“Pro” tips: Get a fan. Or open a window. Kitchen gloves come in multiple sizes. They are long and reusable. FINALLY the salon is cheaper than the ER. patch test and strand test.
I'm so glad you show how serious these things can be. It's not just ruined hair sometimes- these are strong chemicals, they're dangerous when used incorrectly. If people knew what we actually had to learn in cosmetology school, it wouldn't seem so easy to do at home.
Anyone with common sense would know you don't let bleach sit on your skin. She had all of her hair sitting on her neck which is why that happened. I feel like the people in these videos just really don't think things through.
11:40min "She is playing with her life" I like that you are so serious and giving advice. Because people don't know how this can end. Nobody wants to die because of hair.
I can't believe she's about to ruin that gorgeous mane with no game plan and against her gut feeling. Sure, it'll grow back-- in another decade or so. Been there, done that!
Youth and influence of social media. I’m more worried she has a chemical allergy not dx yet. Will get worse with ea exposure. Next time may not be hives but anaphylactic shock esp with closed doors and damage to throat and lungs. I truly hope not. Her hair won’t matter then.
I appreciate the friend @ 13:53 telling her “we need to rinse it all out” like girl we ain’t playing with this no more! I also really appreciate (as many other seam to as well) how serious HairBuda takes this!
My mom was a hairdresser and had a client with long hair like this girl. She would regularly come in to get her hair bleached and it took HOURS. I remember being a child fully suited in an apron and gloves handing my mom foils and tools while she worked.
I'm guessing the Sally's employee forgot to tell her that liquid developer is for color only and not bleaches. It causes the powder to release the ammonia fumes into the air whereas creme developer can contain most of it. Thankfully hair bleach isn't a neurotoxin or a carcinogen, it's just highly irritating to the skin and respiratory system.
I'm so disappointed at my younger self, I never patch tested. Thank God nothing bad happened, but still. I haven't bleached my hair since 2015 and now with videos like this one I doubt I'll ever touch bleach again.
Shows me how important it is to get it done at a Salon where they know what they are doing, the place is ventilated, they have things to cover you so your clothes are protected and you have patch tests to make sure you are ok or not with the product.
The lack of preparation of everything is what I shake my head about. This young lady has beautiful thick, healthy hair and it's striking to me how she (and other ladies here, too) don't even care what damage they may do to themselves & their hair--their "crowing glory."
And this is why we go to school for thousands of hours before they give us a license and unleash us on the public. As a stylist this pains me to no end.
I need 0 schooling to know what not to do when bleaching my hair lol. I do a fine job on my regular bleachings (once every 3 years). I've never had an issue. TH-cam videos are the key.
You're gonna be proud of me. I dyed my hair (no bleaching, I don't dare to do that at home) and made loads of sections and it worked great!!! And it's very even and not patchy at all.
That really looked like allergic hives, not a chemical burn, especially since it sounds like they went down after taking medicine. Girl should have rinsed everything out and gone to the ER. I really hope she doesn’t try to do the rest on her own, allergic reactions have a tendency to get worse every time (I went from having just an itchy mouth after eating peanuts to almost requiring and epipen when I breath around peanuts, so that’s fun)
While I agree it looks like an allergic reaction please know that histamine is involved in multiple immune responses to damage and infection, not just allergies. (Btw there is a severely outdated and erroneous belief that only proteins trigger allergies. Chemicals can too.) Peanuts are why I have an Epi but I react to metals and dyes too. Stay safe beloved neighbor 💗.
I work in a pharmacy, and I can tell you: Everything can trigger an allergy. From dust...to a shampoo you used for 10 years...to the first time (or rather second time) you come in contact with any substance. Chemical or organic. Doesn't matter. Plus it can happen at any age. From a week old baby to a 99 year old Granny
I call that chemical burns. ANYONE can get that using hair bleach. Not that she's just allergic to the powder or developer. Girl should've worn gloves and washed it off her skin IMMEDIATELY.
Interesting! I personally didn't even consider allergies at first but you are right, the outbreak could have been an allergic reaction. They did remind me of the chemical burns I got from bleaching my beard too though - I might try using allergy meds next time I get those 😅
Antihistamines will help skin burns, too, like chemical burns and sunburns. I have super sensitive skin and I can assure you that sunburns and chemical burns can cause hives as a reaction to the burn. Either way, yes, wash it off thoroughly and seek medical help!! I don't know if it's ER worthy if you can breathe fine, but most communities in the US at least have an Urgent Care Clinic that's meant for all the things that are in between "I can see my doctor about this next week," and "I might be actively dying."
My gosh, I'm glad for her that nothing more disastrous, than what she already went through, happened to her. People seem to really undermine bleach and color because trained stylists make it look easy, but these are still chemicals that can cause major injuries. Please always remember to do a skin test 24 hrs before.
Oh my goodness, her rash looked very serious and I hope she is okay now. This is just a reminder for everyone watching that bleach IS dangerous especially if you have no experience working with it!
Oh yikes. This one hurt me. When I had super long hair I wouldn't even color it by myself anymore (and I'm a hairdresser). It was too much of an undertaking! Bleaching like this, under those circumstances? Recipe for disaster.
Omg ! Look at you with almost 400k. I'm so happy for you. You've grown so much. You got me through the hard part of covid and kept me laughing. Thank you Hair Buddha! Edit: I almost had a heart attack as well. It looked like her skin was melting off her neck and arms !
As a hairdresser myself this gave me anxiety, the only time I use liquid peroxide is for perms , it was a huge task to take on herself, with the length of her hair it would be an all day appointment and definitely would have an assistant to help in the salon.
