I'm calling bullshit on the being a professional hair stylist. I refuse to to believe a hair stylist would do something like this. Also I love how she blatantly lied about how much it lifted out of her hair. Girl, we can literally see it
We sometimes use purple shampoo on grey horses. There are so many people who left it on a mane/tail too long before washing it out and ended up with a purple horse. It would be so cool to see Hair Buddha react to a couple of those. They usually end up pretending it was on purpose and going for a fantasy unicorn look
@@meadowsmama94 of course, they are shampoos made specifically for horses. A purple one for greys, a coppery/golden one for chestnuts and a blue-black for black horses. They're meant to just enhance the natural colour but sometimes it goes awry.
That is so funny! I used to spend a lot of time around and in horse shows, but I never was in the costume classes, so now all those slapped together unicorns, pegasus... (what's the plural of Pegasus?! 🤣), and seahorse themes make SO MUCH MORE SENSE and it's hilarious. I mean, some of them were *amazing* and very well thought out, but many of them were sloppy, so this is a great explanation. Thanks for pulling back that curtain and showing life behind the scenes. 😂 Man, I miss those days! 🥰
4:52 -> The moment she mentioned she was a hairstylist, HB's reaction was HILAROUS! This has to be included in a compilation of his overall reactions. 🤣🤣🤣
I call BS on her final result, She didn't show her hair after removing all that crap from it. For all we know she destroyed her hair and recovered it before finalizing the video.
Yes! And i have to add i swear most of the people who get bad cuts / color from the salon don’t research or choose someone with experience. This made me cringe lol
Honestly I had foils from a lady at a decent salon who told me she ruined her hair with bleach in the lockdown. She did a decent job of my hair but I won’t be returning!
I actually tried baking soda and dish washing liquid once to try and fade my dyed brown hair It dried ot out and no change of color. Luckily I just conditioned my hair and it was back to normal.
I went to a professional to get my hair done.... Was supposed to be bleached out with a root melt. She grabbed the wrong color and I ended up with fashion color blue hair and it wasn't even or anything over my hair. I left in tears when she told me she wouldn't fix it and all I had to do was wash my hair with baking soda a few times. Sometimes when you have the label "professional" your probably a professional in the wrong professional lol I ended up lifting the blue out and bleaching it myself! It was a process though! And FYI, baking soda ruined my hair more than actually bleaching it. I agree with you Hair Buddha!!
I mean I have a vet in my town who neither believes in medicine nor hygiene. some "professionals" are so full of themselves that thinking about what they're doing never crosses their minds. at all.
I can't imagine a professional recommending that baking soda concoction to anyone. If I did that, as a licensed cosmetologist, I would lose credibility. Also.. gloves!!
I was watching Hair Buddha when she said she's a professional stylist, and he did not disappoint. 😁😁😁😁😁 His eyes got as big as saucers. This man is a treasure.
Hey buddha slight( constructive i hope )feedback, your mic audio is very quiet compared to what your watching. Sometimes the clips drown you out a bit so ur harder to hear. And ur hilarious so i like hearing what u say as well as ur tips. I dont know if thats something that can be edited or fixed but i have noticed it in the last cpl of vids and thought id let you know. Great vid as always! Love me a sassy buddha! And yeah! A vid trying these 'hacks' n stuff n showing that would be great! Maybe a this hair is treated with baking soda method, this hair is vitamin c, this one is 10 developer, this is 40. Then compare them all once treated to show effectives n damage etc
I agree, it’s hard when I’m watching it on my tv because I have to turn it down when we see the video and turn it up to hear him. I think that’s good constructive criticism to help so they know 😊
Professional hairstylist who can't take fine sections, makes runny liquid using baking soda to remove hair dye, sees yellow pigments in her own hair and says its ash blonde...bless the salon she works at...🤯🤯🤯
I’m glad she did this nightmare on her own hair. I learnt washing up liquid was harsh on everything decades ago, definitely wouldn’t put it in my hair 🤦🏼♀️
OMG! His reaction to when she said "I am a hair stylist" 🤣🤣 The first lady just amazed me by what she was saying. Either way her hair was splotchy and patchey.
Baking soda works great. My purple hair turned turquoise and I got a lot of colour out with baking soda ending with baby blue/silverish hair. BUT I knew it would kill my hair, given the fact that I was very bored and my hair is max 2 inches long I took the risk. :D I can't imagine a professional seriously recommending this method. Next time they gonna mix bleach with lemon to increase the effect.....
@@malloryknox6802 oh yes, it does work. But it's so aggressive, it 'cleans' away everything. It will fry off the lengths of the hair. And you have to close the hair with a mixture of cold water and vinegar to neutralize the soda afterwards.
Why buy a color remover or do a bleach bath when you can mix ingredients like you're manufacturing meth, and then throw it on your hair and hope for the best? 🤦🏼♀️ (I would love to see the video of random things mixed with 10 volume developer, by the way.)
I honestly do not think Hair Buddha is angry about baking soda. Nor do I think he should apologize re his feelings. His reactions are both genuine and honest so I see no reason for apologies. I haven't met him but I truly believe he is passionate about proper hair care and techniques plus he cares about people. This is his channel so he has the right to express his opinion before all others. But his focus is honest feedback and advise ... basically 'keeping it real'. He is genuine. He is the type person I would like to have as a neighbor.
I’m questioning whether first lady is actually a professional. Any professional that has done the necessary years in hairdressing school should know the chemistry. They should know the developer is the key here, not the other crap. She’s either not a professional or she’s just trying to get likes and subs.
