Thank you for being humble enough to say that you don't know much about our hair, and that you were willing to learn from those who DO know. I can't tell you how may hairdressers have told me they have experience with my hair, only to completely ruin it with the wrong products or processes.
He seems very humble and since the proportion of black people in the Netherlands is not that large he probably would have found little opportunity to learn. And he admitted his logic was faulty. But seriously I thought the same thing, all my friends with dark hair (black or not) have really thick hair compared to mine and they all believed this myth too that thick equals strong. It's a natural conclusion to come to, but still incorrect😂 My fair hair might be thin af but at least you'll see my gray much later. Counting my blessings.
One sign of intelligence is when you can openly admit you don't know everything and that there is always room for growth and learning. I think it's admirable that you willingly tell us when you aren't familiar with something, as it gives us all an opportunity to learn and challenge ourselves! Thanks for being you and bringing us good content!
So, last week while I was having my hair done, there was a car accident right in front of the salon. Being that I'm a nurse, my body switched into autopilot and I jumped up and ran outside to help the injured people, totally forgetting I had a head full of foils that were due to be rinsed.😬 As if there wasn't enough going on, there was a dog in one of the cars and he jumped out the window and into my arms. Thankfully there were only minor injuries, but because I didn't want to leave the dog out there without a leash, I was out in the sun for about 30 minutes... My hair stylist was a little bit panicky, begging for me to get back inside so she could rinse my hair. Thankfully, there were only minor injuries to my hair as well, but boy am I BLONDE! 😉 I bet the cops, EMTs, and firemen got a kick out of me! I looked like some kind of bizarro superhero with metal hair and a backwards cape. We had a good laugh about it afterwards but my hair stylist said if it ever happens again she'll hold me down in the chair. 😉 She said "Next time I'm gonna hold you down and get someone else to lock us in 'cuz you're not going ANYWHERE!". I love her and how much concern she has for the well-being of my hair. She's a keeper, for sure!👍💈 Happy New Year everyone! I know it's not a very high bar to clear, but let's try to make 2022 better than 2021! 🍾🥂
Actually, you not only looked like a superhero but you were one! Much respect for people like yourself that jump in without thinking about themselves, although i'm glad your hair was not too damaged. Have a fabulous 2022 😘
You are Wonder Woman in person ! You are a really respectful human being (i rarely say it because i tend to only see the negative in our species) you deserve to have a really pleasant year !🙌🏾🙏🏾
I anyone in the world deserved for their hair colour to come out as they hoped for..it is you! 👍 Well done to you for giving emergency care to the people & dog 🐕 who were in that car crash..I.was in slightly similar situation myself in about 1990 ( pre mobile phone days!) I was about 23 yrs old& just finishing university & as I got off the bus a man in his 50' s on a motorcycle literally had a massive heart attack & landed in the road in front of me..Thank fuck I.didn't have a full head of foils like you did as I.performed CPR on that man & kept his heart going until the ambulance crew could save his life..Well done to you & I' m sure that little dog must have been so scared too :( xx
@@lynnwilhoite6194,Aww, I'm glad I could help. I understand. I have PTSD, treatment resistant depression and anxiety. My body is on constant high alert, so I go through constant overwhelming weird anxiety feelings and sensations, heart palpitations. The list goes on and on. And I am in constant misery. But, I have to keep pushing. Hair Buddha really helps me work through my struggles. Lifts me up, makes me laugh. Whatever you are going through, my friend, I pray you find peace. I wish you well. ❤
@@Trista072 Thank you so much. I suffer from the 3 things you mention as well. The constant terrifying anxiety is definitely the worst. I’m not sure how much longer I can go on. I pray that you get some peace as well.
To be clear... We're not laughing AT these hair fails, we're just laughing NEAR them. Thanks for keeping our spirits up, Hair Buddha! “Thousands of candles can be lighted from a single candle, and the life of the single candle will not be shortened. Happiness never decreases by being shared.” -Buddha (the original one 😉)
From what I've seen of African hair, IT'S MAGICAL, but you really have to know what you're doing. You have to treat it right, use the right tools, and use the right products; if not, you can duck it up BIG TIME! Care for it with the respect it deserves and it'll look beautiful!
Always be honest with your hairdresser! When i wanted to have curls, the hairdresser asked me what i used to dye my hair, so i told her it was henna. That gave her the chance to buy some stronger and special products to perm the hair, and the curls were just perfect!
