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Every time i want to change something in me, whether it be my wardrobe, my hair color, or to simply understand my body a bit better, I start a marathon on your channel. Seriously, your channel has such a gold premium content that its one of the best of TH-cam. Thank you so much for every single video you made because it help us understand ourselves for what we are, instead of us comparing to others that have a totally different body type, hair color or color season and become upset by that. I noticed that you stopped uploading videos as before, I hope everything is alright, we seriously miss you!
Finally! An explanation why I dislike warm reddish brown on my warm yellow olive skin. 🙂 I find slightly ashy browns look more natural and harmonious to me than the warm reddish browns often declared as "perfect" hair colors for olive folks by fashipn magazines. I find that the warmth and the redness emphasized the yellow of my skin - it's not that I hate the color of my skin, I just prefer NOT to look like I have jaundice. 🤣 This also explains why muted vomit blonde, as I call it, looks good on some of my college classmates but looks comical on others.
Great info! I wish hair stylists knew this as well. A lot of the ones near me dont give much of an advice or ecplanation about color choices. Instead they just open a book of swatches and lets the client go crazy lol. So many washed out and jaundice faces in our city. Tsk
Me too! After falling into the reddish brown trap for pale olive girl several times I decided to only die my hair ashy brown. It is actually just a tad lighter than what my natural color was. I was afraid of my little rebellion but I like what I see now. I don’t feel so ARTIFICIAL in the wrong way. I also look super weird in angular modern styles and kept trying my hair. Maybe I found it by accident but I am happy someone who studies the subject recognizes the problem and gives me a explanation that makes sense. Just like the “I can be olive and cool” and “I can be Italian/ portuguese brunette and be cool”. I spent years trying to be golden😁. And every time I bought a yellow, orange, warm brown piece of clothe it remained forever intact in my ( full of dark green, blues and pinks) closet until I passed it to someone else. Your videos are refreshing because I see different things, like this red/green axis I had never heard about. It is very interesting, thank you, I will keep coming back to learn more!
Ha, jaundiced! Loved your descriptive comment. Another warm olive girl who cannot wear red hair checking in :)
@@cinderling5472 hahaha
Jaundiced is the perfect expression. Pale, yellow greenish. We, green people, must unite!
you may not actually have warm yellow olive skin. Olive skin can be either warm or cool toned. In fact most women who suit "winter" colour type have dark hair and olive skin. Do you suit black, white, clear tones, true red, violet, etc. and look terrible in camel, medium browns and muddy autumn colours?
@@SueRosalie Hi! 🙂 could you please explain further? I also thought I may not be warm yellow olive when I watched the video showing Gemma Chan but upon watching Merriam's video on warm and delicate, I related more to Mila Kunis but I'm a tad more yellow green. Still not 100% sure which olive type I am but I can see that I fit in better with the warm delicate olive description. I'm still learning so I'd love to read your thoughts on that 😊
I never thought about bone structure having anything to do with hair color, but I see your point. In the late '80 and early '90s, I'd see a girl with a jet black bob from time to time, and she'd look absolutely amazing. These girls generally had very angular features however. I could never quite achieve the same result myself. I think I might have more of a beveled bone structure, though. My natural hair color seems to look more put together on me than does artificial color, though highlights look fairly okay.
This explains so much why my natural hair colour is so unflattering on me. My skin is warm and delicate with some pink thrown in, and my natural hair colour is a moisy brown colour that is cool toned without much red at all. Super ashy. It can look great on others, but I warm up my hair and it makes such a difference!
I’m sure your natural color looks good on you though. I’ve never seen a single person that looked bad with their natural hair color.
Irem Ersan not really. Every hair colour is beautiful, but sometimes your natural hair colour can look good but not the best tor you.
Every time I watch your video, I have the feeling you cracked the code! It’s totally spot on!! Finally the olive tone is translated into hair too. I wish this video was out good 10 years ago when I decided to go “natural” red which looked utterly horrible on me 😅😅
This is random but I appreciate how clearly you speak as someone who struggles with English ❤️
Just my observation, but when it comes to unnatural hair colours, I think pastels are often the better choice for rounded types; and for bevelled types, just a streak, or an ombre or balayage that bleeds into the natural hair colour, often works better than an all-over solid colour.