This is why you ALWAYS do a patch test on your skin before bleaching or coloring. You may use the same stuff every time and all of a sudden you get a reaction. Always test on your skin beforehand.
😳😳😳😳😳 I just got done watching the full video!! I can not believe she still wanted to keep going. I would NEVER touch bleach if I had this allergic reaction. Today's video was definitely not fun. Full on anxiety. Thanks for sharing this to spread awareness.
Can we be conscious of the unhuman amount of follicles she' s got?😍😳😮 Just her right section with the spiral hair tie looks like the whole ponytail of someone else!🤯 I' d love to see her full braid. 🧛🏻♀️🖤
No, she doesn't have a lot of follicles. She actually has very, very thin (number of strands) and very fine (density) hair. It's just very, very long. It was thin and stringy and she needed a good few inches taken off the bottom of those tragic ends.
30 volumes isn't for everyone... my hairdresser only uses 10-20 volumes on my hair or else I would get a severe allergy. People need to stop taking Brad's words like he is the only professional in the world... use what's best for you
I have never seen someone that ignores their feelings so hard! Girl! Get some yourself confidence, trust yourself and let a hairdresser do your gorgous hair❤ Selfcare does not mean doing all this stuff yourself 😅 Edit: Of course Hair Buddha knows how to fix it. Hope you are ok girl
Jesus, honestly her friend flexin in front if the camera not helping her right away really pissed me off. But at least after she changed her mind and rinsed all of it out. I understand why they were leery taking her to the hospital. People in America are hesitant to even go if they’re leg is falling off in front of them, the Health Care system is so bad. Hope she’s alright. Her hair is still beautiful and fixable by a professional.
I feel so lucky that here in Mexico we have free healthcare. It's not first class but it saves lives. I feel so bad for Americans, it must add a layer of panic at the thought of the bill on top of the medical emergency.
@@user-is7xs1mr9y that's why so many Americans just play ostrich with their health. Can't afford to do anything about it anyway. This contributes to all the snake oil cures for everything that Americans love too....can't afford actual medicine so maybe this 30 dollar supplement will help
@@solsirhibragusowl2221 I gotta say that the ER is a nightmare here in Canada, where we do have health care coverage. But you know having coverage doesn't make it a perfect system. Our wait times are insane, and there's a ton of people with no doctor, because there's such a shortage of doctors. People here routinely travel to the US or Mexico for healthcare, because they can't wait.... ...well, lucky people with the money to do so do that. The rest of us sit here, literally dying sometimes, while we wait for a surgery or an MRI or an appointment. Also, not everything is covered. Dental isn't. Perscriptions are not. So, sure, you can get an appointment with a doctor for free (if you're lucky enough to have a doctor, and can wait and wait for an appointment), but then you have to pay for the prescription (a lot of people, maybe even most, have prescription coverage through their work, but I don't have that at my work). Our ERs are always a crowded, clogged mess, because the zillion people with no doctor go there, cause they don't have anywhere else to go. Still, I think I'd prefer our system to the US system. Our system isn't perfect, but at least I don't have to stress about how to pay for an actual appointment.
She must have spent her whole life growing out that BEAUTIFUL HAIR! And to just go and at home bleach and box dye?!?!? Bless her heart, i could NEVER! I have weird, mixed hair, it's fine and slightly reddish dirty blonde light brown, curly wavy and straight all at once. I always wear it in a ponytail so i have tons of breakage and wish j had hair her length. Thank you hair Budda, next time i ever consider dying my hair, I'm going to a professional 💯% ❤
When I first tried bleaching my hair, I had a similar reaction on my neck. I used the manic panic bleach kit. My neck is super sensitive to that one, but I have no reaction to the wella color charm bleach, my scalp doesn’t even burn or itch with that one
I use Wella also, it does make my scalp burn a little bit, but not the point that it's extremely bothersome. And my hair doesn't feel extremely dry afterwards which is amazing.
So I've got several colors of XMONDO hair colors for me to dye my hair for the first time in YEARS and even then I was only dong root touchups for my grays. Any way, I a still have a few items that I will have to get in order for me to do this successfully. I'm nervous about bleaching or lightening my hair at all, but I have been watching a lot of videos and will watch many more to really understand the bleaching process and what to do/get for the results I invision. However, this video is really helpful and a great warning that I saved to my hair playlist so I can have that reminder. The big message and lesson I got from this was to be even more cautious and carefully when bleaching!!! I have very reactive skin to things bc of Contact Dermatitis. I have bleached my hair before but it was professionally done. Seeing this make me realize how much I will have to protect my skin everywhere, bc I do not want a reaction or burn my skin. YIkes! Thank you Hair Buddha!
I was so confused as to why she was so concerned about the cat coming into the bathroom, besides the fact the cat probably wouldn't enjoy the bleach smell as their nose is very sensitive. When I bleached or dyed my hair I kept my dog "locked" in my room while leaving the bathroom door wide open and the bleach still was strong, but at least there was air circulating. I'm confused as to why she didn't do the same. The bathroom isn't the only room in a home with a door. She's lucky she didn't end up admitted to the hospital or worse yet, died. Once you damage your lungs you can't do anything about it. People always forget or disregard safety measures. We only have one life and we need to make appropriate choices to like not die irresponsibly. I'm glad my kids don't do this without lots of research. My daughter prefers the salon because her hair is long. Firstly, she doesn't have the patience and secondly, she doesn't trust herself to not mess up her hair so she goes to the salon.
I love ur videos. U are so educational and passionate about what you do!!!! I LOVE LOVE LOVE UR CONTENT AND HUMOR!!!! 😘😘😘😘😘 "That looks ugly" is my favourite 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
As someone with dermatological problems, I felt horrible for her. My skin what never so destroyed, and I know how a VERY LESS damaged skin can be unconfortable and even hurt. :( And you're soooo right : rinse, rinse, rinse. And without soap, as the has an chemical allergic reaction (who knows how the soap could interact with the bleach product !)