I bleached streaks in my relaxed hair once. It fell out blonde strand by blonde strand over the course of a month until all the blonde pieces were out or broken. Looked great the day I did it. Looked not so great 3 weeks later. Took years to recover. Should've just cut it all off and went natural at that point, but I didn't. Just learned that bleach and relaxers are basically Nair.
Omg noooo!!! I relaxed my hair once. My hair was shoulder length. I called professionals asked questions could i dye it black after relaxing. THEY TOLD ME YESSSS??? I was so happy at the time. So in the same day i used a box dye on my hair. Well my hair went gummy. I knew it was dead. I cut the gummy slime off my head. I put a bandana on and went to the only salon open. A chain salon. I ended up with a Halle Berry pixie cut. And oh wow. Never again would i mix those again. Dont do iiit. The cut was cute tho.
Relaxed or permed african American hair can be colored two or three weeks later. Semi hair color can be applied after it's relaxed or permed the same day....
I tried it. Luckily with waste hair from a brush. I used volume 5 or 10% developer, bleach diluted in conditioner and with Olaplex. And, my hair melted. Diluting slows it down to maybe 30 minutes or so there might have been enough time to apply it, but it’s dicey still. (Also, I have fine, porous hair.). Even try it without bleach. Point is, try it with waste hair from a comb or brush.
If she were my friend , I would lift all the mids to ends to that beautiful plum shade coming through, then fill in that blond band with a demi plum color, and leave those dark roots. Then, slowly every so many weeks, continue to lift the ends as much as we could get it * and give it a style and trim. Then start lifting the 6 inches of regrowth from the scalp. And maybe even leave those bangs with that blond into red, they could be a look
Well so glad her hair did not fall out as she relax it its a big No No.Love your shirt Hairbudda thanks so very much the two piece in front look good for sure ..thanks
I love how Hair Buddha wants to reach over into the other screen while shouting in desperation "more bleach, moooore bleach. MORE BLEACH!"😂 .... and then the look on his face froze from 10:07 until 10:32 😅 Aaaaah, Buddha, you are the best!
Oh man, the only person I know who relaxed their hair had straightened it with hair straighteners for years before, then they relaxed it, and it was so so damaged. Then when they styled it with a straightener, it got really noticeably broken. They went for a style a bit like Michael Burnham in the Star Trek Discovery pilot episode, and eventually went to short and curly when the relaxer grew out.
I would love to see some honey blond higlights in her hair..it compliments her skintone very wel..But relaxed hair is absolutely a No-Go unfortunately..Also don't colour it black..But take a darkbrown. ♡♡♡♡ Love your videos Mr hairbuddha♡♡♡♡
I feel like im back in hair school again when i watch your videos!! You are such awesome person!! As a black woman i know she is playing russian roulette!! You ever thought about doing "african hair"? Best wishes from Virginia!!!
I have seen someone loose alot of hair that way. I hope that she doesn't have that just wait and see. So not enough product like you said to do anything she didn't saturate it enough. God bless 🙏 ty for sharing
I have curly hair :) I have low porosity hair so it is hard to get moisture in sometimes but once I get it moisturized it holds that moisture. I can say my hair is probably on the somewhat delicate side but when I've bleached my hair in the past it made it easier to moisturize but it was harder to hold that moisturizer. XD
You'd love my hair, Hair Buddha. It's virgin, shoulder blade length hair. I use castile soap to wash it and that's all. I don't want it dyed, though. At all. Just the occasional trim. Edited to add: thanks to you and your videos, I managed to resist dying it black in the 2020 lockdown.
Asking your clients a bajillion times if they’ve used box dye sounds a lot like how in healthcare we have to ask our patients in creative ways whether they use certain drugs, drink a lot of alcohol, have certain medical conditions, etc. and they are usually not forthcoming the first time, especially when it comes to using illicit drugs. And as a medical student, they almost never tell me the truth, but will open up when the doctor asks them, so then I look stupid 😂🙄. But seriously, we aren’t asking to judge, we are asking because it really affects your course of treatment if you use certain drugs/alcohol!!!
Can you please do a video explaining the difference of box dye vs regular dye? I have used both and don’t see a difference outside of developer options.