There ars some hairdressers out there who are that bad. My daughter has a friend whose mom has her hairdresser color and straighten her hair every 8 weeks. Her hair looks her so dry and frizzy. You can see the damage. She is so paranoid about grey hair. She found a hairdresser who will do what she wants.
I tried this method once, trying to remove some tangerine color...my hair turned into the color and texture of fiberglass insulation 😂 I'm glad my hair grows back FAST and I don't mind buzzing everything off if I screw up LOL
When good hairdressers wonder why so many people try to do their own hair at home, it's probably because they've had negative experiences with stylists like the first person in the video...
I once went with my sister to get our hair done, we both started out with dark brown hair. I wanted red streaks, she wanted all blonde. They put highlight caps on us and we came out with the same style! I was only 12/13 and my sister was too shy to argue 🤦
I'm literally afraid to get my haircut because 9/10 the stylist doesn't know how to cut layers properly. Also when I had a pixie cut, every time I got it trimmed, no matter who I went to they always cut it wrong.
I had a salon owner who trained his staff bleach my hair, and he destroyed it. Then another owner of another salon (both highly rated btw) said he would fix it but all he actually did was bleach bath out the pink toner and replace it with a more purple toner, leaving the uneven base exactly as it was, and charged me a fortune for the privilege. Never again will I trust reviews or job title hierarchy. It's all liessssss.
This recipe originated from AKA Aislinn. She did it a few years ago to remove hair color from her own hair. She warned people in the comments that it could be damaging and to try at their own risk. A lot of people commenting it seriously damaged their hair and not to try it. Aislinn has since moved on to other methods for removing hair color like actual hair color removers. She did go through a period of extremely damaged hair and ended up getting extensions. The hair hack is still floating around years later and people probably don't even know where it came from originally and that she had quite the disclaimer along with it.
I remember it being really popular in like 2010? Although back then you also needed vitamin c powder, or crushed tablets if you couldn't find the powder, for.. reasons? Very strange that it's still doing the rounds even now, especially with all the great information available these days to do things the right way.
It made me question what she was actually putting on her hair too. The bowl is out of frame which always makes me question anyone. You just never know what people will tell people in a video vs. what they actually do.
Views and subbs = $. Good doc videos on IGers giving up school to be ‘famous’ and move up fame ladder using social media. Also one by DW. It’s great for those like HB to teach and help or charity groups to reach millions globally but there is a dark side and risk. I’m sure HB and his wife make sure their kids are aware.
I'd dispute the credentials of the first girl. She speaks with such confidence but doesn't seem to know much more than none pro's and doesn't seem to know her chemistry or application techniques. If she IS a hairdresser then god help her clients. Also I would say that the reason so many people try this daft mixture on their hair is because people like her who claim to know what they are talking about have not only suggested it but advocated it. At least their are REAL pro hairdressing channels like this one 💯
I have tried this concoction to remove a fashion-colour off virgin hair, without using the developer because I was planning to bleach my hair in the short future and didn't want extra damage right before going for level 10 hair lol. It didn't do diddly, so it's 1000% the developer doing all of the work
Hey Hair Buddha…. Love your videos ❤️ been watching since lockdown and you have given me lots of laughs along the way!! Would love to see you do a video where you show people how it’s actually done correctly lol xx
If uv done it yet as a stylist my advice is go to a professional as it can be difficult and more expensive if try mess it up and we can't fix everything. Hope it turned out ok if u did it yourself, would be interested to know x
Yup, she went to the same hairdressing school as my hairdresser (who recently destroyed my hair by perming over bleach....bleach that he did ). Ignorance is scary, especially when people always say, don't do it yourself, go to a professional!
I tried the Bicarb method on my own hair to get rid of pink, although I did not add developer to the mixture and it did nothing except dry my hair out. I later did a full bleach and I discovered that my pink was not going anywhere... Hair Buddha was very comical with his comments today even though I know that those comments came from a place of frustration. If Hair Buddha ever came out with his own range of products to rival his favourites i.e purple shampoo, T18 toner and quick blue bleach powder - it would be interesting!
Thank you very much for the wonderful tips, I hope you will also react on more videos about hairdressers failed, I have seen a lot of videos from various hairdressers who actually use baking soda on clients, I was also shocked when I saw a video called "Balayage tutorial. .." and the hairdresser used 50 vol on his client, we never saw the end result... I'm very happy that you exist and that you share your knowledge with us, people should really follow your channel so that they don't do so much damage to their hair and their health
I was thinking with the dish soap. They literally use dawn to remove oil from birds in oil spills. To me, that says that removing oil from stuff is its strongest function. So, someone said hey, I think that stuff would be really good at removing unwanted pigments in hair, even though it seems like it would just make your hair drier than the Sahara desert. I really don’t know how that makes any sense.
Harsh soap/shampoo definitely can strip Some color from your hair, if mines already faded & I’m going to recolor soon, sometimes I’ll use Suave Daily Clarifying shampoo to strip it a bit more. It’s a harsher shampoo made to remove heavy grease, sweat, & styling products but it is still shampoo & made for hair washing, I’d never use Dawn.
Dish soap is really good at getting out GREASE (oils, fat, etc) and not pigments. When you put it on your hair it removes all the beneficial oils that make your hair shiny. And very little else.
As someone that has been watching hair videos over and over, I heard from the dawn dish soap method for the very first time by Silvia from ellebangs. I tried it once and never again. I prefer to use a very diluted bleach bath.
Hi! I'm dying to see a stylist react to Morgan Donner's "100 years of haircuts" video. It's a perfect crossover of history and cutting your own hair, and it's a masterful job of planning and editing.
Regardless of your wanting to help others with your instructional videos, you'll never run out of Tic Tic videos to critique. We'll always be able to be entertained.