I am planning precisely to buy a sage green wig for several reasons:
1. Green is the best color ever, no discussion.
2. I am a rounded type, so lighter colors with low contrast look better on me.
3. I am also cool and delicate with pink (red) hue, not a single olive spot on me.
4. Green is just the best. 💚✨
@@dancerlywakeness rounded=romantic, bevelled=natural
@@kuramacabre I’m a soft natural watching this because I’m currently fantasizing about forest green hair (will I ever get it? Who knows, it took me 6 years to get the courage to get a bob but I feel I’m getting better with my over carefulness). My undertones are warm and muted but I think I’m also quite red - or am I, because I never feel like a can put on too much blush. Perhaps the green would help with that, playing off the redness in my skin...ahh, I don’t know. This is my long way of saying, I’ll probably get a wig as well. Green is a scary color, but just like you said, it’s beautiful, and it’s such a vibe.
@@kristinamitrova5210 I would suggest ombre effect on naturals, you really can pull it off. As for the shade, emerald green is all the way, on the other side of the spectrum. Maybe a more muted emerald green.
What you suggested is really along my thoughts of what I would do...that was kind of reassuring, thanks for that :D
Yes! I'm so glad you made the distinction between red/green and overall warmth or coolness! I feel so validated as a cool and delicate strawberry blonde/copper head with pale green skin haha. Every foundation ever is either too pink or too orange, usually I have to get the lightest cool shade and mix it 50/50 with a green colour corrector.
I've watched all of your videos and I think the red/green balance in relation to the yellow/blue is something you could go more into, I'd love to watch it. It feels way more logical and nuanced than just olive or not olive.
you can combine box hair colours to get the shade you want, e.g if one is too light and the next one is too dark if it's the same product . For example I mix 8.1 with 9.1 half and half to get the right in between shade that matches my natural colour.
This is way too complicated to understand. I wish you had pictures for every example
Agreed! I love the info and am very interested but I would like some visuals. 😄
The 2:59 graphic is enough to understand tho
I guess not everyone has the eye for seeing and understanding color balances. That's why professional stylists exist, it's their job telling people how do they look and what's most flattering.
@@katitadeb How are we supposed to take advice if we don't understand it ???
Check Aly Art's latest video, she talked about the colours with more graphs and explains a little more
Experiment or leave it to the professionals.
It would be amazing to see a redness-in-skin graph like the hair one! Super helpful as usual!
Would you explain the green/red balance more please, I don’t really understand it.
I understood it fully
I haven't watched one of your videos for awhile and wow! I love the new camera and lighting. Makes a huge difference :)
i'm an Olive Warm and Delicate with Rosacea, i just don't know how to act
I'm loving the chaos this sentence exudes 👌🏾
Oh damn I feel you
exactly the same😖
Omg same (still not sure if i am a delicate warm or cold) but olive with rosacea is confusion
Haha same here! Go for colors at the top right quadrant. :)
You're GORGEOUS! I've said this before under another video of yours, but this hairstyle suits you so well. The medium length slightly waved hair with side bangs.💗
I love how you describe it as “your signature hair colour”.
You look really good with your hair pulled behind your ears. You have an amazing bone structure. Thanks for the video !
So glad to see you back, Merriam! You look awesome in this video!
Makes sense, I realise green in my hair is really important. My natural hair is very mousey light brown, dark dirty blonde
Thank you so much for all the amazing videos Merriam, they have helped me so much in expressing myself. 💕
aw yay!!
Thank you so much! This is definitely solves more than a few mysteries.
You look so beautiful❤
aw thank you!
loving this video quality! glad you’re back with another video 💕
This is the best hair colour analysis video I’ve seen. Makes much more sense. Very clear and thorough.
I wish I had Merriam as a personal stylist! Her inputs make so much sense
Very interesting yet will need to listen a few times to fully grasp. LOVE your hairstyle and cut. Beautiful style.
Great advice! This explains a lot to me. I’m very neutral in my natural colouring maybe slightly warm. My natural hair is a light brown with bronze tones to it but very gentle. I never knew what that colour was I think it was definitely on the red side not the green. Possibly cooler red type: I can get away with many hair colours as long as they’re not too light , too dark , too cool or too warm. Again I have to stay close to neutral middle ground but I struggle as I find it too boring....
Thank you for this video Merriam:) also you look gorgeous and the video quality is great! Xx
Thank you for the the detailed and nuanced insights that you provide. It’s like having a scientist explain the subjects to us.
aw! thank you!