There is a reason hairdressers train ..too many chemicals to mess around.I do always feel.sorry for the fails..hair budda does always give good advice.💙uk
As much as I enjoy brad mondo’s videos, he’s is just one hairdresser of many and he doesn’t know everything. She should’ve done a test strand, and rushed herself to the ER for that reaction. How she let it stay in her hair AFTER that reaction and didn’t rinse right away, is beyond me. I mean at least wipe your neck down with a wet towel and some soap after, or put something down to protect your neck while bleaching. Plus the closed door just had my anxiety through the roof
I don’t think he has ever said 30 volume for everyone like she says he did. I could be wrong though, I’ve seen a lot of his videos, but not all of them.
@@rosanna415 the point is, if you wanna go light blonde, at home with no professional help, then you need to use 30 developer. Only professionals can get your hair evenly light with 20 developer. So it's much better for your hair to bleach it once with 30, than to bleach it couple of times with 20.
If this wasnt a public service announcement to leave it to the professionals, I dont know what is!! Definitely pays off to take the time to do a skin and strand test with products you've never used
I've had a professional destroy my hair with bleach (leaving it for too long for my fine hair...) That's why I don't do highlights anymore. I just dye my hair myself.
I knew nothing at all about hair, can't even style it 🙈 I always go to a salon and my close friend owns her own, I now regularly shock her with knowledge about hair now, she's so impressed ... even I start shouting at my phone when I know things will go wrong and what to do... I've learnt so much by just watching you, plus my husband watches to and we enjoy watching you shout and people having a meltdown 🤣🤣
She isn't using GLOVES?????? Oh girl... I'm bleaching my hair right next to the open window. Otherwise I would pass out. Well, she should call this video "Everything what not to do when bleaching your hair if you stick to your life".
She should of locked her cat in another room, instead of her. And she could of bought some gloves for her size, in any store. A lot of other difficulties she encountered could have been easly resolved, but at the heat of moment... 🤷
I love watching your videos. I decided never to dye my hair ever again after the bleach incident took me two years to have healthy hair. I had to have a significant chop and I ended up with a pixie cut which I hated now my hair is healthy, it's the shiniest I have ever seen and now it's past my shoulders. I should have watched your videos about bleaching before I bleached it.
Thank you Hair Buddha for uploading and reacting to these videos. It's an edication tomlesrn from you what is correct and what is a no no when it comes to colouring hair ❤️😊
Omg, this was probably the scariest video of someone bleaching their hair I’ve watched so far 😮 I’m glad she didn’t pass out and managed to get to the doctors in time..
I have never touched my hair with any bleach or color and will never do it but.. I am so interested listening to you talking all about those processes videos after video x)
I know how much those burns hurt. I got a chemical burn *in a hair salon* when a hairdresser was trying to remove black dye from my hair. I was about 14 and even 20 years later, it's still the second worst pain I've ever had and mine was only my scalp. I can't imagine how bad it would hurt to have it down your neck and arms too.
I get my hair colored occasionally at the salon. My stylist can do what I want without messing up. I want a temporary change that won’t affect my natural color. Plus he can help me pick a good color.
this video seriously scared me. I really hope she is O.K. Your eyes, airways and lungs are so sensitive! Her neck looked like chemical burns mixed with contact dermatitis. The problem is once you irritated your skin so much with a harsh chemical it's possible to have an even more extrem reaction the next encounter because your immune system recognizes it. I know it's not that important- but I feel so sorry for her beautiful hair. BTW who sold her a liquid developer for bleaching? I only use liquid developer in an extremely low concentration for eyebrows and lashes. Please let a professional fix it and never touch it again...
Hair Buddha, you once showed us an elderly lady from somewhere in Asia putting her hair into a bun or knot of some kind without Bobby pins or clips. Would you be willing to show us how to do that?
I was so scared for her my Lord bleech is not a safe chemical and definitely should be used safely 😱💕 thankyou for another wonderful video always learning so much from you sending you and your family love and light 💛 always
She needed a few sections of testing before hand just to see what colour would come out and what the condition would be on already bleached hair so looking forward to the end
I prefer crème also and from someone who always bleached their hair like a lot always use gloves I got bleach on my cut on accident when I was mixing and it burned 🔥🔥🔥 and if your not careful you can actually bleach ur skin too and always like he said have a well ventilated room
I had 40” long hair and used to box dye my hair, I used the same box every time for years but I never skipped the patch test. When I bleached it I just went to the salon though (after the dye had grown out, which took over 3 years and my hair grows extremely fast).
@hair_budda that rash happened to me AFTER using a box dye! And lasted 3 months! I had to medicate my neck and keep it covered. Now I have to keep my hair up always!
She is definitely a Southern girl and we have a saying down here in Nashville and throughout our Southern Region we say Bless her heart. It has a double meaning to be used in a loving way or a snarky way. Bless her heart she did this. Like who is this silly . Bless her heart.
I so get the double meaning! I'm Canadian, I was born here, but my Mum is from the Southern US, she's from North Carolina, she always used to say this, and so does all my family down in NC.
