As a hairdresser of 35+ years it KILLS me to watch these people doing this to their hair. Thanks for the honesty about what these chemicals do. I just wish the people would listen BEFORE they step off the ledge.
Before hairstyling, I was formally trained in the 70's and 80's as a barber, by a barber-turned-teacher, who is so much like Mr. Hair Buddah here, it's hilarious. The high school I went to, offered barbering as a course, so I was like sign me up after I tried tailoring and found it wasn't my cup of tea. Hair seemed to be though. Only my teacher was from Hungary and was a good 20 years older than this good man, but he spoke like him and has some mannerisms that are so uncanny it makes me laugh. I know I've seen many over the years, who tried to do their hair at home and ended up in my chair, tears and all.
@@JSkyGemini I too went thru beauty school while in high school. Best program for me!!! Still kills me when those seriously B.A.D. home wrecks come in and they wonder why they have to pay so much to have us fix it!!
I'm not a hairdresser but have been doing my own hair for years. Obviously I'm not doing anything too technical at home by myself but I'm pretty decent at it by now. In this situation would you go through with a reddish brown and do a long shadow root to try evening the color out?
@@Lizzypoohxo Quite honestly, part of being a hairdresser is knowing and understanding the person whos hair your working on. It's not just about the hair or knowing how to mix products and actually understanding the chemicals and what they do. That would be why we go to school as long as we do and do continuing education throughout our careers. I personally would probably not even do this particular persons hair. I need to physically see and feel that hair before I would ever put anything on it or offer advice of what you should use. Hypothetically, I would mix a color to match it to the darker hair. What color I mix would wholly depend on the condition of her hair currently.
So funny that I was thinking I should attempt to bleach 3 years after I fried my hair horribly. Once again Hair Budda has saved the day. Every time I think about doing it he has a hair fail on bleaching. I have taken his advice on other ways of hair care. My hair is so shiny and it’s finally getting some length back. His dedication to these videos and the tips he gives along the way have been exactly what I need. Thank you Hair Budda……my hair and scalp thank you as well.
If you do it correctly and condition your hair properly and regularly, it can be done safely. And you need patience. But everyone's hair is different, I'd have to see yours to know what to tell you. One good rule of thumb is if in doubt, DON'T DO IT! If you're having a bad day, not a great time either.
she most likely did it herself that’s why it is placed so low… clearly not the brightest and too lazy to do any research on ANYTHING its a personality trait thing
She's massaging it in like a very bad home coloring job... AND THEN the SPOONING!??! AYE YI YI! These people wear me out. Your patience with the video (with appropriate concern and alarm) is amazing. I have only ever colored my hair (not bleached). But from 2003 to 2018, I had my phenomenal stylist play with color in my hair. A couple of times after I moved away from easy access to her, I did just color my hair again a couple of times prior to COVID. Since then, I've let my hair go natural, it's all pewter, some white & silver now. I think there's some natural brown in the very back. But if I was going to do something drastic, off to the salon I would go. I do not have a yt channel and I don't need views...and I wouldn't harm myself in order to get them.
Yeah, you shouldn't use metal with bleach, like no metal bowls and certainly no metal spoons. But the rubbing it in like shampoo, is very bad for your scalp, I'm surprised it wasn't burning more. I could almost feel it on my own scalp, cringing while watching her do it. I kinda thought I'd go at least grey as I got older, or like you describe yours, but nope, my stupid hair is turning some icky dark non-descriptive lack of colour really. I've been blonde most of my life, white when I was a kid. I don't know what's up but it has to go. Some people get lucky and have the most gorgeous shades of silver, grrrr!
Faye is lovely, down to earth and funny, i loved watching her reaction watching your reaction to her hair dying video, she laughs at herself and took your criticism so well , it was a funny video xx
@@gasmith7486 Probably a good thing if you couldn't. I've not seen her reaction to this, but in this video... there's a *very* harsh swear word that isn't bleeped out. :D
"You're going to color your hair with a spoon?!" I think a new slogan for Hair Buddha merch was just made 😅 Seeing that on a shirt, with a super imposed image of a spoon would just be 👌
This was the worst bleach application I've seen in my life but surprisingly the outcome was not THAT bat as it could have been 😅 I imagined dark spots everywhere and it came quite even at the end. I'm impressed 🙈
I was thinking the same thing. Bright orange on the top fades to deep red-orange. If the scalp wasn't colored and the hair was healthier, it would actually be pretty. We never saw the back either.
Lets make wigs great again. Lol. That way all these folks who want to change their hair all the time, they won't be ruining their hair. But at least we have very entertaining content to watch 😊
She was impatient before she even started. She should have taken a breath, went out for a walk and a coffee and did this on another day after doing some homework.