I was never good in chemistry but I when I saw what she is mixing together I was seriously afraid something bad might happen. Even if you think this is "just" household stuff it can be quite dangerous to mix it with different kind of substances.
I am really liking your teaching!! Could you do a video on Mane and Tail? I used it and my hair turned to straw!! I never got my hair back either. Was there something I could have done?
I cringed through both videos. Yikes! My hair was screaming in agony watching this and I am NOT a professional hair stylist lol Someone somewhere decided to add a bunch of ingredients to a developer to make it sound like it takes all that stuff to work. Love all your reactions Hair Buddha! ❤️
@4:52 your reaction to what she said is PRICELESS! I laughed so hard because I also must have had the same expression >_< I question why, as soon as the semi-permanent dye is gone, do they not wash the product out? Why leave it on longer? All it's going to do with more time is do more damage. I also do not understand why so many people insist on dish soap & purple shampoo as well as the sodium bicarbonate. ((shrug)) It is the peroxide in the developer that lifts the cuticle of the hair & without a pigment added, it will not deposit color but will remove it.
When I was a teenager and ran out of bleaching powder, I used the developer and baking soda. It still bleached my hair . Idk why people don’t understand it is still bleaching!
i love your videos so much ☺️ i recently got an autoimmune disease diagnosis and in the midst of tests and appointments and medications and i’ve been super stressed and deflated, your videos are so relaxing and help me wind down and laugh!! thank you
hi hair Buddha your looking mighty fine kind young sir thank you for another honest video your the best keep smiling keep being you respect peace and love ❤
HB I think we need you to do an experiment on some extensions to see who wins: Straight developer vs Developer + baking soda mix vs Mix without developer 😉
Waffles!!!!????🤔😂😂😂😂You're so great! I will never do any home haircuts or coloring! Never! I would rather save my money, take a plane, and have you do my hair! Omg! You're so funny!
Never ever EVER take advice from a "professional" that tells you to use hair-damaging concoctions...like the one mentioned here. While we can clearly see the grey/yellow result, she would have us believe her concoction worked, giving her an icy blond end result...which it clearly did not. 🙄🙄🙄
Her hair round her forehead is still a yellow/ginger though when you look closer! 😳 When I was younger my mum would wash my hair with washing up liquid in the kitchen sink, when we were struggling with money. I remember the water being freezing cold too! Funny how things kick in our buried memories!! 😂 I certainly wouldn't use it now, I'm not stupid!!! 😂💖
I used to put peroxide with a couple of drops of conditioner in a spray bottle and would spray the same strands of hair with it before going out into the sun. I had some pretty nice streaks going on, without actually damaging too much of my hair. They looked very natural as well.
“What are you going to mix with it…? Eggs….?” 😭😭 that cracked me up. And it’s not even like you’re being mean, just a genuine curiosity, because they keep adding strange things 😆
“Professional stylist” = she likely watched tutorials, made hair vids on social media, earned money from them and thinks earning money from something now qualifies her as “professional” in the way a visual artist can self qualify as a “professional” by selling art without having the academic knowledge, training or diploma to make it. No professional over complicates a process with unnecessary ingredients.
I removed a lot of box dye using vitamin c and purifying shampoo (this was before i found your channel). However it didn't remove it all. I was planning on bleaching my hair and dying it blue but after removing the dye I decided to leave my hair alone after realizing that my hair is damaged and bleaching would destroy my hair. I'm glad that I found your channel before attempting a bleaching because I didn't know what I was doing and know I can't do it myself. Currently not planning on doing anything with my hair aside from trying to get it healthier.
Back in the 90 s there was an economic blockade on my country , no hair dye available. We used one bottle of Beer and mix with developer ( volume) and comb the hair to spread . It gives honey color… it was beautiful color with crazy experience
Hello! I started to watch your videos for some time now, great educational and entertaining content! when im doing something and have option to split screen i always watch your reactions, really amazing and in some way terapeutic videos :D I do have one question here, if the developer is the one to lift the color, then what is the role of bleach powder? I mean, name shows, its to bleach, but then, you said developer can turn her roots into orangey? so developer itself can bleach hair in a way? bleaching powder is to speed or enchance results/process? im confused about it and tried to find answers but couldn't, maybe you can cast some light on? thank you in advance!
i think it could be fun if you tried making a tier list of the brands that come up in these videos often like ion, wella, etc. not sure if thats something youd be interested in, but i think a lot of people would enjoy it :)
if the developer is doing the job lifting the hair color, what exactly is the bleaching powder for, which you are supposed to mix with the developer in order to bleach your hair?
I haven't been in chem class for awhile but doesn't soda and peroxide make a chemical reaction? Even still should she not have something to protect the skin on her ears and neck from peroxide? Even if it is "only" 3%
I would love to see you react to Aka Aislinn! She has a bunch of videos using vitamin C treatments to remove color, where she doesn't use any bleach or developer, just ground vitamin C tablets, dandruff/clarifying shampoo, and a little liquid dish soap. She's also done some videos comparing this diy method to products like Malibu CPR, which are basically the same thing. She is a licensed hairstylist and does a great job explaining things and showing how to color your hair at home in a realistic way.