This is the second video of yours I have watched. I subbed and loved after the first. I PROMISE, I will use proper ventilation if I ever dye my hair! Also, I WILL do a patch test for at least six hours before I get crazy with my hair.🤚
NEVER DO THIS AGAIN! I never had my hair bleached, but when I was younger and hella dumb, I decided to get a jeri curl( yes I grew up in the 80s?😩🤦🏽♀️) I let my aunt do my hair and she said she knew what she was doing, she do them all the time! SHE DID NOT KNOW WHAT SHE WAS DOING! I ended up with burns and I do mean the kind with large blisters! The blister on my chest was sooo huge that it covered my ENTIRE chest! I could feel the water shifting every time I moved! I couldn’t wear a shirt or bra for two weeks and the pain wax excruciating! That was a lesson hard learned! You know what was so ironic, I already had naturally curly hair, but I always thought it was just nappy! It was Just another life lesson for me and boy did I learn it the hard way! So take care of yourselves and stop doing these things for clout on the internet, It’s really not worth it! Good luck and many blessings to all!
I have never worn gloves for bleaching but I will have to start doing so next time because I have atopic skin. Also, I’m allergic to latex as of late so I have bought a box of latex free gloves when the epidemic hit. Don’t really fins much difference in nitrile or vinyl gloves for me personally, have used both, atm don’t remember which came first and which I have nowadays. But all these types of singular wear gloves come in different sizes so really, there’s no excuse apart from just refusing to spend the money on gloves and just hoping for the best. In my teenage years I never reacted badly on bleach but didn’t have the atopic skin either and luckily my eczema wasn’t triggered by bleach back then. But the fact of the matter is, it truly is never TOO late to start getting too sensitive or allergic even to whatever product. Skin (or other parts of the body) can develop reactions at any moment in your life. So really, doing the skin test now won’t mean you won’t develop a reaction later on. To be honest, if I was this girl, I would definitely still bleach the top of my head but stay away from the roots, coat my neck, face and everything and bleach the ends. I can totally understand that a hairdresser is too expensive. But still… there’s a considerable chance that, mucking around yourself will STILL end up more expensive than having gone to the hairdresser to begin with. So it’s truly worth considering just starting to save up for that option without having to re-adjust a failed attempt or 2, 3 or 7 attempts or whatever. I just know I would have carried on myself whether it would’ve a decent chance to turn out successful or not. But nowadays, with the brain, wisdom and experience I have now but still without the funds to go to a hairdresser, I would just dye the bleached part again to match the unbleached parts and then research what colors would show up on my natural hair color and be satisfied with a deeper shade of a color. Some (permanent) reds and purples often do show up somehow, though you would still need to be able to withstand developer and dye. It’s not bleach but those are still chemicals
Watching these hair fail videos remind me why I don't bleach my own hair. They reassure me I am doing the right thing by leaving my hair alone and only getting it done by professionals.
Thanks!
Thank you so much for your support!!!
@@hair-buddha Are you French Buddha, because your English accent sounds like it, just curious.
@@Radwar99 As far as I'm aware, he's Dutch (Belgium) :)
@@spirre2780 Dutch people are from the Netherlands.
@@msjujuz266 Then how'd you call someone from Belgium?
“Pro” tips: Get a fan. Or open a window.
Kitchen gloves come in multiple sizes. They are long and reusable.
FINALLY the salon is cheaper than the ER. patch test and strand test.
"The salon is cheaper than the er" is such an american thing to say 😂
Put the cat in a carrier or other room. Please don’t pass out woman!
@@Angelica-rg2mf Right?! And even with those US salon prices.
Words to live by
@@Angelica-rg2mf it’s such a sad American 🇺🇸 fact.
I'm so glad you show how serious these things can be. It's not just ruined hair sometimes- these are strong chemicals, they're dangerous when used incorrectly. If people knew what we actually had to learn in cosmetology school, it wouldn't seem so easy to do at home.
Anyone with common sense would know you don't let bleach sit on your skin. She had all of her hair sitting on her neck which is why that happened. I feel like the people in these videos just really don't think things through.
11:40min "She is playing with her life" I like that you are so serious and giving advice. Because people don't know how this can end. Nobody wants to die because of hair.
I can't believe she's about to ruin that gorgeous mane with no game plan and against her gut feeling. Sure, it'll grow back-- in another decade or so. Been there, done that!
Same! It grow back but it takes FOREVER!
Youth and influence of social media. I’m more worried she has a chemical allergy not dx yet. Will get worse with ea exposure. Next time may not be hives but anaphylactic shock esp with closed doors and damage to throat and lungs. I truly hope not. Her hair won’t matter then.
Every once in a blue moon hair does not grow back or grow back in the same way.
Exactly you can burn the scalp if you are not a professional and there has been cases where their is permanent damage...I wish people understand that.
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Yes I agree. Love your style sir.
Definitely! The suits are my favorite tho! 🤩
Yes!!! I always love his shirts ❤🤗
Lovin the shirt!
I appreciate the friend @ 13:53 telling her “we need to rinse it all out” like girl we ain’t playing with this no more! I also really appreciate (as many other seam to as well) how serious HairBuda takes this!
My mom was a hairdresser and had a client with long hair like this girl. She would regularly come in to get her hair bleached and it took HOURS. I remember being a child fully suited in an apron and gloves handing my mom foils and tools while she worked.
So you didn't become a hairdresser then x
@@hairbsb7908 it was probably a traumatic experience 😅
@@hairbsb7908 that’s what I was gonna say. 😂
@@Mrsjam96 indeed sounds a perfect situation to carry on the hairdressing.
@@hairbsb7908 Hell no! Lol. I did give friends free haircuts in college though when we were all broke
I'm guessing the Sally's employee forgot to tell her that liquid developer is for color only and not bleaches. It causes the powder to release the ammonia fumes into the air whereas creme developer can contain most of it. Thankfully hair bleach isn't a neurotoxin or a carcinogen, it's just highly irritating to the skin and respiratory system.
