@@DynastiJ Interesting! I would assume only if someone wanted the roots lighter than the ends. It’s not bad, I just think the application works better from bottom to top.
This video does not show your skills in the best light. It makes you look as though this was a rush job or that you were not prepared for the client. Not sectioning out the hair, applying the colour like it was a relaxer directly to the root, shoving the hairdryer under your armpit while quickly grabbing more hair to dry. The result was lovely. But thanks to the colour that was chosen, the hot roots toward the back of your client's head is not too obvious. The front looks darker than the back.
She knows what she’s doing and sections is for people who don’t know how to saturate the hair… when your hairstylist you do things how you want it and still get the same results
Stop being so critical, really the blow dryer under her armpit ? That’s what’s you honed in on lol man yal clients literally choose the smallest things to complain about. The work came out beautifully but there always will be someone who is nitpicking lol
Hi! So I’m trying to book this color with a hairstylist in my area but I’m not sure what option to choose on her website (my hair is black, 4c natural, and a virgin to color also). The options are double color process, permanent color, or semi. Would you let me know which option would get me this color please?
@@NaturallyTC How long did you let it process? any heat? I am so sorry I know I am asking a lot. I just really want to do this color and get it right like you did
@@darlenapeck3316 no need for heat. Just put a bag on your hair. And let sit for atleast 30 minutes and keeping checking hair to see if the color has lightened
It would depend on the color of your natural hair level. It’s no one step for all. If your hair is black/dark brown, you would more than likely need to do 30-40volume. But if your hair is light brown or dark blonde, you would only need 20volume
@@NaturallyTC what volume did you use? i don’t know how to apply to the dye and the steps of how to do this, really been wanting to do this for months 😭
@@NaturallyTC hey I’ve dyed my hair four times before and it really did have an impact on my curl pattern I’m trying to let my hair grow out do you a lot of treatments to revive my curls but I really want my hair this colour the last time I dyed my hair was in September how long do you think I should wait until I dye it again
That color is SOOO pretty!! I’ve always wished I was a natural gingerhead 😍🔥🔥👩🏽🦰
When I see babies with that color I be like 😍😍😍
@@NaturallyTC awwww yes 🥰
Start the color from the ends to the roots for a more natural transition, but this is beautiful!
You’re right!! I see a lot of ppl applying to the roots first!! I was taught to apply it the way u said to avoid hot roots
If you use different developers you can do both at the same time.
@@DynastiJ Interesting! I would assume only if someone wanted the roots lighter than the ends. It’s not bad, I just think the application works better from bottom to top.
I was taught to apply from the mid section through the ends then go back to the top
Blow drying with a good paddle brush will make your life so much easier lol. Its just smoother and less tugging.
Girl you did that! The color and cut and style was bomb!
This chick is so talented I had my hair braided by her once Very professional.
Omg!!! How did we get here???!!!! That color is so vibrant and beautiful! I was going to get Kenra brand color but you've got me leaning toward Rusk.
This color is 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥I just might use this color when I start my locs 😍😍
this came out GORGEOUS on her omg
So rich, even, and vibrant. Well done!
Thank you!!!
Girl I love it. The color and the style beautiful.
❤️❤️❤️
WOMEN WHERE YOU AT!! This is gorgeous
This video does not show your skills in the best light. It makes you look as though this was a rush job or that you were not prepared for the client. Not sectioning out the hair, applying the colour like it was a relaxer directly to the root, shoving the hairdryer under your armpit while quickly grabbing more hair to dry.
The result was lovely. But thanks to the colour that was chosen, the hot roots toward the back of your client's head is not too obvious. The front looks darker than the back.
She knows what she’s doing and sections is for people who don’t know how to saturate the hair… when your hairstylist you do things how you want it and still get the same results
Stop being so critical, really the blow dryer under her armpit ? That’s what’s you honed in on lol man yal clients literally choose the smallest things to complain about. The work came out beautifully but there always will be someone who is nitpicking lol
Wow! That color came out amazing! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
You did an excellent job and the color is fantastic
Thank you!!!
Really love this colour and press execution. Wowed.
Beautiful work😍
Why did you choose to do roots first as oppose to shaft ends roots?
Maybe it’s because it’s high lift verses lightener I’m thinking 🤔
Idk she said she didn’t feel like it that day in the video
Her flat iron skills saved this 😭 the color got hot roots, the hair cuticle blown off, the blow dry stiff I’m 😭
Gorgeous results 😍
Thank you!