Hi Hair Buddha, I really enjoy your videos! I just want to post a CAUTIONARY🚨WARNING about mixing chemicals or mixing common items not typically thought of as chemicals. Regarding DAWN dish soap, (*important because it’s not printed prominently on the front label) DAWN dish soap contains AMMONIA, which is the effective ingredient in removing animal fats or petroleum based oils and grease. Many people don’t realize the dangers in mixing ammonia and the common household cleaner chlorine bleach will create ⚠️DEADLY toxic fumes⚠️ I personally don’t know if HAIR BLEACH or Volume Developers have the same chemical make up as household chlorine bleach but one should use EXTRME CAUTION when mixing chemicals or poorly labeled products together, especially in a poorly ventilated area. Many of us probably didn’t study chemistry in school or think of common household ingredients such as salt, baking soda or vinegar as chemicals or consider that combining them with other ingredient could cause harmful fumes or burns when mixed with an opposing ingredient. As an example 🚨WARNING (*again important because it’s not printed prominently on the label) Be aware, some household bleaches are labeled as “BLEACH” but are in fact the chemical PEROXIDE. Here in the US, I bought some bleach for cleaning, which was clearly labeled as “bleach” but it didn’t smell like bleach or have the slick texture of household bleach and it was not working like bleach. Upon closer inspection of the label, it did not say CHLORINE BLEACH, in tiny type at the bottom of the label it said it was peroxide. Peroxide does “bleach” but it is not the same chemical as chlorine bleach. Thanks again Hair Buddha Be cautious and be safe!
Thank you for your comment! I was told from a young age never to mix soap and bleach yet I have seen many people do it. At my old job an older lady would mix dish soap and bleach to clean the kitchen. It was horrible the fumes made me feel sick but I was afraid to say anything to her.
If it's the peroxide that's doing the lifting, then what DOES the powder do? It has to do more than thicken the mixture to keep it on your hair, right?
Hey Buddha, from your experience do purple highlights look good in dark brown hair? Think the purple off my pfp I wanna dye but I don’t know if it will look good
Oh my God... a professional 🤦♀️ Lord have mercy on her clients - there's so much yellow left. BAKING SODA, DISH SOAP AND *DRUMROLL* PURPLE SHAMPOO SUPREMACY 😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣 your face when she said she was a professional hair stylist. The key weird they is stylist. Not hairdresser right? A hair stylist is a different thing. I can call myself a hair stylist because I style all my families hair in some great she's, and dye mine and my daughter's hair regularly and never made a giant F up. Infact I just did a black and red ambre for my daughter and I've had comments on how great it looks, and dyed my own hair purple red and blue and it looks fabulous 😁😁❤️❤️ toot toot, blowing my own trumpet haha
I'm calling bullshit on the being a professional hair stylist. I refuse to to believe a hair stylist would do something like this. Also I love how she blatantly lied about how much it lifted out of her hair. Girl, we can literally see it
And that ugly hue underneath
Yup, it's just fake...
I agree with you. She may be a pro, which only means she gets paid to do it, but by the why she did her hair, I would not trust her near my hair.
I agree ,,, no hairdresser would do this … this concoction fries your hair
Her own hair looked like crap. I think she's full of it.
As someone who used to use this method, I 100% agree it’s more damaging than using a bleach bath. My hair turned to straw and had to be chopped off.
Exactly what happened to me, I have never had my hair as dead as it was doing this method. Chopped off 5 inches. Completely ruined my hair.
I tried these crazy methods about 15 years ago and oh my, my hair was sad 😭
The same. I'd rather to bleach my hair then to use again a baking soda/dish soap mix
We sometimes use purple shampoo on grey horses. There are so many people who left it on a mane/tail too long before washing it out and ended up with a purple horse. It would be so cool to see Hair Buddha react to a couple of those. They usually end up pretending it was on purpose and going for a fantasy unicorn look
Please just make sure they are animals tested and safe. Because they can get in the blood stream.
@@meadowsmama94 of course, they are shampoos made specifically for horses. A purple one for greys, a coppery/golden one for chestnuts and a blue-black for black horses. They're meant to just enhance the natural colour but sometimes it goes awry.
That is so funny! I used to spend a lot of time around and in horse shows, but I never was in the costume classes, so now all those slapped together unicorns, pegasus... (what's the plural of Pegasus?! 🤣), and seahorse themes make SO MUCH MORE SENSE and it's hilarious. I mean, some of them were *amazing* and very well thought out, but many of them were sloppy, so this is a great explanation. Thanks for pulling back that curtain and showing life behind the scenes. 😂 Man, I miss those days! 🥰
Purple horse manes and tales sound fantastic!
Perhaps this is where unicorns came from 😂
4:52 -> The moment she mentioned she was a hairstylist, HB's reaction was HILAROUS! This has to be included in a compilation of his overall reactions. 🤣🤣🤣
Right??? I looked too. His eyes were huge. 😂😂😂
I call BS on her final result, She didn't show her hair after removing all that crap from it. For all we know she destroyed her hair and recovered it before finalizing the video.
If this is how a "professional" removes color on her own hair, I sure wouldn't be letting her touch mine!
Yes! And i have to add i swear most of the people who get bad cuts / color from the salon don’t research or choose someone with experience.
This made me cringe lol
Same!!!
@@meadowsmama94 same!
Honestly I had foils from a lady at a decent salon who told me she ruined her hair with bleach in the lockdown. She did a decent job of my hair but I won’t be returning!
I actually tried baking soda and dish washing liquid once to try and fade my dyed brown hair It dried ot out and no change of color. Luckily I just conditioned my hair and it was back to normal.
I went to a professional to get my hair done.... Was supposed to be bleached out with a root melt. She grabbed the wrong color and I ended up with fashion color blue hair and it wasn't even or anything over my hair. I left in tears when she told me she wouldn't fix it and all I had to do was wash my hair with baking soda a few times. Sometimes when you have the label "professional" your probably a professional in the wrong professional lol I ended up lifting the blue out and bleaching it myself! It was a process though! And FYI, baking soda ruined my hair more than actually bleaching it. I agree with you Hair Buddha!!