Yeah, I was legit worried she would get chemical burns in her lungs
@@Youre-Welcome oh no it's not that harsh otherwise it wouldn't be able to be sold. It's just highly irritating fumes
This was the worst case of any videos you reacted to. This shows how bad bleaching can end.🤕
Indeed
I can't imagine being concerned about my hair colour while the skin of my neck basically peels off
She’s worried about that cat coming in there, but one sniff & he’s going to run right back out!
Put him in the bedroom & close that door.
Yes. I was gonna say. They're most likely not gonna let the bleach touch them. Also, if the bathroom had a vent, it's a good idea to turn it on.
The cat has a stronger sense of self preservation than she does!
She has a valid point. Happened to me. My window was open and my cat was sitting next to me and had to kick him out of the room
"oh girl...u really think its gonna work out, i admire ur positivity." LOL
This was a very good video to feature because it actually shows why patch testing is necessary. 👍
I'm so disappointed at my younger self, I never patch tested. Thank God nothing bad happened, but still. I haven't bleached my hair since 2015 and now with videos like this one I doubt I'll ever touch bleach again.
Shows me how important it is to get it done at a Salon where they know what they are doing, the place is ventilated, they have things to cover you so your clothes are protected and you have patch tests to make sure you are ok or not with the product.
The lack of preparation of everything is what I shake my head about.
This young lady has beautiful thick, healthy hair and it's striking to me how she (and other ladies here, too) don't even care what damage they may do to themselves & their hair--their "crowing glory."
Yay, Hair Buddha, my reminder not to mess with my hair at home! 😆
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And this is why we go to school for thousands of hours before they give us a license and unleash us on the public. As a stylist this pains me to no end.
I need 0 schooling to know what not to do when bleaching my hair lol. I do a fine job on my regular bleachings (once every 3 years). I've never had an issue. TH-cam videos are the key.
You're gonna be proud of me. I dyed my hair (no bleaching, I don't dare to do that at home) and made loads of sections and it worked great!!! And it's very even and not patchy at all.
That really looked like allergic hives, not a chemical burn, especially since it sounds like they went down after taking medicine. Girl should have rinsed everything out and gone to the ER. I really hope she doesn’t try to do the rest on her own, allergic reactions have a tendency to get worse every time (I went from having just an itchy mouth after eating peanuts to almost requiring and epipen when I breath around peanuts, so that’s fun)
While I agree it looks like an allergic reaction please know that histamine is involved in multiple immune responses to damage and infection, not just allergies. (Btw there is a severely outdated and erroneous belief that only proteins trigger allergies. Chemicals can too.) Peanuts are why I have an Epi but I react to metals and dyes too. Stay safe beloved neighbor 💗.
I work in a pharmacy, and I can tell you: Everything can trigger an allergy. From dust...to a shampoo you used for 10 years...to the first time (or rather second time) you come in contact with any substance. Chemical or organic. Doesn't matter.
Plus it can happen at any age. From a week old baby to a 99 year old Granny
I call that chemical burns. ANYONE can get that using hair bleach. Not that she's just allergic to the powder or developer. Girl should've worn gloves and washed it off her skin IMMEDIATELY.
Interesting! I personally didn't even consider allergies at first but you are right, the outbreak could have been an allergic reaction. They did remind me of the chemical burns I got from bleaching my beard too though - I might try using allergy meds next time I get those 😅
Antihistamines will help skin burns, too, like chemical burns and sunburns. I have super sensitive skin and I can assure you that sunburns and chemical burns can cause hives as a reaction to the burn. Either way, yes, wash it off thoroughly and seek medical help!! I don't know if it's ER worthy if you can breathe fine, but most communities in the US at least have an Urgent Care Clinic that's meant for all the things that are in between "I can see my doctor about this next week," and "I might be actively dying."
This is the most stressful one yet! My safety instinct is going crazy for this poor girl 😭
My gosh, I'm glad for her that nothing more disastrous, than what she already went through, happened to her. People seem to really undermine bleach and color because trained stylists make it look easy, but these are still chemicals that can cause major injuries. Please always remember to do a skin test 24 hrs before.
I can't imagine seeing that kind of reaction on my skin and not rinsing it off immediately! Why would she even be contemplating bleaching it anymore.
Oh my goodness, her rash looked very serious and I hope she is okay now. This is just a reminder for everyone watching that bleach IS dangerous especially if you have no experience working with it!
Oh yikes. This one hurt me. When I had super long hair I wouldn't even color it by myself anymore (and I'm a hairdresser). It was too much of an undertaking! Bleaching like this, under those circumstances? Recipe for disaster.
Omg ! Look at you with almost 400k. I'm so happy for you. You've grown so much. You got me through the hard part of covid and kept me laughing. Thank you Hair Buddha!
Edit: I almost had a heart attack as well. It looked like her skin was melting off her neck and arms !
Allergic reaction to hair dyes and bleaches is real, her friend had a good advice to go to ER!
Btw, Hair Buddha, I love your amp and speaker set up 😘
As a hairdresser myself this gave me anxiety, the only time I use liquid peroxide is for perms , it was a huge task to take on herself, with the length of her hair it would be an all day appointment and definitely would have an assistant to help in the salon.
But that's not peroxide, as far as I'm aware. It's bleach. They're different.
It's liquid peroxide the hairdressers comment is correct 💯
This is why you ALWAYS do a patch test on your skin before bleaching or coloring. You may use the same stuff every time and all of a sudden you get a reaction. Always test on your skin beforehand.
😳😳😳😳😳 I just got done watching the full video!! I can not believe she still wanted to keep going. I would NEVER touch bleach if I had this allergic reaction. Today's video was definitely not fun. Full on anxiety. Thanks for sharing this to spread awareness.
Omg 🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️😵 this is madness!
I learned something Hair Buddha and I don't color my hair at all. You are a breath of fresh air, thank you.