Real talk. She is the UK-version of my friend who has severe ADHD. What make sense to the rest of the world (logical thinking) does not make sense to them. The see but they don't understand.
She didn't read the instructions fully and what she did read she just ignored. She's the definition of dunning-kreuger. She's had some coloring done and thought it wasn't hard but lacks any real understanding of the depth of knowledge to bleach/color hair. Given the condition of her hair prior to bleaching it's highly likely the next bleaching destroys what hair she has left.
I've done a lot of (good!) bleaching to my own hair back when I was 15-22 years old. I was just never able to do my own roots. Having them properly done used to cost me 100€ each time. For a while my uncles girlfriend did my roots but they got married and divorced ever since 😅 so she's not an option. And I really don't trust many people getting my dark brown curly hair almost white. So every once in a while I think I want to go blonde again but your videos just always also remind me of how annoying it is (and how expensive!!) to keep up with the roots.
I'm not even a hair dresser but I know to read the directions before hand and make sure to watch some videos to make sure I'm doing it right and not kill my hair .thanks to hair buddy for educating me on hair for the past few months
“At last she saw the light” 😂 I’ve used that dye and have got my brown hair red without bleach (as it’s got lift in it). Is terrible for maintenance though if you hair grows quickly…
You can not rush doing your hair especially if you are lifting the color out. It takes many steps to do it right as I learned from Hair Buddha. You should check out a beautiful rose gold result from Guy Tang Rose Gold Hair Tutorial the color turned out Amazing. Love your videos😊
Hi Hair Buddha✂❤Doing this on your own at home is recipe for disaster.I have some much love and respect for my hairdresser.I actually died my hair orange/Copper at the salon.i love it.
All the tutorials available, and she does this to her hair. She had to have known what would happen. Also, I am fairly certain the directions say not to use metal to mix the bleach with.
Ah, our ever faithful Hair Buddha delivering us from the Monday blues. Have a great day, Hair Buddha and friends. When I heard dry hair, I thought this will only end badly. 🌞❤️🌈
Lil tip- you can actually mix developers, although I would only do it if they're exactly the same kind (brand & product). This is good if you're worried you'll run out or need something lower strength. So, if she mixed her 40 & 30 volume developers she'd get a 35 vol which is a better bet than 40. (40 + 30= 70, 70/2= 35). Hair Buddha, I plan on touching up my hair, but I've been researching for months because I don't want to be a hair fail! It blows my mind when people do their hair when they have no clue what they're doing!
Agree with the maintenance of red. I have bright red hair (use a high lift colour), I have to maintain it between colours with Goldwell Lumen (brilliant product, really has staying power). But I dont use the highlift all the way through the lengths each time, I only use a 20vol developer, and treat my hair like a queen with moisturing haircare products. even though I do all of this at home, it costs if you want healthy hair that doesnt snap off!
Red hair dye is no joke. I dye mine red every 4 weeks, every 2 weeks I do a root touch up. And I still need to cover the roots after 1 week with a roots make up. My baby hairs are Grey. It's insane, but I'm so used to the red.
Do you wash your hair often? That might be the reason it doesn't last long. I wash mine 1x a week maximum and when I was red, the color seemed to last a lifetime lol Edited to add that heat tools could be the culprit as well since they fade color quickly 😊
@@psychedelic.dreamer I only wash my hair once a week , unless I did a crazy workout , beach, yard work etc. Then twice. Ii only use hot tools when i wash my hair , so 1-2 time a week. The big problem is the baby hairs and cowlick(?). I wash my face twice a day and the fine hairs seem to have the color washed off as well. And with the molecular structure of red , there is always some bleeding.
That was so painful to watch. It should be mandatory to watch hair buddha videos before attempting to bleach or colour your hair but then we wouldn't get fails like this to watch 🤪
I 100% know that this is how my dumb ass would look if I bleached my hair at home because my hair is very uncooperative and I can't section it myself to safe my life. This is also definitely how I've applied semipermanent dye at home. (Minus the spoon) And that's why I go to my hairdresser to get my hair bleached and colored.
😅😅😅hilarious I love your tutorials I get a kick out of these cray cray people all I can say Thank yall all for keeping Our Salon/Barber Shop in business!!!😂😂😂😂😂
Thanks to Hair Buddha I achieved exactly what I was going for. White blonde in the front around my face and reddish brown on the back. I'm 52 and going gray around my face only at the moment. I've had compliments and several coworkers have asked if I would help them color their hair too. That would be a NO for me. I'm not going to be blamed if it's not what they wanted!😂
Something is feeling off about her piercing to me but I can’t figure out what. And it’s bothering me. Lol. Can someone tell me what exactly is wrong with it?