Great video with great looks! Thank you Merriam 💕💕🙏
Nature took care of lightening my hair for me. I'm now totally Grey/silver/white haired. However, I actually like it and think the color suits me. With hair loss I wear wigs most of the time and so I have stopped buying them in my natural dark brown/red and gone to my new natural. :) If you wonder what colors suit you and if/when things open up a bit; you can try on wigs to actually see different colors and styles on you.
Same here. Alopecia. I am a dark brunette who is wearing blonde, not too cool, not too warm. I took my various wigs (around 12 of them in different blonde shades) to a local salon and paid for the head hair color expert to tell me which colors were best and why. Yes, it cost me $80, but it saves me money in the long run. I like your idea and would love to see that myself on youtube. Have you tried Palm springs blonde by Jon renau or 10/613gr by Henry Margu? My best color I found out is 12FS8 in the Jon Renau, but since you are silver now, those blondes above are blonde but not far from silver.
You look amazing!! Thank you for another great video💕
Your hair looks lovely and luscious and shiny✨
Perfect timing! Was just about to color my hair. Thanks for doing this video.
yes! happy I caught you in time, hope you enjoyed!
Looking great Miss 🥰 Thank you always!
I’ve actually came to similar realisations observing which hair colours look in which ways on different skin tones! You’re the only person who talks about this
i missed your videos so much! Welcome back😊
This really was the missing piece for me 😍💕 such an essential bit of information! It makes so much sense though, if you harmonise clothing to match bones, why not also make sure the hair colour does the same in every way?
Very well done sweet Merriam! 💜 Thanks so much!
In my case, I'm probably a warm and delicate olive with bevelled bones. All my life I've loved red hair though, and it actually really complements me at times; I'm guessing the overall effect improved when my skin got more yellow in the summer; but the orangey tones were always eh. I'm wearing henna right now, but it doesn't do anything for me and for the longest time I couldn't understand why.
Along came your video! I'm so thankful.
Going to try a nice and deep chocolate brown..
Merriam used my photo! This is the most exciting thing that happened to me all year 😆
Your hair color looks so good tho🤩
thank you! my hair naturally doesn't have reds in it because my skin also doesn't have reds in it. the red-green balance in general tends to be similar in a person's hair vs skin but don't quote me it's not like I ran statistics!
I get so confused with my coloring. I have strong yellow and red undertones. By Meriem’s expalining i think I am a vibrant warm 🧐. Thank you so much for your explanations. Your videos really help and I get it when you show a picture and say how a dress is not harmonious with a person’s look and is separate. 🌹❤️
First, great job with the visual quality upgrade. You look amazing and now it's easy to see what you mean when you use your own skin as an example.
Second... this went *whoosh* over my head. I've always had trouble with quadrants, so if anyone can ELI5 for me (and others, surely), PLEASE DO.
MERRRIIAAM I missed you so much, welcome back to your throne Queen!
omg you're so funny! I missed you guys too I was just thinking that. It's nice to hear from long term subscribers again.
i’m somewhat of an olive (although very pale) and a few years ago i attempted to go ginger because i was so mesmerized by people who could pull it off, unfortunately it looked very strange on me and i had to return to my slightly greenish brown hair
Yes I had a similar experience. The red made me look ill.. something was off
@@leona5543 yeah exactly the same with me. i thought it would maybe work out, because i thought red and green together would make each other pop, but i looked like i was sick... i guess you can’t treat skin the same way you would treat colors on an outfit
Same, it washed me out like crazy.
Do you have green undertones or red ? I am super strange :D : also pale (but can tan super quickly), warm, dark brown eyes+ orange freckles , however I think I have green undertones.Weirdly, I look good with rich chocolate brown, bad with ginger, now I am trying golden brown... I am lost too :D I`ve never been ashy brown though.
@@MuchomorekStudio for me I tan to a golden brown tan but in winter when pale I look rather ill.
My eyes are grey/green with some brown/yellow specks but they definitely got lighter. My haircolor is a dark blonde/light brown with golden shimmer in the sun. (Hate the shimmer)
I am a soft autumn I guess?
Colors too warm wash me out.
Maybe I would be a deeper autumn if I dye my hair darker, but oh well.
Love your hair! ❤️
I could cry…thank you for the advice..
Amazing video. It would be awesome if you make a video about olive skin hair colors. I'm olive warm and delicated, my natural hair is a cool dark brown which makes me look kinda washed out and sick.
You're brilliant! And you look amazing in black.