I mean I have a vet in my town who neither believes in medicine nor hygiene. some "professionals" are so full of themselves that thinking about what they're doing never crosses their minds. at all.
Did she make you pay?? That is so terrible I hope you were able to remove the blue
Direct dye blue would never ever be mistaken for bleach or a melt shade. I’m just saying.
I can't imagine a professional recommending that baking soda concoction to anyone. If I did that, as a licensed cosmetologist, I would lose credibility. Also.. gloves!!
I was watching Hair Buddha when she said she's a professional stylist, and he did not disappoint. 😁😁😁😁😁 His eyes got as big as saucers. This man is a treasure.
Hey buddha slight( constructive i hope )feedback, your mic audio is very quiet compared to what your watching. Sometimes the clips drown you out a bit so ur harder to hear. And ur hilarious so i like hearing what u say as well as ur tips.
I dont know if thats something that can be edited or fixed but i have noticed it in the last cpl of vids and thought id let you know.
Great vid as always! Love me a sassy buddha!
And yeah! A vid trying these 'hacks' n stuff n showing that would be great! Maybe a this hair is treated with baking soda method, this hair is vitamin c, this one is 10 developer, this is 40. Then compare them all once treated to show effectives n damage etc
I agree, it’s hard when I’m watching it on my tv because I have to turn it down when we see the video and turn it up to hear him. I think that’s good constructive criticism to help so they know 😊
Professional hairstylist who can't take fine sections, makes runny liquid using baking soda to remove hair dye, sees yellow pigments in her own hair and says its ash blonde...bless the salon she works at...🤯🤯🤯
I’m glad she did this nightmare on her own hair. I learnt washing up liquid was harsh on everything decades ago, definitely wouldn’t put it in my hair 🤦🏼♀️
I remember people using it instead of shampoo, because it's cheaper, but it ruined their hair and caused sore scalps 😳
I don’t use it at all. I use Castile soap on my dishes. I don’t want busted hands.
OMG! His reaction to when she said "I am a hair stylist" 🤣🤣 The first lady just amazed me by what she was saying. Either way her hair was splotchy and patchey.
she killed her credibility ... Who will want to make theirs hair with a professional that gives a tutorial that includes baking soda and soap?!
Baking soda works great. My purple hair turned turquoise and I got a lot of colour out with baking soda ending with baby blue/silverish hair. BUT I knew it would kill my hair, given the fact that I was very bored and my hair is max 2 inches long I took the risk. :D I can't imagine a professional seriously recommending this method. Next time they gonna mix bleach with lemon to increase the effect.....
baking soda's ph is alkaline and alkaline ph opens the hair cuticles. it makes sense to use it to remove color
@@malloryknox6802 oh yes, it does work. But it's so aggressive, it 'cleans' away everything. It will fry off the lengths of the hair. And you have to close the hair with a mixture of cold water and vinegar to neutralize the soda afterwards.
Dunno, antivaxxers want doctors that are also antivaxxers. So there's clients for every crazy thing...
Why buy a color remover or do a bleach bath when you can mix ingredients like you're manufacturing meth, and then throw it on your hair and hope for the best? 🤦🏼♀️ (I would love to see the video of random things mixed with 10 volume developer, by the way.)
Lol!
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He keeps saying waffle mix, I wanna see it, 😂
@@BlueRoseFaery that's what I keep thinking- show me the cornflakes and the waffle mix!
Let the imagination roam free 😂😂
I honestly do not think Hair Buddha is angry about baking soda. Nor do I think he should apologize re his feelings. His reactions are both genuine and honest so I see no reason for apologies. I haven't met him but I truly believe he is passionate about proper hair care and techniques plus he cares about people. This is his channel so he has the right to express his opinion before all others. But his focus is honest feedback and advise ... basically 'keeping it real'. He is genuine. He is the type person I would like to have as a neighbor.
I’m questioning whether first lady is actually a professional. Any professional that has done the necessary years in hairdressing school should know the chemistry. They should know the developer is the key here, not the other crap. She’s either not a professional or she’s just trying to get likes and subs.
Me too. I very much doubt her honesty here
There ars some hairdressers out there who are that bad. My daughter has a friend whose mom has her hairdresser color and straighten her hair every 8 weeks. Her hair looks her so dry and frizzy. You can see the damage. She is so paranoid about grey hair. She found a hairdresser who will do what she wants.
I think she started this 🙄 I hate this "remove haircolor without bleach" bakind soda thing
I tried this method once, trying to remove some tangerine color...my hair turned into the color and texture of fiberglass insulation 😂 I'm glad my hair grows back FAST and I don't mind buzzing everything off if I screw up LOL
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The more videos I watch on your channel the more I learn. I’m already half way there to growing my grey hair out naturally . Thanks xxx
When good hairdressers wonder why so many people try to do their own hair at home, it's probably because they've had negative experiences with stylists like the first person in the video...
I once went with my sister to get our hair done, we both started out with dark brown hair. I wanted red streaks, she wanted all blonde. They put highlight caps on us and we came out with the same style! I was only 12/13 and my sister was too shy to argue 🤦
@@ninafairyart that's horrid, sorry someone made you lose your trust in adults at a young age.
I'm literally afraid to get my haircut because 9/10 the stylist doesn't know how to cut layers properly. Also when I had a pixie cut, every time I got it trimmed, no matter who I went to they always cut it wrong.