She's already coloured dark red and Live colour has a lightener in it. She could have used a max strength colour remover, put conditioner on for about an hour, dry the hair naturally then apply the bright red. It will come out as if it was put on light brown hair. I know this because I've done it so many times myself on long curly hair.
Your face towards the end when you asked if she was going to use a brush, but suddenly remembered that she doesn’t have a brush 😂😂😂 So hilariously adorable!! I howled lol
Yes i learned from it. I actually lightened mine with a box thingy with no amonia and it worked a treat! I luvv reds and oranges so its perfect😊i learned from a few of ur videos, ty Hair Buddha ❤️🌹
Thank you for your advices! You are professional in explication and learning about coloration. I need your advices about repair damage for Bleach and box die, like this hair, how repair? I see you from Argentina ❤
I am so thankful for these videos. I always think about doing something to my hair and then I watch these and it fixes that right up 😂 I have long, thick, dense, curly and very dark virgin hair so I just know it wouldn’t end well. I’d definitely end up on all of the hair fail vids 🥲 my hair dresser even advised me to “please never color your hair”
Another brilliant video Hair Buddha ❤..I so listen to you and your fantastic advice. I always consult your video's before I do anything to my hair. You are hilarious to watch ❤❤ love you Hair Buddha x
Honestly when I needed to kighten my hair a tad to get my natural colour back, I just put on Schwarzkopf's Blonde Me 30 volume/9% developer and left it on for 45 minutes. Got the darkness lifted. No bleach powder used at all. Just straight developer. Kind of a little hack I'd use if you want to bump yourself just a level higher.
@5:37 I've been considering dying/bleaching my hair for a year now, and I'm wondering if I'm ready or not yet. But, my hair takes to bleach SUPER easy, I can get a bright yellow blonde with one treatment, in 30 minutes! Then on the other hand, it damages my hair really fast too. So I'm still watching videos and thinking about it 😊
This makes me think of the time a friend bleached my hair. No sectioning at all but I got lucky and looked okay. I dyed my hair purple afterwards though, so that probably saved a lot
Could you do a video on hair repair for overbleached hair? I am trying to save my hair but it is pretty damaged. Just wondering if it is best to do masks overnight or on wet or dry hair. Also what to look for in a mask or some that you prefer for home. Some are protein and some are moisturizing etc so it can be hard to decide. Also, is olive oil a good idea to put on your hair? I know you mentioned in the past that coconut oil just makes a barrier. My hair is at the point of the girls in this video before she starts. It sticks out and is frizzy and dry from bleaching too many times. Even though I went to the salon. Thanks so much!!
I used box dye from Garnier that is made for dark hair. My natural color is the darkest brown/light black and I went fully coppery red with it. So it's possible to do without bleach.
i have a hair journey i started last fall. i wanted to lift enough to use purple rage from adore. i knew i'd have to bleach my level 7 Brown for the purple to show and knew i didn't have to go full white blonde...orange was fine with me. i had used brown box dyes for years to cover grays. since it was post pandemic and we were still kinda slow in the job market i wanted to play with fashion colors like everyone else. dark purple wasn't too drastic so i started my journey. i have long hair. lots to color and lots to lift and lots of product. i had my work cut out for me. i used two hair color removers from the same manufacturer but didn't see any change in hair color so i assumed all that box dyed hair had been removed/replaced via cuttings and regrowth explaining why i saw no change in hair color. we were good to go. i used ponytails and bleached the ends hanging out past the bands so that i wasn't on my roots. my hair lifted to an orange/brown and i was fine with an ombre purple and loved it. i retouchd the purple twice and decided i wanted to try blue. i did the bleach bath to remove the faded purple that wouldn't come out completely. i went blue and loved it. but when it faded it was green. me not understanding undertones didnt realize the blue had green undertones. the color name ocean blue should have been a clue. i didnt find out til it started fading. and it was more stubborn than the purple so i did another bleach bath and sat with my now strawberry-blond hair for 8 months. it wasn't perfect. i had been strategic with the initial bleach job using ponytails so it looked like i had an undercolor style of brown under strawberry blonde. the strawberry blond has been great at hiding the grays. i recently tried to fix the dark stuff. i still have a strawberry blond color going on. my roots are untouched so it looks like a sight shadow root. I'm currently setting myself up to try and go for a grayish color by using blue shampoo to tamp down the light orange i have going on because i don't want to bleach again anytime soon. i saw a video of Guy Tang using a blue shampoo to get rid of the same orange tone i have going on and he toned the light orange to a grayish silver with the blue shampoo. part of my prep is using purple shampoo and conditioner to tone down the yellow bits and fanola fiber fix to fix and seal the hair before using the blue shampoo to tone down the orange. I'm suspecting the gray hair result i saw in Tang's video is really just the blue shampoo giving a "muddy" result over orange that appears to be gray in certain lighting. during this entire process I've used the Ion Brilliance developer and lightening cream as a bleach wash because i didn't want my hair to fall out at any point. it 's worked well for me so far. knowing the risk I'm about to take, I'm currently holding back on the blue shampoo step and considering using a direct deposit gray hair dye mixed with conditioner to control the amount of "muddiness" i know I'm going to get based on youtube university and watching hair buddah's channel. love this guy! pssst..the other image of the cabaret girl needs to go up on the wall next to the barber polls.