Amazing video and such a sweet presenter! Life is great today!
this color looks fantastic for your hair!:)
These videos have been so helpful to me! I struggle alot with color coordination because I have so many contradictory features. For starters, my skin is incredibly fair and burns easily. But the veins in my nearly transparent skin tend to be a teal or olive color, with a few purple veins scattered here and there. I also have alot of rosy and pink tones on the surface in places like my cheeks, elbows, and knuckles. But the color of my palms and foot soles are orange. My natural hair is very dark, almost black, but with prominent reddish highlights. My eyes tend to either look almost black or a vibrant brown. I look good in both cool and warm colors, as long as they're rich and saturated. I feel like I'm an even mix between dark winter and dark autumn. Also being of mixed Mediterranean/Eastern European/Middle Eastern/North African ancestry means I don't have many beauty icons from which to model myself after. Closest I've found are Sophia Loren, Rachel Weiz, and Gal Gadot. So incredibly confused! So thank you so much for representing us shade ambiguous girls!
We share a lot of the same ethnicities! Your features sound really pretty and like a cool neutral. I would say dark winter. You seem to have too much natural darkness in you for a dark autumn and you dont seem predominantly warm neutral, so that would be my guess based on your descriptions :)
Love this video all around--but your makeup is so good!
If warm light colors look good on you, then cool dark colors will compliment you the best. AND,...
If cool light colors look better on you, then warm dark colors should work best. The levels of dark and light work in hand with finding your best tonalities. A neutral complexion can wear either combination but usually in muted tones. Use this formula for clothing, makeup, and most importantly for haircolor selection. Try to avoid warm dark with warm light. Also, try to avoid cool dark combined with cool light. Hold up a swatch of warm dark and cool light in one hand and a swatch of cool dark and warm light in the other hand,... look in the mirror and the choice will be obvious. If it is not obvious then you are neutral. I paint realistic portraits with oil paint and my pallet rarely has any brown or tan on it. I use red, yellow, and blue to show the light source temperature and shadows. Try an ashy blonde with warm lowlights. Or maybe a golden beige blonde with deeper ashy root. Red haired people are also light red or dark red. Look to the eyes color compliment for the best combo. Blue eyes typically look great with copper red tones, green eyes look great in true reds, brown and hazel or warm skin red heads usually look great in brown reds or red-violet. Great video subject!
Excellent! Now I finally understand how strawberry blonde suits my pale cool skin. Thank you!
Usually, I don't prefer your hairstyle, but it looks really good on you! Lucky! Shows how pretty you are!
Thank you so much for acknowledging that some warm-toned people can still handle cool tones. I really love the systematic, clear way you explain things in your videos, with lots of visual examples. After watching several of your videos, I realize that I am warm-toned. When I was younger, I for some reason thought that I should stay away from "hot" colors, or any bright or dark colors at all, simply because I am light-skinned. (Despite studying art for years, I never thought of analyzing my own skin tone.) When I got older & began developing my own style & becoming more adventurous, I realized I was very drawn to warm tones. I now understand why. But I also love to wear deep greenish-blue shades, and do look good in those, too, possibly because I have blue eyes. I wonder what role do you think eye color plays, if any?
the eyes definitely play a role and someone who's warm will look better in blue if they have blue eyes than if they don't! also teal blues and teal greens, as well as 'warm purples' look wonderful on warm and delicate because the colors harmonize nicely with their skin, but the skin itself might be a little less glowy since those are still cool colors. but still, i call my system artistic license because if you know the effects different colors have, you can use your 'artistic license' to go for the look you want.
Also you are glowing ❤️
She's begun to apply makeup and style her hair.
Next step: find a hairstylist that actually listens or know what i need 🤔
This was exactly what I was looking for thank you.
Your hair’s gorgeous!
Awesome Video! Clear to understand! Great job
It was very interesting and gave that important clue about direction I should be taking. Thanks a lot 🙂👍
My skin and warm Yellow and Green. I love when my hair is dark green turquoise, like esmerald with a slight hint of blue.
love the backdrop and hair!
you look beautiful. I came here just to listen to your soothing voice.
I'm a pale olive, warm and delicate, and I finally understand why ashy brown hair colors look better on me than reddish browns! It's the green!
Ngl your voice is so soothing
This is great, thank you !
You look stunning when you pull your hair behind your ears.
You look fabulous!
Could you also do an eyeshadow and blush color choices video? Some colors tend to age me but some make me look better even if the placement, amount, and tyoe of product is the same. The color is just off sometimes.