I had a salon owner who trained his staff bleach my hair, and he destroyed it. Then another owner of another salon (both highly rated btw) said he would fix it but all he actually did was bleach bath out the pink toner and replace it with a more purple toner, leaving the uneven base exactly as it was, and charged me a fortune for the privilege. Never again will I trust reviews or job title hierarchy. It's all liessssss.
4:51 the look of horror on your face when she announced she was a hairdresser. 😄💙
She looks like a stripper to me rather than a hairdresser 🤣😂😅
"I'm a professional hair stylist" yeah no, at this point I wouldn't trust her even for a simple trim. 💀
The pumped up fillers already tell me we don't find the same looks attractive, I wouldn't trust her to do anything to my hair!
This recipe originated from AKA Aislinn. She did it a few years ago to remove hair color from her own hair. She warned people in the comments that it could be damaging and to try at their own risk. A lot of people commenting it seriously damaged their hair and not to try it. Aislinn has since moved on to other methods for removing hair color like actual hair color removers. She did go through a period of extremely damaged hair and ended up getting extensions. The hair hack is still floating around years later and people probably don't even know where it came from originally and that she had quite the disclaimer along with it.
If I remember correctly she had it from someone else. And tryed it out. I dont think it was her idea.
But I do remember her disclaimer.
I use vit c powder and dandruff shampoo, it works to get the majority of the color out.
I remember it being really popular in like 2010? Although back then you also needed vitamin c powder, or crushed tablets if you couldn't find the powder, for.. reasons? Very strange that it's still doing the rounds even now, especially with all the great information available these days to do things the right way.
I just binged all your latest videos last night and now I’m blessed with this today! Thank you! 🥹💕
Thank you Hair Buddha, very entertaining, your reactions say it all, love your videos always so uplifting.
No one needs to screw up their hair, they need to watch Hair Buddha videos. He knows what he's talking about.
I'm really surprised the first lady was recommending these things when she's a professional 😔
I also!!
It made me question what she was actually putting on her hair too. The bowl is out of frame which always makes me question anyone. You just never know what people will tell people in a video vs. what they actually do.
I doubt her honesty
Views and subbs = $. Good doc videos on IGers giving up school to be ‘famous’ and move up fame ladder using social media. Also one by DW. It’s great for those like HB to teach and help or charity groups to reach millions globally but there is a dark side and risk. I’m sure HB and his wife make sure their kids are aware.
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TBH that’s 99.99% of Google/YT, TT, IG etc. Not judging just fact. Edit: they’re def not all honest like HB and others.
I love this guy.
The look of shock on HB's face when she said she was an hair stylist 😂😂😂😂
I have learned so much from watching your videos. Thank you for sharing these videos along with your wisdom, so we can avoid making the same mistakes.
I love his sense of humour crackes Me up 😂😂😂😂
I'd dispute the credentials of the first girl. She speaks with such confidence but doesn't seem to know much more than none pro's and doesn't seem to know her chemistry or application techniques. If she IS a hairdresser then god help her clients. Also I would say that the reason so many people try this daft mixture on their hair is because people like her who claim to know what they are talking about have not only suggested it but advocated it. At least their are REAL pro hairdressing channels like this one 💯
I have tried this concoction to remove a fashion-colour off virgin hair, without using the developer because I was planning to bleach my hair in the short future and didn't want extra damage right before going for level 10 hair lol. It didn't do diddly, so it's 1000% the developer doing all of the work
Hey Hair Buddha…. Love your videos ❤️ been watching since lockdown and you have given me lots of laughs along the way!! Would love to see you do a video where you show people how it’s actually done correctly lol xx
You give me such confidence to bleach and color my hair. But, on the other hand, I'm afraid I'll mess it up and personally fail you. 😂
Unless you want something really simple like a skunk stripe, I'd strongly recommend going to a professional.
Maybe make a video so if you mess up you can make it to a HB fail video. Lol Good luck!
If uv done it yet as a stylist my advice is go to a professional as it can be difficult and more expensive if try mess it up and we can't fix everything. Hope it turned out ok if u did it yourself, would be interested to know x
Yup, she went to the same hairdressing school as my hairdresser (who recently destroyed my hair by perming over bleach....bleach that he did ). Ignorance is scary, especially when people always say, don't do it yourself, go to a professional!
I tried the Bicarb method on my own hair to get rid of pink, although I did not add developer to the mixture and it did nothing except dry my hair out. I later did a full bleach and I discovered that my pink was not going anywhere...
Hair Buddha was very comical with his comments today even though I know that those comments came from a place of frustration.
If Hair Buddha ever came out with his own range of products to rival his favourites i.e purple shampoo, T18 toner and quick blue bleach powder - it would be interesting!
I'm so glad I found the Hair Buddha, you make me laugh so much!
14:02 "You can tone it with purple shampoo" had me laughing so hard!!!!! LOL!
Hair Buddha I really love you and your reactions and advice I am so so glad I found your channel.
Thank you very much for the wonderful tips, I hope you will also react on more videos about hairdressers failed, I have seen a lot of videos from various hairdressers who actually use baking soda on clients, I was also shocked when I saw a video called "Balayage tutorial. .." and the hairdresser used 50 vol on his client, we never saw the end result... I'm very happy that you exist and that you share your knowledge with us, people should really follow your channel so that they don't do so much damage to their hair and their health
I was thinking with the dish soap. They literally use dawn to remove oil from birds in oil spills. To me, that says that removing oil from stuff is its strongest function. So, someone said hey, I think that stuff would be really good at removing unwanted pigments in hair, even though it seems like it would just make your hair drier than the Sahara desert. I really don’t know how that makes any sense.
