used that a lot on her hair and her hair got TOO much protein in her hair and made it look fried and damaged
What purple shampoo do you use?
Try showing how you did the back by yourself!
Right
You will find that hair is nearly the same as copper wire its externally tough and its actually very hard to make your hair fall out with chemicals the only way it could is if you mixed a dye or bleach real badly and completely wrong or left in on way passed the time they have told you on the packet/bottle. i have belached my hair that meny times and dyed over my hair over 10 times in a month when i was younger to fix what i had done to it my hair never fall out ever.
Well hell I hope you're right, but I went to a professional hair salon and they said they had to do it little by little, in other words in a process instead of dying the whole thing which is what I wanted, But you might have stronger hair versus mine. Some people are blessed with strong hair and can do what ever they want. My friend bleaches her hair like no tomorrow(by herself) and it looks the same. mine dries up from just highlights. it sucks :/
40 vol is really risky to use i never go that far as once its been bleached with it you cant do it again so it has to be done right first time or your hair feels terrible ans brittle but even if you damage it it will heal over time naturally anyway but however did know a girl who bleached her hair and then washed it out with hot water she would use for a shower her hair did snap off in some parts.
Is the toner on wet or dry hair? Thanks!
I read on the bottle of my toner is says dry hair
But in the salon they will put it on me when my hair is wet
Liz Shaughnessy Toners should mostly be applied on damp hair.
why does your voice change!
I NEED HELP CAN SOMEONE GIVE HOW MUCH BLEACH POWDER AND SOLUTION I NEED
Did anybody else notice she didn't measure the developer when mixing up the bleach? You cant just "eyeball" when working with chemicals. Too little or too much can cause the bleach to not work properly.
Are you responding to my comment or the video? I'm a licensed cosmetologist. I know what happens when chemicals aren't mixed properly.
I have a few bowls that have part measures sectioned out in it, I think hers does as well.
Oh never mind I just caught on she said to eyeball it. Lord God no.
ahhh! could you send me the link too??
My god, this whole video was cringe-worthy. I came here hoping to learn more, but apparently I already know enough O.O
Ruth Motta oh calm down go take your medication
Lol.👼
I think she killed her hair. Your suppose to wait a week to use the toner. Like duh😋
good video did you only bleach one time though
tge toner is color brilliance n i meant 20 vol developer sorry. @stephgirl0629
howd you lighten your brows ?
is 6 an unreasonable time to mow the lawn? hmmm... nope i dont think so.
Never start at the top.
you're so good at this! totally believable and sexy color! and you're so pretty and confident-- Amazing!
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Why didn't you colour the back?
Your hair would be even prettier if you follow these steps...To save breakage, try not to over lap the lightener on to the dark parts because it does cause breakage, especially the "baby hairs" around your hairline. When you apply the purple toner, only place it on the brassy parts (like your roots) because by placing the purple toner where it is not needed (on the pale blonde), it turns purple. Other than that, your hair looks pretty. I hope you don't mind me saying...
You're one of the few asians that could pull off blonde hair.. great job
I enjoyed your video and honestly found most of it informative and helpful. I just would suggest leaving the toner on a bit longer in order to achieve a more ashy blonde. Try to not be afraid of that! ;) but overall, very good video!😊 oh! And you are supposed to section your hair into four quadrants to make lightening even easier.