Remember, don't use bags with ink on them, it will transfer to your hair!! If you rub bleach into your scalp like shampoo, you're really damaging your scalp and putting yourself through way too much unnecessary pain. And use sections! I've never seen anyone just slap it on top of their head like that, even most of the fails still try to section. I'm glad she's happy with it too, but it was too much like a carrot orange for me. I like deeper, richer reds, unless it's like the cool neon or holographic stuff.
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"so you're going to color your hair with a spoon?!?"
Hair Buddha and his commentary kills me 😂😂😂
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"You are over the zone!" 😂😂😂😂
"I will spoon your hair!" 😂
Me too! A spoon! 😂😂
As a hairdresser of 35+ years it KILLS me to watch these people doing this to their hair. Thanks for the honesty about what these chemicals do. I just wish the people would listen BEFORE they step off the ledge.
Shari B
Exactly. I was 16 the first time I did it but I waited to learn to do it right and it came out good. God bless hairdressers I learned a lot
Before hairstyling, I was formally trained in the 70's and 80's as a barber, by a barber-turned-teacher, who is so much like Mr. Hair Buddah here, it's hilarious. The high school I went to, offered barbering as a course, so I was like sign me up after I tried tailoring and found it wasn't my cup of tea. Hair seemed to be though.
Only my teacher was from Hungary and was a good 20 years older than this good man, but he spoke like him and has some mannerisms that are so uncanny it makes me laugh. I know I've seen many over the years, who tried to do their hair at home and ended up in my chair, tears and all.
@@JSkyGemini I too went thru beauty school while in high school. Best program for me!!!
Still kills me when those seriously B.A.D. home wrecks come in and they wonder why they have to pay so much to have us fix it!!
I'm not a hairdresser but have been doing my own hair for years. Obviously I'm not doing anything too technical at home by myself but I'm pretty decent at it by now. In this situation would you go through with a reddish brown and do a long shadow root to try evening the color out?
@@Lizzypoohxo Quite honestly, part of being a hairdresser is knowing and understanding the person whos hair your working on. It's not just about the hair or knowing how to mix products and actually understanding the chemicals and what they do. That would be why we go to school as long as we do and do continuing education throughout our careers. I personally would probably not even do this particular persons hair.
I need to physically see and feel that hair before I would ever put anything on it or offer advice of what you should use.
Hypothetically, I would mix a color to match it to the darker hair. What color I mix would wholly depend on the condition of her hair currently.
So funny that I was thinking I should attempt to bleach 3 years after I fried my hair horribly. Once again Hair Budda has saved the day. Every time I think about doing it he has a hair fail on bleaching. I have taken his advice on other ways of hair care. My hair is so shiny and it’s finally getting some length back. His dedication to these videos and the tips he gives along the way have been exactly what I need. Thank you Hair Budda……my hair and scalp thank you as well.
I’m glad you changed your mind😊
@@pwallace5359 me too. Lol
If you do it correctly and condition your hair properly and regularly, it can be done safely. And you need patience. But everyone's hair is different, I'd have to see yours to know what to tell you.
One good rule of thumb is if in doubt, DON'T DO IT! If you're having a bad day, not a great time either.
The pain is real! Definitely a cautionary tale.
Everyone should have a Hair Buddha on their shoulder when they do hairs!
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And of course she uses a metal spoon after trying to lather bleach into her skull. She has to be doing this for views.
No. She seriously has no clue!
Her nose ring is giving me anxiety 😅
I was scrolling looking for this comment haha. It looks like it's placed way too low on her nostril and I can't stop staring at it.
she most likely did it herself that’s why it is placed so low… clearly not the brightest and too lazy to do any research on ANYTHING its a personality trait thing
I know right??
Those are so ugly!!
Because it's pierced too far on the outside.
Same 😂😂😂
Omg. I was hiding like I was watching a horror movie. This was stressful 🫣
😂🤣😂 it’s a bit stressful to watch
She's massaging it in like a very bad home coloring job... AND THEN the SPOONING!??! AYE YI YI!
These people wear me out. Your patience with the video (with appropriate concern and alarm) is amazing.