Happens with blush too. The general advice is muted warm pink or peach blush for warm olive folks. It's very difficult to find such blush that has the right saturation/value. I always either find that blushes typically do not have thia brightening effect or those that are too ashy for my skin. But in some fashion editorial photoshoots, the blush can actually make a person look more awake and bright. Very subtle but I notice it. Can we ever wear muted warm lavender? Is there such a color? Do you notice that too? I'm curious sbout your opinion.
Thanks!
Once more I agree! We olive people suffer a lot, warm or cool. It is hard to be olive and pale and cool ( and have rosacea that people takes for pink but is only a skin disease). Try to find a blush that doesn’t look completely separated from your face! I admit defeat. I walk around looking like a green ghost because make up is always wrong and a waste of money for me.
Im the palest olive can get i think (im practically the colour of Casper) and i am also a cool and delicate and i agree! Its soooo hard to find colours that are flattering on me 😔
Game changer! Thank you❤
This is my favorite channel like this because no one else goes deep enough into this stuff!!! Nobody else seems to understand exactly what kind of conversations I want to have. Can we talk about maybe how to strategically contrast the temperature of your hair color to your skin. Like for example sometimes I see these women who look absolutely beautiful with their cool skin and golden blonde hair and I wonder if it has to do with bringing out the natural pink and red in their skin, almost like their natural blush in a way. Or what kind of positive, useful effects we can get out of using the 'wrong colors' for our hair.
Hi Elijah, it's so good to see you around here again!
@@merriamstyle yes elle fanning is exactly who I was thinking of I agree!!
I am warm toned and a brunette. I have always wondered why I don't really like a "warm" brown on my hair but now I understand that it has been the red-green balance thing. I think that there is this common misconception that all warm toned people suit reddish/orange hair. I actually dyed my hair that way when I was a teenager. I don't really have any red on my skin so the reddish brown always looks a bit fake. Therefore I have lately asked my hairdresser to dye my hair "neutral" brown, not red but not cool. Makes so much sense why I have felt this way and I think I have colored my hair just right without really knowing why I prefer it this way.
This makes so much sense! I am a cool skin tone and a summer, but my hair is slightly red (I’ve been told in forums that I cannot be a summer with my hair colour) and also cool so I’ve been confused. I’ve dyed my hair red on multiple occasions with differing results, but I see now that what the colours that worked had in common was redness and coolness, but that the ones that were more yellow looked off.
This really helped. I realise now why rich hair colours don’t look quite right on me. Also why the neutral dark brown looked so right.
I should be trying golden or neutral colours . Thank you 🙏🏽
I have quite angular bone structure my natural hair is a ashy level 7 but i have always felt i looked best with very dark ashy hair, dark hair just makes my bone structure stand out in a much nicer way now i know why i've never felt i looked right with my natural hair colour or blonder colours despite being very fair skinned
Awesome! You've Alot Of Research On This Type Of Knowledge What I Always Wanted To KNOW About...😊 Also I Admire You're New Look🤩👍👍👍👍👍
I love your voice and work :))
This is such a fascinating topic. I am a light-medium (I think warm and delicate) that can pull off cool and delicate colors. VERY olive undertoned but my brown hair has more red than green in it. Maybe it’s time for a new hair color🤔
Would be nice if u would discuss extreme haircolours too, different blues for each, different greens for each, etc. I enjoy your videos a lot!
Thank you so much! The red was the missing link for me!
You look especially vibrant and beautiful! xoxo
What a lovely voice.
This was great, I would love to see more examples of this on people
Your hair looks absolutely beautiful! So lush and shiny. I'm always jealous of the lustre dark hair can achieve :) :)
I think the shade of your natural hair colour is what really matters. I have very warm olive skin but my hair is ashy brown. Whenever I try the "right" warm hair colours they look so off! But contrasting my skin with the cooler tones defffffo works better and more natural looking!!
I'm neutral to warm and my hair, even though it is dark brown, tends to be on the auburn/yellow side. Idk how to explain it, but every hairdye I use after a time turns into a bronzey tone. However, after always trying warm tones I have found that they do not suit me all that much and that cooler shades look better. Maybe because I tend to have some red in the face, esp in winter.
I am definitely going to light warm greenish blonde 💖💖thank you
GREEN WARM for me. Light olive skin.
Nice change of scenario!! 😘😘
girl you know your stuff!!!!