You can also use it to help get rid of fleas lol so I agree yikes 😳
Harsh soap/shampoo definitely can strip Some color from your hair, if mines already faded & I’m going to recolor soon, sometimes I’ll use Suave Daily Clarifying shampoo to strip it a bit more. It’s a harsher shampoo made to remove heavy grease, sweat, & styling products but it is still shampoo & made for hair washing, I’d never use Dawn.
Dish soap is really good at getting out GREASE (oils, fat, etc) and not pigments. When you put it on your hair it removes all the beneficial oils that make your hair shiny. And very little else.
Dish soap removes oil? Who would have thought???
As someone that has been watching hair videos over and over, I heard from the dawn dish soap method for the very first time by Silvia from ellebangs. I tried it once and never again. I prefer to use a very diluted bleach bath.
Hi! I'm dying to see a stylist react to Morgan Donner's "100 years of haircuts" video. It's a perfect crossover of history and cutting your own hair, and it's a masterful job of planning and editing.
This first gal is a perfect example of the "hairdressers" to avoid! Can't believe she's proud of that hair.
Regardless of your wanting to help others with your instructional videos, you'll never run out of Tic Tic videos to critique. We'll always be able to be entertained.
Hair Budda, you make so much more sense than any other thing I have seen anywhere. The German mind.....is a beautiful thing.
Hair Buddha, I absolutely love your videos and watching your reactions you are so incredibly funny x
All of the above!
Thank you!
Hahaha 😂 your reactions are REALLY funny! In every video i laugh out loud at least 3 times because of your funny reactions 😂😂😂
I was never good in chemistry but I when I saw what she is mixing together I was seriously afraid something bad might happen. Even if you think this is "just" household stuff it can be quite dangerous to mix it with different kind of substances.
I am really liking your teaching!! Could you do a video on Mane and Tail? I used it and my hair turned to straw!! I never got my hair back either. Was there something I could have done?
I cringed through both videos. Yikes! My hair was screaming in agony watching this and I am NOT a professional hair stylist lol
Someone somewhere decided to add a bunch of ingredients to a developer to make it sound like it takes all that stuff to work. Love all your reactions Hair Buddha! ❤️
We would love you to do a video of "mixing stuff" 😁🇬🇧
I would pass on asking her any questions, clearly she's not truly a professional, absolutely no professional would do this lol.
Buddah, your facial expressions when you look in to the camera are priceless.😊
@4:52 your reaction to what she said is PRICELESS! I laughed so hard because I also must have had the same expression >_<
I question why, as soon as the semi-permanent dye is gone, do they not wash the product out? Why leave it on longer? All it's going to do with more time is do more damage. I also do not understand why so many people insist on dish soap & purple shampoo as well as the sodium bicarbonate. ((shrug)) It is the peroxide in the developer that lifts the cuticle of the hair & without a pigment added, it will not deposit color but will remove it.
You are so funny. You cheer me up every day x
When I was a teenager and ran out of bleaching powder, I used the developer and baking soda. It still bleached my hair . Idk why people don’t understand it is still bleaching!
Because this professional in the first video said that 🙄 I think she startet this "remove color without bleach"
i love your videos so much ☺️ i recently got an autoimmune disease diagnosis and in the midst of tests and appointments and medications and i’ve been super stressed and deflated, your videos are so relaxing and help me wind down and laugh!! thank you
4:48 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Hair Buddha face is priceless!
The pain on your face when she said she was a hairstylist🫣
Yessssss make the video of mixing products and the results pleaseeeeeee
Hi Hair Buddha🌎Thanks for Sharing this video and Sharing your knowledge with us!Happy friday🎊🎆✂
hi hair Buddha your looking mighty fine kind young sir thank you for another honest video your the best keep smiling keep being you respect peace and love ❤
HB I think we need you to do an experiment on some extensions to see who wins:
Straight developer vs
Developer + baking soda mix
vs Mix without developer 😉
Waffles!!!!????🤔😂😂😂😂You're so great! I will never do any home haircuts or coloring! Never! I would rather save my money, take a plane, and have you do my hair! Omg! You're so funny!
Never ever EVER take advice from a "professional" that tells you to use hair-damaging concoctions...like the one mentioned here. While we can clearly see the grey/yellow result, she would have us believe her concoction worked, giving her an icy blond end result...which it clearly did not. 🙄🙄🙄
Another great video!
You Crack me up...love it!😻
omg!!I just love your reactions H B 💖
HB’s face when she said she was a hair stylist! 😂
I love your reactions.
That is a major edit between the pink hair and the suddenly gray hair! Somebody lied!
Her hair round her forehead is still a yellow/ginger though when you look closer! 😳 When I was younger my mum would wash my hair with washing up liquid in the kitchen sink, when we were struggling with money. I remember the water being freezing cold too! Funny how things kick in our buried memories!! 😂 I certainly wouldn't use it now, I'm not stupid!!! 😂💖
Also the word for this treatment is CAUSTIC
Hello, I love your videos. For grey hair what would you recommend in terms of getting rid of yellowish tone which builds up over time ?
I used to put peroxide with a couple of drops of conditioner in a spray bottle and would spray the same strands of hair with it before going out into the sun.
I had some pretty nice streaks going on, without actually damaging too much of my hair. They looked very natural as well.
“What are you going to mix with it…? Eggs….?” 😭😭 that cracked me up. And it’s not even like you’re being mean, just a genuine curiosity, because they keep adding strange things 😆
I love how you say purple
Hi! I love your videos! Could you tell me your opinion about using baby powder or corn starch on greasy hair ; Can it damage hair; 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
there is absolutely no way she is a professional. she may work in a salon but her techniques are horrifying!