I have only ever colored my hair (not bleached). But from 2003 to 2018, I had my phenomenal stylist play with color in my hair. A couple of times after I moved away from easy access to her, I did just color my hair again a couple of times prior to COVID. Since then, I've let my hair go natural, it's all pewter, some white & silver now. I think there's some natural brown in the very back. But if I was going to do something drastic, off to the salon I would go. I do not have a yt channel and I don't need views...and I wouldn't harm myself in order to get them.
Yeah, you shouldn't use metal with bleach, like no metal bowls and certainly no metal spoons.
But the rubbing it in like shampoo, is very bad for your scalp, I'm surprised it wasn't burning more. I could almost feel it on my own scalp, cringing while watching her do it.
I kinda thought I'd go at least grey as I got older, or like you describe yours, but nope, my stupid hair is turning some icky dark non-descriptive lack of colour really. I've been blonde most of my life, white when I was a kid. I don't know what's up but it has to go. Some people get lucky and have the most gorgeous shades of silver, grrrr!
Faye is lovely, down to earth and funny, i loved watching her reaction watching your reaction to her hair dying video, she laughs at herself and took your criticism so well , it was a funny video xx
If we could only understand her … 😑
@@gasmith7486 Probably a good thing if you couldn't. I've not seen her reaction to this, but in this video... there's a *very* harsh swear word that isn't bleeped out. :D
“You are OVER the zone!” had me wheezing ngl 😂
"You're going to color your hair with a spoon?!"
I think a new slogan for Hair Buddha merch was just made 😅 Seeing that on a shirt, with a super imposed image of a spoon would just be 👌
I much rather pay someone to deal with my hair than deal with terrible results!
But you wouldn’t make any money on TH-cam or TikTok doing that 😂
@@maureenlancaster1694 True 😂
I love your videos! The facial expressions you have to the “techniques” people use are just priceless. 😂
This was the worst bleach application I've seen in my life but surprisingly the outcome was not THAT bat as it could have been 😅 I imagined dark spots everywhere and it came quite even at the end. I'm impressed 🙈
I was thinking the same thing. Bright orange on the top fades to deep red-orange. If the scalp wasn't colored and the hair was healthier, it would actually be pretty. We never saw the back either.
Lets make wigs great again. Lol. That way all these folks who want to change their hair all the time, they won't be ruining their hair. But at least we have very entertaining content to watch 😊
I bloody love your bleach video reactions, they're my favourite. Your commentary cracks me up 😂😂
She was impatient before she even started. She should have taken a breath, went out for a walk and a coffee and did this on another day after doing some homework.
Decaffeinated!!
Real talk. She is the UK-version of my friend who has severe ADHD. What make sense to the rest of the world (logical thinking) does not make sense to them. The see but they don't understand.
@@JF-kv1gm excellent point! Yes...decaf. 😂
Hairstylist for over 20yrs here, i audibly GASPED when she first put the bleach on!! And I’m in a public place 😂. I couldn’t help it 😮
7.36 might wanna beep that! 😂😂
She has to be a troll, there's no excuse to be making these mistakes when we have so much information online.
Or she's just lazy
Too impatient to sit through a how to video or even google it
She didn't read the instructions fully and what she did read she just ignored. She's the definition of dunning-kreuger. She's had some coloring done and thought it wasn't hard but lacks any real understanding of the depth of knowledge to bleach/color hair. Given the condition of her hair prior to bleaching it's highly likely the next bleaching destroys what hair she has left.
Unfortunately she probably isn't. Seen many a school mam with absolute states. Some people just don't give a shit
It like the ones who cut their bangs way too short on camera, they do it for attention.
There's a reason for instructions and an even better reason for a professional hairdresser!!!
I've done a lot of (good!) bleaching to my own hair back when I was 15-22 years old. I was just never able to do my own roots. Having them properly done used to cost me 100€ each time. For a while my uncles girlfriend did my roots but they got married and divorced ever since 😅 so she's not an option. And I really don't trust many people getting my dark brown curly hair almost white. So every once in a while I think I want to go blonde again but your videos just always also remind me of how annoying it is (and how expensive!!) to keep up with the roots.
Ooof that application 😳😩😩😆
I'm not even a hair dresser but I know to read the directions before hand and make sure to watch some videos to make sure I'm doing it right and not kill my hair .thanks to hair buddy for educating me on hair for the past few months
Hair Budha this is definitely your funniest video yet, your videos brighten my day...🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The more I watch you Hair Buddha the more I think you are the funniest hairdresser ever 😂
Your funny without even trying and I love it 🤣💙🧡
“At last she saw the light” 😂
I’ve used that dye and have got my brown hair red without bleach (as it’s got lift in it). Is terrible for maintenance though if you hair grows quickly…
You can not rush doing your hair especially if you are lifting the color out. It takes many steps to do it right as I learned from Hair Buddha. You should check out a beautiful rose gold result from Guy Tang Rose Gold Hair Tutorial the color turned out Amazing. Love your videos😊
Hi Hair Buddha✂❤Doing this on your own at home is recipe for disaster.I have some much love and respect for my hairdresser.I actually died my hair orange/Copper at the salon.i love it.