I thought she had really given this some forethought at first, but when she didn’t use gloves and closed the door, I knew all bets were off!
Can we be conscious of the unhuman amount of follicles she' s got?😍😳😮 Just her right section with the spiral hair tie looks like the whole ponytail of someone else!🤯 I' d love to see her full braid. 🧛🏻♀️🖤
No, she doesn't have a lot of follicles. She actually has very, very thin (number of strands) and very fine (density) hair. It's just very, very long.
It was thin and stringy and she needed a good few inches taken off the bottom of those tragic ends.
Agreed I wish she would cut off a few inches of hair and add layers.
@@ALNizhonilol how jealous can you be
oh man, that stressed me out. i'm glad you're bringing more attention to stuff like this.
30 volumes isn't for everyone... my hairdresser only uses 10-20 volumes on my hair or else I would get a severe allergy. People need to stop taking Brad's words like he is the only professional in the world... use what's best for you
I watch Brad's videos...he never said that!
He’s never said that in the way she took it
He never said that. But he has said plenty of times to do whats best for your hair and skin.
He's also said the less volume the better
Brad never said that! He says 20. And if you have dark brown/ black maybe 30.
I have never seen someone that ignores their feelings so hard! Girl! Get some yourself confidence, trust yourself and let a hairdresser do your gorgous hair❤ Selfcare does not mean doing all this stuff yourself 😅
Edit: Of course Hair Buddha knows how to fix it.
Hope you are ok girl
Jesus, honestly her friend flexin in front if the camera not helping her right away really pissed me off. But at least after she changed her mind and rinsed all of it out. I understand why they were leery taking her to the hospital. People in America are hesitant to even go if they’re leg is falling off in front of them, the Health Care system is so bad.
Hope she’s alright. Her hair is still beautiful and fixable by a professional.
I feel so lucky that here in Mexico we have free healthcare. It's not first class but it saves lives. I feel so bad for Americans, it must add a layer of panic at the thought of the bill on top of the medical emergency.
@@user-is7xs1mr9y It does every time. The Emergency rooms are just stress incarnate.
@@user-is7xs1mr9y that's why so many Americans just play ostrich with their health. Can't afford to do anything about it anyway. This contributes to all the snake oil cures for everything that Americans love too....can't afford actual medicine so maybe this 30 dollar supplement will help
@@solsirhibragusowl2221 I gotta say that the ER is a nightmare here in Canada, where we do have health care coverage.
But you know having coverage doesn't make it a perfect system. Our wait times are insane, and there's a ton of people with no doctor, because there's such a shortage of doctors. People here routinely travel to the US or Mexico for healthcare, because they can't wait....
...well, lucky people with the money to do so do that. The rest of us sit here, literally dying sometimes, while we wait for a surgery or an MRI or an appointment.
Also, not everything is covered. Dental isn't. Perscriptions are not. So, sure, you can get an appointment with a doctor for free (if you're lucky enough to have a doctor, and can wait and wait for an appointment), but then you have to pay for the prescription (a lot of people, maybe even most, have prescription coverage through their work, but I don't have that at my work).
Our ERs are always a crowded, clogged mess, because the zillion people with no doctor go there, cause they don't have anywhere else to go.
Still, I think I'd prefer our system to the US system. Our system isn't perfect, but at least I don't have to stress about how to pay for an actual appointment.
She must have spent her whole life growing out that BEAUTIFUL HAIR! And to just go and at home bleach and box dye?!?!? Bless her heart, i could NEVER! I have weird, mixed hair, it's fine and slightly reddish dirty blonde light brown, curly wavy and straight all at once. I always wear it in a ponytail so i have tons of breakage and wish j had hair her length. Thank you hair Budda, next time i ever consider dying my hair, I'm going to a professional 💯% ❤
hair buddhas reactions give me life/serotonin
Her experience needs to be added to why a patch test at home is a must!!
My favorite part of the day is here again. 😃 I'm so glad you're back, Hair Buddha.
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Hair Buddha to the rescue!❤️
When I first tried bleaching my hair, I had a similar reaction on my neck. I used the manic panic bleach kit. My neck is super sensitive to that one, but I have no reaction to the wella color charm bleach, my scalp doesn’t even burn or itch with that one
Same, Schwarzkopf makes my scalp burn and itch but Wella doesn't irritate my skin at all!
I use Wella also, it does make my scalp burn a little bit, but not the point that it's extremely bothersome. And my hair doesn't feel extremely dry afterwards which is amazing.
So I've got several colors of XMONDO hair colors for me to dye my hair for the first time in YEARS and even then I was only dong root touchups for my grays. Any way, I a still have a few items that I will have to get in order for me to do this successfully. I'm nervous about bleaching or lightening my hair at all, but I have been watching a lot of videos and will watch many more to really understand the bleaching process and what to do/get for the results I invision. However, this video is really helpful and a great warning that I saved to my hair playlist so I can have that reminder. The big message and lesson I got from this was to be even more cautious and carefully when bleaching!!! I have very reactive skin to things bc of Contact Dermatitis. I have bleached my hair before but it was professionally done. Seeing this make me realize how much I will have to protect my skin everywhere, bc I do not want a reaction or burn my skin. YIkes! Thank you Hair Buddha!
I was so confused as to why she was so concerned about the cat coming into the bathroom, besides the fact the cat probably wouldn't enjoy the bleach smell as their nose is very sensitive. When I bleached or dyed my hair I kept my dog "locked" in my room while leaving the bathroom door wide open and the bleach still was strong, but at least there was air circulating. I'm confused as to why she didn't do the same. The bathroom isn't the only room in a home with a door.