I must admit - I got a perm at the end of August and just a few weeks ago I bleached the bottom/back part of my hair :D I have pretty fine but durable medium/light brown hair, so I managed to do it using 20vol developer, and LUCKILY nothing melted off :D it was a gamble, but it's feels pretty much alright, considering what it's been through (Y)
I actually bleached and color my hair on Friday the 14 of January 2022. I must say that I am extremely proud with the results. I got help with the bleaching process though
You crack me up and I love how you fuss like you are there talking to them and they aren't listening haha! I do my own hair but I know what I'm doing and use all professional products. FYI I foil my hair and yep it's difficult but I use good quality foils! I don't get using that thick kitchen foil and crunching it that just causes the product to move and creates spots!
My rule of thumb section the hair into 3 sections (bottom crown and top) use 1 packet of bleach for each section yes it’s an overkill but least u r using enough product
Your comments about africanamerican hair is also what happens in latin america, but...hair of native americans which is straight and like superhair is actually correct (your idea). Caucasians in latin america have a completely diffent hair (more like europeans). Kisses from Argentina 😘
I have relaxed hair and have in the past bleached my hair myself light enough to put a mix of pastel blue and purple fashion colors over it. It was sections, not the whole head. It's possible but a lot went into it and I did a lot of research. I didn't bleach until 3 months after my relaxer and I did not relax my hair for 6 months after the bleach, I did two sessions a week apart (my hair lifts fairly easy), only used a 20 volume developer, toned and because my niece is a cosmetologist I was able to use olaplex. It turned out really well but I made sure to really take care of it with deep conditions and protein treatments. It's grown out now cause it was years ago but I love hair color and definitely plan on doing another color here soon.
Yesterday, after a long time, I decided to cut my hair myself My hair is very long up to my knees! But thanks to this channel, the result was satisfactory.
@@Paula-420 In fact, I used the PONYTALE technique, but I divided my hair into many parts and followed the risky tips AS hair buddha's advice! But this technique is not suitable for short hair at all. And finally, I got help from my mother to put all the parts together. I also Have a professional scissors. Without help, this technique certainly does not work and it will be a hair fail.but i had to cut off ma hair bcs it was a lil bit dead lol and now My hair is up to my waist.
A friend of mine let my neighbor bleach her hair (this was over 20 years ago) and she used foils. After maybe 20 minutes my friend's scalp was smoking. I guess maybe it was steam? Either way her gorgeous thick, medium blonde hair was fried and falling out. Completely ruined her hair. At least we were young at the time and her hair recovered relatively quick.
I tell every stylist I meet to follow you - just had my haircut by a new 'stylist' and she left me a mess... *sigh* - I will try again with someone else, but honestly I wonder about the quality of stylists on the market in the US these days...
My state must really be poor at training stylists because every one that cut my hair that trained here messed it up The first question I ask at consultation is where they trained.
The African women in the documentaries on Africa : a lot of them have their heads shaved and they are so beautiful . The most beautiful in the world. 💖💖
I would say that as a child my curly hair was very strong. It was only after heat damage, box dye damage, using cheap bleach, and not cutting my dead ends frequently enough... that my hair is now very delicate. At this point I have to use specific leave in conditioners, do bond building treatments, and avoid heat.
7:04, since the channel started this hair fail series, I had this idea: HB with a wig trying to do stuff to his hair and giving more helpful tips XD Thanks for the helpful entertainment, ciaokes!!!
She needed a lot more bleach. I bleach my nieces hair which she is biracial so her hair is very curly and thick. You definitely need to do it more than one session and use a lot of bleach and watch it very closely. However I think she looks great with the dark hair. 💖
Being biracial doesn't necessarily mean that someone has thick hair.. Or even curly hair... That's not how genetics work, it can mean those things and videos online often show that but I've known biracial people with thin hair, kinky or straight hair, full and straight etc.. It depends..
@@michalovesanime sure. Ethnicity doesn't say everything about every human being because there are many other factors. For example, hypothyroidism can affect hair but I don't have any issues. Every categorization works like that, the thing is to start from the categorization and then let people express themselves and let them show their peculiarities and differences.
All i know is if you have afro relaxed hair and want to go blonde don’t even think about doing it for at least 8wks post relaxer. And erm go to a professional don’t even try it yourself haha 😂
I'm very lucky. I can archive blonde hair by ordinary box dye. As for African hair, it's the finest hair you can find. It can break very easily. Asian hair is the strongest.
They always wear such a well done makeup, with the spidey fake eyelashes and everything, to badly do their hair. Such a contradiction.😂This is how I did my foils when I was using a highlift hair dye to go ginger from my natural black hair.😂😂😂😂 It did work. I was using professional dye and oxidant though (both Schwarzkopf's Igora) and enough product to cover my hair. I loved her unintentional contour.