All the tutorials available, and she does this to her hair. She had to have known what would happen.
Also, I am fairly certain the directions say not to use metal to mix the bleach with.
12:54 that’s an insult to Draco Malfoy. Looks more like a piece of toast with ketchup on top 🫢
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Hahaha
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Yay, glad you reacted to this video . Awesome as usual.👏👏👏
I’m dying with laughter with the gal using the spoon to put the bleach on her hair honestly, I can’t believe it ha ha ha ha
I looooove shadow roots. 😊
It give dimension to the hair style, and it looks "less awfull" when the roots start to appears again.
I learn from your channel to continue always going to salon and have a colorist/stylist do my hair. It’s always worked well for me so why change!
Ah, our ever faithful Hair Buddha delivering us from the Monday blues. Have a great day, Hair Buddha and friends. When I heard dry hair, I thought this will only end badly. 🌞❤️🌈
Lil tip- you can actually mix developers, although I would only do it if they're exactly the same kind (brand & product). This is good if you're worried you'll run out or need something lower strength. So, if she mixed her 40 & 30 volume developers she'd get a 35 vol which is a better bet than 40. (40 + 30= 70, 70/2= 35).
Hair Buddha, I plan on touching up my hair, but I've been researching for months because I don't want to be a hair fail! It blows my mind when people do their hair when they have no clue what they're doing!
Have you done your hair yet? I too have been researching for months now, just interested to know uf it's worth what I'm doing 🤷♀️
Agree with the maintenance of red. I have bright red hair (use a high lift colour), I have to maintain it between colours with Goldwell Lumen (brilliant product, really has staying power). But I dont use the highlift all the way through the lengths each time, I only use a 20vol developer, and treat my hair like a queen with moisturing haircare products. even though I do all of this at home, it costs if you want healthy hair that doesnt snap off!
That finger flick at 10:25 killed it. I could not stop laughing😂
OMG 😂😂😂 I COULDNT STOP LAUGHING LOOKING AT YOUR FACE AND cOMMENTS ..THE BEST ONE WAS THE SPOONING...😂😂😂you are the best🤣🤣🤣
I burnt my scalp like this once, pain was unbelieveable. And then it was peeling off. Thank god my hair survived.
your reactions are priceless!!! love love love your channel!
Oh dear!! Live colour lifts as well !! It says on the box 🙈🙈🙈one box will never be enough for that length hair either
Red hair dye is no joke. I dye mine red every 4 weeks, every 2 weeks I do a root touch up. And I still need to cover the roots after 1 week with a roots make up. My baby hairs are Grey. It's insane, but I'm so used to the red.
Do you wash your hair often? That might be the reason it doesn't last long. I wash mine 1x a week maximum and when I was red, the color seemed to last a lifetime lol
Edited to add that heat tools could be the culprit as well since they fade color quickly 😊
@@psychedelic.dreamer I only wash my hair once a week , unless I did a crazy workout , beach, yard work etc. Then twice. Ii only use hot tools when i wash my hair , so 1-2 time a week. The big problem is the baby hairs and cowlick(?). I wash my face twice a day and the fine hairs seem to have the color washed off as well. And with the molecular structure of red , there is always some bleeding.
🤣🤣🤣 love Budhas reaction at 9.25 when she started to "shampoo" the bleach 🤣🤣🤣
If someone is this impatient while doing their hair at home they deserve a fail in my opinion.
Right. It's kind of irritating. She must be doing this for the views.
@@leahvogelsimpson she's doing it for something that's for sure
I am this impatient when doing my hair at home. That's why I stuck to semipermanent dyes before I found a hairdresser that I trusted.
Totally agree, Stacie!!
Absolutely 👍
That was so painful to watch. It should be mandatory to watch hair buddha videos before attempting to bleach or colour your hair but then we wouldn't get fails like this to watch 🤪
This is so funny. Your reactions are hilarious!!!
I'll just spoon it on oh no 😂😂😂😂
I 100% know that this is how my dumb ass would look if I bleached my hair at home because my hair is very uncooperative and I can't section it myself to safe my life. This is also definitely how I've applied semipermanent dye at home. (Minus the spoon)
And that's why I go to my hairdresser to get my hair bleached and colored.