Beautiful colour!
Thank you for showing the color and exact formula !! 📍
Awesome job! Beautiful!😍😍
Thank you ❤️😊
This came out amazing ❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼😻😻😻😻😻
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Hello. What level of developer did you use and how long did it process? Thanks in advance.
Perfect😍
Sooooo beautiful!!!!!!
Thanks
😍Very beautiful! But How did she not get hot roots?
It’s not lightener. You can apply a direct color to the roots without getting hot roots
@@yerose852 you can definitely get hot roots from permanent colour which was used here :)
@@Stellaaa1989 lightener yes, not all permanent color lines give hot roots
@@yerose852 could you tell me which line please? I’d love to look into it because this is what I was taught in hair school.
Very nice job!!
I love the color
Hi! This colour is soooo gorgeous! This was the result without using bleach? I have virgin hair and this is the colour I've been looking for! xxx
Ohhh la la 😍 Think I may switch to Rusk colors
The color has great depth
What was the difference in the 2 flat irons you used? I’ve been looking for a good one and this turned out amazing
I want this color on my ends !!!!
How long did you keep the dye in her hair ? did you use a cap to help it process quicker ?
very pretty! thats the color i want
Gorgeous 😍😍😍
Excelente te admiro tu trabajo podrías decir q planchas usas
I thought we weren’t supposed to put it on the roots
Beautiful
what is this exact color and brand 😍😍😍 ????
I Love it
what flat iron was used to silk press her hair?
I want to know that too!
Hi! So I’m trying to book this color with a hairstylist in my area but I’m not sure what option to choose on her website (my hair is black, 4c natural, and a virgin to color also). The options are double color process, permanent color, or semi. Would you let me know which option would get me this color please?
Permanent color if your hair has absolutely no previous color on it
@@NaturallyTC Thank you! I appreciate it🙏🏽
@@NaturallyTC That was so nice of you to respond to her question. So many don't on YT. Never change.
If i have some grey would i just use 10V ?
What volume did you use?
What volume you use
What volume developer did you use ? 😍
30
👌 NICE🙏🏽
Did you use 30vol?
30/40 vol is safe for our kind of hair so she either used 30/40 vol either one will give you amazing results
Your clients hair came out very pretty, what volume developer did you use?
Thanks 40
What did you mix exactly in the bowl?? I wanna do this for my friend!
40 & 7CC Rusk
Hi what brand is this color?
Rusk
quick question, my hair is relaxed. can I use this product to dye my hair ?
depends on the condition of your hair
How long did you let it process and did she go under a dryer?
30 min warm dry for 15
Is this line good at covering gray?
Yes
Is this dye supposed to be used on dark hair? So I won't need to bleach my hair to achieve this color or something similar with this dye?
No need to bleach if your hair is natural with no other chemicals or dyes on it
@@NaturallyTC How long did you let it process? any heat? I am so sorry I know I am asking a lot. I just really want to do this color and get it right like you did
@@darlenapeck3316 no need for heat. Just put a bag on your hair. And let sit for atleast 30 minutes and keeping checking hair to see if the color has lightened
Did this use bleach or no?
Nope
What hair dye did you use
Rusk
I hope you see this. What color line did you use? Was this a single process?
Single process Rusk 7CC
If I use volume 20 will the color come out this vibrant or do I need to use at least 30
I would say at least 30
It would depend on the color of your natural hair level. It’s no one step for all. If your hair is black/dark brown, you would more than likely need to do 30-40volume. But if your hair is light brown or dark blonde, you would only need 20volume
Can someone please give me an idea of how long total time this process took? It's fascinating to me. Thanks
3-4 hours
i’m so confused 😭😭 , idk what to buy, someone please help
What do you mean?
@@NaturallyTC what volume did you use? i don’t know how to apply to the dye and the steps of how to do this, really been wanting to do this for months 😭
Used 40 vol because she’s completely natural. I applied it 1inch from roots to ends. Then went back through the roots
@@NaturallyTC hey I’ve dyed my hair four times before and it really did have an impact on my curl pattern I’m trying to let my hair grow out do you a lot of treatments to revive my curls but I really want my hair this colour the last time I dyed my hair was in September how long do you think I should wait until I dye it again
Yasss ! I love the color !! I’ve just posted a similar video on my channel you should check it out
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Wow that color is 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thank ya!!