She's lucky she didn't end up admitted to the hospital or worse yet, died. Once you damage your lungs you can't do anything about it. People always forget or disregard safety measures. We only have one life and we need to make appropriate choices to like not die irresponsibly.
I'm glad my kids don't do this without lots of research. My daughter prefers the salon because her hair is long. Firstly, she doesn't have the patience and secondly, she doesn't trust herself to not mess up her hair so she goes to the salon.
You’re such a professional ,,and such a caring human being ❤
I definitely learned a lesson. You’re my favourite hair reaction channel! Just discovered you today
I never understood why people color their hair, at home, right before a trip 😅 yall are out here with so much optimism and I want some
I love ur videos. U are so educational and passionate about what you do!!!! I LOVE LOVE LOVE UR CONTENT AND HUMOR!!!! 😘😘😘😘😘 "That looks ugly" is my favourite 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
As someone with dermatological problems, I felt horrible for her. My skin what never so destroyed, and I know how a VERY LESS damaged skin can be unconfortable and even hurt. :(
And you're soooo right : rinse, rinse, rinse. And without soap, as the has an chemical allergic reaction (who knows how the soap could interact with the bleach product !)
There is a reason hairdressers train ..too many chemicals to mess around.I do always feel.sorry for the fails..hair budda does always give good advice.💙uk
As much as I enjoy brad mondo’s videos, he’s is just one hairdresser of many and he doesn’t know everything. She should’ve done a test strand, and rushed herself to the ER for that reaction. How she let it stay in her hair AFTER that reaction and didn’t rinse right away, is beyond me. I mean at least wipe your neck down with a wet towel and some soap after, or put something down to protect your neck while bleaching. Plus the closed door just had my anxiety through the roof
I don’t think he has ever said 30 volume for everyone like she says he did. I could be wrong though, I’ve seen a lot of his videos, but not all of them.
@@rosanna415 he does always tend to say they should use 30vol regardless of what the process is.
@@amandarobbins2530 I’m back to say that in his most recent videos, he said 30 volumes solves all problems. So I will retract my original statement.
@@rosanna415 the point is, if you wanna go light blonde, at home with no professional help, then you need to use 30 developer. Only professionals can get your hair evenly light with 20 developer. So it's much better for your hair to bleach it once with 30, than to bleach it couple of times with 20.
Plus no gloves.
If this wasnt a public service announcement to leave it to the professionals, I dont know what is!!
Definitely pays off to take the time to do a skin and strand test with products you've never used
I've had a professional destroy my hair with bleach (leaving it for too long for my fine hair...) That's why I don't do highlights anymore. I just dye my hair myself.
If you have a blanket of hair then sure...
Thank you Hair Buddha for all your honest true videos and sharing your tips much appreciated blessings peace and love ❤
I love your videos too! You make me smile everyday!🙏👍😃
Love your videos!
I knew nothing at all about hair, can't even style it 🙈 I always go to a salon and my close friend owns her own, I now regularly shock her with knowledge about hair now, she's so impressed ... even I start shouting at my phone when I know things will go wrong and what to do... I've learnt so much by just watching you, plus my husband watches to and we enjoy watching you shout and people having a meltdown 🤣🤣
She isn't using GLOVES?????? Oh girl... I'm bleaching my hair right next to the open window. Otherwise I would pass out. Well, she should call this video "Everything what not to do when bleaching your hair if you stick to your life".
She should of locked her cat in another room, instead of her.
And she could of bought some gloves for her size, in any store.
A lot of other difficulties she encountered could have been easly resolved, but at the heat of moment... 🤷
I love watching your videos. I decided never to dye my hair ever again after the bleach incident took me two years to have healthy hair. I had to have a significant chop and I ended up with a pixie cut which I hated now my hair is healthy, it's the shiniest I have ever seen and now it's past my shoulders. I should have watched your videos about bleaching before I bleached it.
thanks for your content. it's always joy time when u post....
30 developer with no gloves. I'm done here.
She said Brad Mondo always recommends 30 volume……another reason I don’t watch his videos.
Good advice Hair Buddha! 👍🏻
Thank you Hair Buddha for uploading and reacting to these videos. It's an edication tomlesrn from you what is correct and what is a no no when it comes to colouring hair ❤️😊
I learn so much! Thank you ! 😊
Thanks for caring and sharing this information to help us.
Omg, this was probably the scariest video of someone bleaching their hair I’ve watched so far 😮 I’m glad she didn’t pass out and managed to get to the doctors in time..
I learned a lot like in every of your videos! 🥰
So beautiful hair, I´m really jealous... I hope she is okay and don´t bleached it by herself anymore.
Thanks for the video and have a good day.
I have never touched my hair with any bleach or color and will never do it but.. I am so interested listening to you talking all about those processes videos after video x)
I know how much those burns hurt. I got a chemical burn *in a hair salon* when a hairdresser was trying to remove black dye from my hair. I was about 14 and even 20 years later, it's still the second worst pain I've ever had and mine was only my scalp. I can't imagine how bad it would hurt to have it down your neck and arms too.
I get my hair colored occasionally at the salon. My stylist can do what I want without messing up. I want a temporary change that won’t affect my natural color. Plus he can help me pick a good color.
I live on this channel 😂😂💕
Love that you give helpful comments, Hair Buddah.
Hair Buddha you rock😊
Omg you make me laugh so much with your reactions and facial expressions lmao 🤣
Your face, when she said that she was due to go to Vegas. LMAO!