Great advice as always Hair Buddha ❤
😅😅😅hilarious I love your tutorials I get a kick out of these cray cray people all I can say Thank yall all for keeping Our Salon/Barber Shop in business!!!😂😂😂😂😂
Not the spoon!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤦🏼♀️
Thanks to Hair Buddha I achieved exactly what I was going for. White blonde in the front around my face and reddish brown on the back. I'm 52 and going gray around my face only at the moment. I've had compliments and several coworkers have asked if I would help them color their hair too. That would be a NO for me. I'm not going to be blamed if it's not what they wanted!😂
oof i am triggered by here wrong pierced nose piercing xd
I thought it was just me
I was so distracted! 🤣
Ikr...😱
Something is feeling off about her piercing to me but I can’t figure out what. And it’s bothering me. Lol. Can someone tell me what exactly is wrong with it?
That is an awfully placed piercing.
She's already coloured dark red and Live colour has a lightener in it. She could have used a max strength colour remover, put conditioner on for about an hour, dry the hair naturally then apply the bright red. It will come out as if it was put on light brown hair. I know this because I've done it so many times myself on long curly hair.
She looks like the Heat Miser from Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer. Well, Heat Miser in reverse. 😬
Exactly what I was thinking! Heat Miser for sure😂
@@southernbelle5044 😂
Omg i cackled when he talked about doing the “spoon technique” 😂😂😂😂
Your face towards the end when you asked if she was going to use a brush, but suddenly remembered that she doesn’t have a brush 😂😂😂 So hilariously adorable!! I howled lol
Yes i learned from it. I actually lightened mine with a box thingy with no amonia and it worked a treat! I luvv reds and oranges so its perfect😊i learned from a few of ur videos, ty Hair Buddha ❤️🌹
I love her personality tho loll❤❤
Can’t even understand what she’s saying
I love Faye ❤️ she's a lovely person, so funny 🤣❤️
😂😂😂 …I think Hair Buddha should develop a good “spooning technique” and make millions off of it!
This man makes me laugh! He says what I'm thinking.
It makes me so glad to be allergic to bleach watching these bleach fails 🤦🏻♀️
Thank you for your advices!
You are professional in explication and learning about coloration.
I need your advices about repair damage for Bleach and box die, like this hair, how repair?
I see you from Argentina ❤
I'm always so excited when see new video from Hair Buddha 🤩
She invented a new color! Brorange! 🥂
My anxiety is through the roof 😮
Spooning 🥄 hair 😂 You are over the zone!! Rinse it out! Rinse it out!!! 😂😂😂😂 You are so funny Hair Buddha!!😂 They never listen 🤦♀️
"I will spoon your hair"🤣🤣
I am so thankful for these videos. I always think about doing something to my hair and then I watch these and it fixes that right up 😂
I have long, thick, dense, curly and very dark virgin hair so I just know it wouldn’t end well. I’d definitely end up on all of the hair fail vids 🥲 my hair dresser even advised me to “please never color your hair”
Another brilliant video Hair Buddha ❤..I so listen to you and your fantastic advice. I always consult your video's before I do anything to my hair. You are hilarious to watch ❤❤ love you Hair Buddha x
Please dont call her a troll, she is not a hairdresser as im sure you know, she's a lovely lady and down to earth
I'm cracking up from that spoon technique lol😂
Love Faye so much ❤
That Jerome Russel bleach is really good.. if it's used properly.
I've never screamed out loud at a video until I saw her apply that bleach
The reaction at 9:30 had me dying 🤣❤️❤️❤️
540 The spoon and shopping bag system. 🤭
I love Faye 😂 also love your reactions, theres no malice in your videos ❤
Honestly when I needed to kighten my hair a tad to get my natural colour back, I just put on Schwarzkopf's Blonde Me 30 volume/9% developer and left it on for 45 minutes. Got the darkness lifted. No bleach powder used at all. Just straight developer. Kind of a little hack I'd use if you want to bump yourself just a level higher.
@5:37 I've been considering dying/bleaching my hair for a year now, and I'm wondering if I'm ready or not yet. But, my hair takes to bleach SUPER easy, I can get a bright yellow blonde with one treatment, in 30 minutes! Then on the other hand, it damages my hair really fast too. So I'm still watching videos and thinking about it 😊
This makes me think of the time a friend bleached my hair. No sectioning at all but I got lucky and looked okay. I dyed my hair purple afterwards though, so that probably saved a lot
New T-shirt slogan: "RINSE IT OUT! RINSE IT OUT!" 😁
Could you do a video on hair repair for overbleached hair? I am trying to save my hair but it is pretty damaged. Just wondering if it is best to do masks overnight or on wet or dry hair. Also what to look for in a mask or some that you prefer for home. Some are protein and some are moisturizing etc so it can be hard to decide. Also, is olive oil a good idea to put on your hair? I know you mentioned in the past that coconut oil just makes a barrier. My hair is at the point of the girls in this video before she starts. It sticks out and is frizzy and dry from bleaching too many times. Even though I went to the salon. Thanks so much!!