I had relaxed hair and copper highlights. I was dedicated to bone straight hair so my colored (professional) and relaxed hair was also subjected to heat several times a week. After a few sessions of retouches, the very front of my hair went from copper to blonde. My hair is naturally lighter in the front so it lifted lighter than the rest. That hair broke off so badly. I’ve been completely natural for 10 years and don’t use heat but maybe 3-4 times a year. I’m still afraid to get color because I don’t want breakage like I had back then. That said, this girl will probably still get some breakage down the line from all of the chemicals she’s using on her head. Even potentially strong hair has its limit.
As a black woman, I'm so glad her hair didn't fall out. Relaxed and bleached is a NO NO in the black hair care community.
Omg ikr siss! it's pure disaster.
It's a nononooononoo. 😂😧🙊🙈
I was so concerned when I saw the title cause I thought the same thing!
Yeah, I remember some videos ago there was a woman who lost her hair due to that combination
It's a community??
@@claro_ve6760 Yeah i watched that video as wel..My heart broke for her. It was awefull to see..🙊
Thank you for being humble enough to say that you don't know much about our hair, and that you were willing to learn from those who DO know. I can't tell you how may hairdressers have told me they have experience with my hair, only to completely ruin it with the wrong products or processes.
He seems very humble and since the proportion of black people in the Netherlands is not that large he probably would have found little opportunity to learn. And he admitted his logic was faulty. But seriously I thought the same thing, all my friends with dark hair (black or not) have really thick hair compared to mine and they all believed this myth too that thick equals strong. It's a natural conclusion to come to, but still incorrect😂 My fair hair might be thin af but at least you'll see my gray much later. Counting my blessings.
Omg! She's from Trinidad 🇹🇹 Trini people represent! 💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾
One sign of intelligence is when you can openly admit you don't know everything and that there is always room for growth and learning. I think it's admirable that you willingly tell us when you aren't familiar with something, as it gives us all an opportunity to learn and challenge ourselves! Thanks for being you and bringing us good content!
My mom was a cosmetologist and a master colorist she has passed on
She would love you, I grew up in a salon I adore your videos and advice
So, last week while I was having my hair done, there was a car accident right in front of the salon. Being that I'm a nurse, my body switched into autopilot and I jumped up and ran outside to help the injured people, totally forgetting I had a head full of foils that were due to be rinsed.😬
As if there wasn't enough going on, there was a dog in one of the cars and he jumped out the window and into my arms. Thankfully there were only minor injuries, but because I didn't want to leave the dog out there without a leash, I was out in the sun for about 30 minutes... My hair stylist was a little bit panicky, begging for me to get back inside so she could rinse my hair. Thankfully, there were only minor injuries to my hair as well, but boy am I BLONDE! 😉
I bet the cops, EMTs, and firemen got a kick out of me! I looked like some kind of bizarro superhero with metal hair and a backwards cape. We had a good laugh about it afterwards but my hair stylist said if it ever happens again she'll hold me down in the chair. 😉 She said "Next time I'm gonna hold you down and get someone else to lock us in 'cuz you're not going ANYWHERE!". I love her and how much concern she has for the well-being of my hair. She's a keeper, for sure!👍💈
Happy New Year everyone! I know it's not a very high bar to clear, but let's try to make 2022 better than 2021! 🍾🥂
Happy New Years!! And 🥂 to only having a minor hair flaw☺️☺️
Wow, so glad your hair suffered only minor harm! Great that you were able to render help to those needing it!
Actually, you not only looked like a superhero but you were one! Much respect for people like yourself that jump in without thinking about themselves, although i'm glad your hair was not too damaged. Have a fabulous 2022 😘
You are Wonder Woman in person ! You are a really respectful human being (i rarely say it because i tend to only see the negative in our species) you deserve to have a really pleasant year !🙌🏾🙏🏾
I anyone in the world deserved for their hair colour to come out as they hoped for..it is you! 👍 Well done to you for giving emergency care to the people & dog 🐕 who were in that car crash..I.was in slightly similar situation myself in about 1990 ( pre mobile phone days!) I was about 23 yrs old& just finishing university & as I got off the bus a man in his 50' s on a motorcycle literally had a massive heart attack & landed in the road in front of me..Thank fuck I.didn't have a full head of foils like you did as I.performed CPR on that man & kept his heart going until the ambulance crew could save his life..Well done to you & I' m sure that little dog must have been so scared too :( xx
Everyday may not be great, but there is something great in everyday, like Hair Buddha❣🌞❤
Thx
@@hair-buddha, You're welcome.