“Professional stylist” = she likely watched tutorials, made hair vids on social media, earned money from them and thinks earning money from something now qualifies her as “professional” in the way a visual artist can self qualify as a “professional” by selling art without having the academic knowledge, training or diploma to make it.
No professional over complicates a process with unnecessary ingredients.
I removed a lot of box dye using vitamin c and purifying shampoo (this was before i found your channel). However it didn't remove it all. I was planning on bleaching my hair and dying it blue but after removing the dye I decided to leave my hair alone after realizing that my hair is damaged and bleaching would destroy my hair. I'm glad that I found your channel before attempting a bleaching because I didn't know what I was doing and know I can't do it myself. Currently not planning on doing anything with my hair aside from trying to get it healthier.
Back in the 90 s there was an economic blockade on my country , no hair dye available. We used one bottle of Beer and mix with developer ( volume) and comb the hair to spread . It gives honey color… it was beautiful color with crazy experience
Thanks for making me laugh 💝
I love your passion...
I use Oops to remove my old Cole. Works perfect Everytime and no harsh chemicals! Rotten egg smell is a lil rough but well worth it! Lol👍👍
Experiment vid with household kitchen stuff- yes, please, so fun - teach us something Hair Buddha❣❣
Hello! I started to watch your videos for some time now, great educational and entertaining content! when im doing something and have option to split screen i always watch your reactions, really amazing and in some way terapeutic videos :D
I do have one question here, if the developer is the one to lift the color, then what is the role of bleach powder?
I mean, name shows, its to bleach, but then, you said developer can turn her roots into orangey? so developer itself can bleach hair in a way? bleaching powder is to speed or enchance results/process? im confused about it and tried to find answers but couldn't, maybe you can cast some light on?
thank you in advance!
i think it could be fun if you tried making a tier list of the brands that come up in these videos often like ion, wella, etc. not sure if thats something youd be interested in, but i think a lot of people would enjoy it :)
You know you fuked up when @HairBuddha is speechless!
Making me laugh all the way over here in Missouri USA!
if the developer is doing the job lifting the hair color, what exactly is the bleaching powder for, which you are supposed to mix with the developer in order to bleach your hair?
I haven't been in chem class for awhile but doesn't soda and peroxide make a chemical reaction?
Even still should she not have something to protect the skin on her ears and neck from peroxide? Even if it is "only" 3%
I would love to see you react to Aka Aislinn! She has a bunch of videos using vitamin C treatments to remove color, where she doesn't use any bleach or developer, just ground vitamin C tablets, dandruff/clarifying shampoo, and a little liquid dish soap. She's also done some videos comparing this diy method to products like Malibu CPR, which are basically the same thing. She is a licensed hairstylist and does a great job explaining things and showing how to color your hair at home in a realistic way.
I loved the I'm not impresed look lol
Hi Hair Buddha, I really enjoy your videos!
I just want to post a CAUTIONARY🚨WARNING about mixing chemicals or mixing common items not typically thought of as chemicals.
Regarding DAWN dish soap, (*important because it’s not printed prominently on the front label) DAWN dish soap contains AMMONIA, which is the effective ingredient in removing animal fats or petroleum based oils and grease. Many people don’t realize the dangers in mixing ammonia and the common household cleaner chlorine bleach will create ⚠️DEADLY toxic fumes⚠️
I personally don’t know if HAIR BLEACH or Volume Developers have the same chemical make up as household chlorine bleach but one should use EXTRME CAUTION when mixing chemicals or poorly labeled products together, especially in a poorly ventilated area.
Many of us probably didn’t study chemistry in school or think of common household ingredients such as salt, baking soda or vinegar as chemicals or consider that combining them with other ingredient could cause harmful fumes or burns when mixed with an opposing ingredient.
As an example 🚨WARNING (*again important because it’s not printed prominently on the label) Be aware, some household bleaches are labeled as “BLEACH” but are in fact the chemical PEROXIDE. Here in the US, I bought some bleach for cleaning, which was clearly labeled as “bleach” but it didn’t smell like bleach or have the slick texture of household bleach and it was not working like bleach. Upon closer inspection of the label, it did not say CHLORINE BLEACH, in tiny type at the bottom of the label it said it was peroxide. Peroxide does “bleach” but it is not the same chemical as chlorine bleach.
Thanks again Hair Buddha
Be cautious and be safe!
Thank you for your comment! I was told from a young age never to mix soap and bleach yet I have seen many people do it. At my old job an older lady would mix dish soap and bleach to clean the kitchen. It was horrible the fumes made me feel sick but I was afraid to say anything to her.
Dawn dish soap does not contain ammonia.. a lot of cheap dish soaps do, though!
I’m so happy you made this video for me to click on!😊
If it's the peroxide that's doing the lifting, then what DOES the powder do? It has to do more than thicken the mixture to keep it on your hair, right?
Nevermind. Question answered a few minutes later. Thanks Hair Buddha!
Hey Buddha, from your experience do purple highlights look good in dark brown hair? Think the purple off my pfp
I wanna dye but I don’t know if it will look good
Oh my God... a professional 🤦♀️ Lord have mercy on her clients - there's so much yellow left.
BAKING SODA, DISH SOAP AND *DRUMROLL* PURPLE SHAMPOO SUPREMACY 😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣 your face when she said she was a professional hair stylist. The key weird they is stylist. Not hairdresser right? A hair stylist is a different thing. I can call myself a hair stylist because I style all my families hair in some great she's, and dye mine and my daughter's hair regularly and never made a giant F up. Infact I just did a black and red ambre for my daughter and I've had comments on how great it looks, and dyed my own hair purple red and blue and it looks fabulous 😁😁❤️❤️ toot toot, blowing my own trumpet haha