Gente que loucura, essa meninada é louca
this video seriously scared me. I really hope she is O.K. Your eyes, airways and lungs are so sensitive! Her neck looked like chemical burns mixed with contact dermatitis. The problem is once you irritated your skin so much with a harsh chemical it's possible to have an even more extrem reaction the next encounter because your immune system recognizes it. I know it's not that important- but I feel so sorry for her beautiful hair. BTW who sold her a liquid developer for bleaching? I only use liquid developer in an extremely low concentration for eyebrows and lashes. Please let a professional fix it and never touch it again...
FYI The increased risk isn't only for that allergen but for *any* allergic reaction!
Hair Buddha and myself simultaneously gasped ‘OH MY GOD’ upon seeing the neck 😱😂
Hair Buddha, you once showed us an elderly lady from somewhere in Asia putting her hair into a bun or knot of some kind without Bobby pins or clips. Would you be willing to show us how to do that?
All your Videos wonderfull ❤ You are amazing 💝👏👍
I was so scared for her my Lord bleech is not a safe chemical and definitely should be used safely 😱💕 thankyou for another wonderful video always learning so much from you sending you and your family love and light 💛 always
I'm fairly sure the cat would be too smart to stay in the bathroom with those fumes once it got a whiff of it. She could've opened the door.
She needed a few sections of testing before hand just to see what colour would come out and what the condition would be on already bleached hair so looking forward to the end
I prefer crème also and from someone who always bleached their hair like a lot always use gloves I got bleach on my cut on accident when I was mixing and it burned 🔥🔥🔥 and if your not careful you can actually bleach ur skin too and always like he said have a well ventilated room
Last time I used Nair, I got a rash like that. Somehow, Veet doesn't do the same thing. But that was the last time I used Nair for a reason.
The mixture of concern and disgust at the techniques used here is intense!
I had 40” long hair and used to box dye my hair, I used the same box every time for years but I never skipped the patch test. When I bleached it I just went to the salon though (after the dye had grown out, which took over 3 years and my hair grows extremely fast).
LOVE YOUR SHIRT BUDDAH ❤️🤙🏼
@hair_budda that rash happened to me AFTER using a box dye! And lasted 3 months! I had to medicate my neck and keep it covered. Now I have to keep my hair up always!
Girrrrrlll omg whyyy??!🙆🙊
This all ain't worth it..Be carefull!
Love U'r videos Mr HB! ♡♡♡
Lesson 1. Buy a wig if you want to change your hair. 2 if you must dye your hair go to a professional.
She is definitely a Southern girl and we have a saying down here in Nashville and throughout our Southern Region we say Bless her heart. It has a double meaning to be used in a loving way or a snarky way. Bless her heart she did this. Like who is this silly . Bless her heart.
I so get the double meaning! I'm Canadian, I was born here, but my Mum is from the Southern US, she's from North Carolina, she always used to say this, and so does all my family down in NC.
🙈 very educational 👍
This is the second video of yours I have watched. I subbed and loved after the first.
I PROMISE, I will use proper ventilation if I ever dye my hair! Also, I WILL do a patch test for at least six hours before I get crazy with my hair.🤚
Super Hair buddha ☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️
NEVER DO THIS AGAIN! I never had my hair bleached, but when I was younger and hella dumb, I decided to get a jeri curl( yes I grew up in the 80s?😩🤦🏽♀️) I let my aunt do my hair and she said she knew what she was doing, she do them all the time! SHE DID NOT KNOW WHAT SHE WAS DOING! I ended up with burns and I do mean the kind with large blisters! The blister on my chest was sooo huge that it covered my ENTIRE chest! I could feel the water shifting every time I moved! I couldn’t wear a shirt or bra for two weeks and the pain wax excruciating! That was a lesson hard learned! You know what was so ironic, I already had naturally curly hair, but I always thought it was just nappy! It was Just another life lesson for me and boy did I learn it the hard way! So take care of yourselves and stop doing these things for clout on the internet, It’s really not worth it! Good luck and many blessings to all!
i don't care how much my hairdresser costs im going to him everytime im not risking my hair or my life not on ur Nellie lol i love my hair to much ❤❤
I have never worn gloves for bleaching but I will have to start doing so next time because I have atopic skin. Also, I’m allergic to latex as of late so I have bought a box of latex free gloves when the epidemic hit. Don’t really fins much difference in nitrile or vinyl gloves for me personally, have used both, atm don’t remember which came first and which I have nowadays. But all these types of singular wear gloves come in different sizes so really, there’s no excuse apart from just refusing to spend the money on gloves and just hoping for the best. In my teenage years I never reacted badly on bleach but didn’t have the atopic skin either and luckily my eczema wasn’t triggered by bleach back then. But the fact of the matter is, it truly is never TOO late to start getting too sensitive or allergic even to whatever product. Skin (or other parts of the body) can develop reactions at any moment in your life. So really, doing the skin test now won’t mean you won’t develop a reaction later on.
To be honest, if I was this girl, I would definitely still bleach the top of my head but stay away from the roots, coat my neck, face and everything and bleach the ends. I can totally understand that a hairdresser is too expensive. But still… there’s a considerable chance that, mucking around yourself will STILL end up more expensive than having gone to the hairdresser to begin with. So it’s truly worth considering just starting to save up for that option without having to re-adjust a failed attempt or 2, 3 or 7 attempts or whatever. I just know I would have carried on myself whether it would’ve a decent chance to turn out successful or not.
But nowadays, with the brain, wisdom and experience I have now but still without the funds to go to a hairdresser, I would just dye the bleached part again to match the unbleached parts and then research what colors would show up on my natural hair color and be satisfied with a deeper shade of a color. Some (permanent) reds and purples often do show up somehow, though you would still need to be able to withstand developer and dye. It’s not bleach but those are still chemicals
Watching these hair fail videos remind me why I don't bleach my own hair. They reassure me I am doing the right thing by leaving my hair alone and only getting it done by professionals.