I was trying on wigs and was amazed that strawberry blonde was the best color for my warm and delicate coloring.
Upper right corner goes”oooh, that explains it” I did do red for two years, but with an expert. It looked great but was a CHOICE. Since my warm hair is upper right(warmest greenest) and medium, it was so maintenance time!
Thank you for your amazing content. I have rosacea and it is very difficult for me to determine the best colors for my overall skin and my hair. Could you provide any tips for my situation? Thank you.
First of all, you look gorgeous today, Merriam! 😍
I don't know if I commented this before on some of your videos, but wigs are the best way to experiment with hair color without ruining your hair. Regarding to undertone, I am cool and delicate with pinkish hues and NOW I GET why auburn looked so amazing on me. I was puzzled because I thought "oh, auburn is basically orange, it will look horrible" but is actually a cooler hair color!
As for the bone structure, I am a rounded type with medium contrast (slightly medium skin tone, dark brown hair). When I increase contrast levels (black hair), I look just ugly af. But when I lowered contrast levels to almost zero (dark ashy blonde), basically matching my skin color values, It looked really good.
Now, I need advice. Looking forward to lowering my contrast levels to match both my rounded bone structure AND my cool and delicate undertone with pink hues, I dyed my hair so it would be a sort of medium, ashy brunette. But even though the hair dye was indeed ashy, the results were not ashy at all, my hair ended like a warm brunette which was terrible lol. I look so ill. 🤣 Was it because the dye was maybe too olive and neutralized my pinkish hues? What dye would you recommend so I achieve that freaking medium ashy brunette that I so badly want? 😂😂 I must clarify that I don't bleach my hair, nor I intend to. Also, my hair dye is ammonia free because my priority is always to preserve the health of my natural curly hair (which is a whole other story lol).
Wigs are so ideal to try different hair colors! I have a Daenerys Targaryen wig that I would say looks pretty good on me in general (ash blonde). I can't be of much help about hair dyes or which ones to use. I would go to a hairdresser with good reviews and ask for the color. maybe you should go for an ashy strawberry blonde/ashy auburn, since auburn looked so good on you? a little bit of a pink-leaning to the color is all it would take to sort of marry with your coloring, it doesn't have to 'look pink', but the ashy brunette could look a tiny bit more pink/red and it would look just right on you assuming you're pink leaning.
oh and thank you for your compliment.
I am a romantic and every hairdresser I have ever visited told me the same- any color would suit me except blonde. And I totally agree...I don't have any angularity in my face and when I put a blond wig on my face just disappears amongst my hair, you do not see it and its shape at all... It's just like a one big blurr with eyes and lips on it...I look so much better in darker colors, maybe because I do have some conrast in my face-like darker brows and darker lip color, also the whites of my eyes are quite white and contrast with my intense irises. I am guessing that's why pale or even medium hair colors don't do me any favour, as they do not support the natural colors and contrast on my face... Thank you for your video, looking forward to another one!
Thank you! 😊
What do you think are the best hair colours for warm and delicate olive undertone?
This is interesting. I seem to be Warm, Soft and Olive with dark brown hair, and since my hair pulls very orange when I bleach it, I thought that reddish tones were better for me than ashy ones. I've been doing light henna applications for years and it left my hair with a reddish tint which I didn't mind, but recently noticed it looked artificial. A month ago I got a "hair botox" treatment and as a side effect it masked/took away the reddish tint making the brown more neutral and I got tons of compliments.
I’m super cool toned but my hair pulls very red when bleached too. I have lots of pink & blue in my skin , but no yellow, so I’m kind of mixed in that regard. What’s Hair Botox?
@@maidende8280It's a treatment similar to Brazilian keratin straightening, but it doesn't straighten, only takes care of the frizz. People with dyed hair are advised that their color may change a bit.
@@rdpcl oh wow. And it’s called hair Botox? My hair is super fine so prone to frizz, though better since I stopped dyeing it. Does it dry out the hair or moisturize it? I need more shine, as my hair is so dry naturally. It doesn’t straighten the hair at all?
My goodness, it looks like you styled your hair, makeup etc in a Natural/ Beveled way today! That looks great great on you! Have you changed your interpretation of your lines?
@Guada Wilkinson I also follow Aly- in what video did she say she is SN? I have been waiting for her to tell us what she now thinks is her kibbe type!
I'm a redhead with cool skin tone & this was super helpful for me 🙂