My jaw hit the floor when she started smacking it straight on her head! Oh my god.......
😂😂😂😂I love your commentary!😂😂😂
Wish (if it doesn't already exist) they could come up with a color/dye that gives vibrant color on dark hair without having to bleach it first.
They have hi-lift color (L'Oreal) that you mix w 30+ volume developer.... Not sure how vibrant it can get though.
It's called hair wax. But nothing gets vibrancy and hair flow/mobility like bleach & dye, unfortunately. The color spectrum is a very exact science.
I used box dye from Garnier that is made for dark hair. My natural color is the darkest brown/light black and I went fully coppery red with it. So it's possible to do without bleach.
@@psychedelic.dreamer it has a little bleach in it tho
Use Henna
Omg the way I gasped and covered my face when she started putting it on and continued putting in on like shampoo! 😩🫣💀
How did I miss this video!!!? 😮She wants to get into the zone? Welcome to the Twilight Zone!😂
i have a hair journey i started last fall. i wanted to lift enough to use purple rage from adore. i knew i'd have to bleach my level 7 Brown for the purple to show and knew i didn't have to go full white blonde...orange was fine with me. i had used brown box dyes for years to cover grays. since it was post pandemic and we were still kinda slow in the job market i wanted to play with fashion colors like everyone else. dark purple wasn't too drastic so i started my journey. i have long hair. lots to color and lots to lift and lots of product. i had my work cut out for me. i used two hair color removers from the same manufacturer but didn't see any change in hair color so i assumed all that box dyed hair had been removed/replaced via cuttings and regrowth explaining why i saw no change in hair color. we were good to go. i used ponytails and bleached the ends hanging out past the bands so that i wasn't on my roots. my hair lifted to an orange/brown and i was fine with an ombre purple and loved it. i retouchd the purple twice and decided i wanted to try blue. i did the bleach bath to remove the faded purple that wouldn't come out completely. i went blue and loved it. but when it faded it was green. me not understanding undertones didnt realize the blue had green undertones. the color name ocean blue should have been a clue. i didnt find out til it started fading. and it was more stubborn than the purple so i did another bleach bath and sat with my now strawberry-blond hair for 8 months. it wasn't perfect. i had been strategic with the initial bleach job using ponytails so it looked like i had an undercolor style of brown under strawberry blonde. the strawberry blond has been great at hiding the grays. i recently tried to fix the dark stuff. i still have a strawberry blond color going on. my roots are untouched so it looks like a sight shadow root. I'm currently setting myself up to try and go for a grayish color by using blue shampoo to tamp down the light orange i have going on because i don't want to bleach again anytime soon. i saw a video of Guy Tang using a blue shampoo to get rid of the same orange tone i have going on and he toned the light orange to a grayish silver with the blue shampoo. part of my prep is using purple shampoo and conditioner to tone down the yellow bits and fanola fiber fix to fix and seal the hair before using the blue shampoo to tone down the orange. I'm suspecting the gray hair result i saw in Tang's video is really just the blue shampoo giving a "muddy" result over orange that appears to be gray in certain lighting. during this entire process I've used the Ion Brilliance developer and lightening cream as a bleach wash because i didn't want my hair to fall out at any point. it 's worked well for me so far. knowing the risk I'm about to take, I'm currently holding back on the blue shampoo step and considering using a direct deposit gray hair dye mixed with conditioner to control the amount of "muddiness" i know I'm going to get based on youtube university and watching hair buddah's channel. love this guy! pssst..the other image of the cabaret girl needs to go up on the wall next to the barber polls.
Spooning😂😂😂😂 ohhh my😂
OH MY FU*KING GOD SHE JUST SLAPPED IT IN🤯🤯🤯😵💫😵💫😵💫😵💫
I want to see a part two. 😂
Remember, don't use bags with ink on them, it will transfer to your hair!!
If you rub bleach into your scalp like shampoo, you're really damaging your scalp and putting yourself through way too much unnecessary pain.
And use sections! I've never seen anyone just slap it on top of their head like that, even most of the fails still try to section.
I'm glad she's happy with it too, but it was too much like a carrot orange for me. I like deeper, richer reds, unless it's like the cool neon or holographic stuff.
I'd call this one a Tequila Sunset.
It reminds me of a candy corn lol
Hair Buddha you got me laughing out loud again 😂😂
That powder bleach is brill I use it all the time the last 2 years and no problems. I use another developer though