@@Trista072 I love this saying. I really needed to ‘hear’ it today, as I’m going through an extremely difficult time rn.
@@lynnwilhoite6194,Aww, I'm glad I could help. I understand. I have PTSD, treatment resistant depression and anxiety. My body is on constant high alert, so I go through constant overwhelming weird anxiety feelings and sensations, heart palpitations. The list goes on and on. And I am in constant misery. But, I have to keep pushing. Hair Buddha really helps me work through my struggles. Lifts me up, makes me laugh. Whatever you are going through, my friend, I pray you find peace. I wish you well. ❤
@@Trista072 Thank you so much. I suffer from the 3 things you mention as well. The constant terrifying anxiety is definitely the worst. I’m not sure how much longer I can go on. I pray that you get some peace as well.
To be clear...
We're not laughing AT these hair fails, we're just laughing NEAR them. Thanks for keeping our spirits up, Hair Buddha!
“Thousands of candles can be lighted from a single candle, and the life of the single candle will not be shortened. Happiness never decreases by being shared.” -Buddha (the original one 😉)
Great saying. I really love that! 💗💞
From what I've seen of African hair, IT'S MAGICAL, but you really have to know what you're doing. You have to treat it right, use the right tools, and use the right products; if not, you can duck it up BIG TIME!
Care for it with the respect it deserves and it'll look beautiful!
Duck it uuuuuup 🦆
Always be honest with your hairdresser! When i wanted to have curls, the hairdresser asked me what i used to dye my hair, so i told her it was henna. That gave her the chance to buy some stronger and special products to perm the hair, and the curls were just perfect!
I bleached streaks in my relaxed hair once. It fell out blonde strand by blonde strand over the course of a month until all the blonde pieces were out or broken. Looked great the day I did it. Looked not so great 3 weeks later. Took years to recover. Should've just cut it all off and went natural at that point, but I didn't. Just learned that bleach and relaxers are basically Nair.
Big up the Trinidad girl. Love your reaction Mr. B
Same thing I was thinking!
Glad I'm still up at 2am (Australia) for Hair Budda's latest video... thanks, mate! Love ya work. X
An Aussie here too, stuck in Europe for two years due to covid! I miss home so much. Hope you guys are OK over there. ♥️
I love how appreciative you are of the knowledge your subscribers give to you! That is a very admirable trait. ♥️
You are such a wise man and humbled. I really appreciate it. Respect 👍
Yes, African hair needs the most delicate nurturing care, and lots of moisture.
I'm glad her hair survived,she's very lucky as usually bleaching relaxed hair it snaps off.
Omg noooo!!! I relaxed my hair once. My hair was shoulder length. I called professionals asked questions could i dye it black after relaxing. THEY TOLD ME YESSSS??? I was so happy at the time. So in the same day i used a box dye on my hair. Well my hair went gummy. I knew it was dead. I cut the gummy slime off my head. I put a bandana on and went to the only salon open. A chain salon. I ended up with a Halle Berry pixie cut. And oh wow. Never again would i mix those again. Dont do iiit. The cut was cute tho.
Yeah, in a previous video a woman's hair fell off...thankfully your outcome was fine!
Relaxed or permed african American hair can be colored two or three weeks later. Semi hair color can be applied after it's relaxed or permed the same day....
I can't imagine how difficult an experience that must have been for you!!!! Glad you made a good recovery plan
I adore you! Your videos keeps me with a smile on my face all the time. Gods blessing to all here!
She has awesome hair, the straight style & length, I mean.
I absolutely love ur reactions. 😂😂😂 U mimic what they are doing and it's hilarious 😂😂😂
She has some gorgeous hair! So long n thick. I truly like her with really dark hair. Or maybe a really really dark blonde.
My favorite barber❤
Thx
She is so lucky her hair didn’t fall out ! And I’m so jealous of her length ! Beautiful woman ❤
I tried it. Luckily with waste hair from a brush. I used volume 5 or 10% developer, bleach diluted in conditioner and with Olaplex. And, my hair melted. Diluting slows it down to maybe 30 minutes or so there might have been enough time to apply it, but it’s dicey still. (Also, I have fine, porous hair.). Even try it without bleach. Point is, try it with waste hair from a comb or brush.
Can't believe she didn't mention the previous box die that was a surprise 💕 thankyou for another wonderful video sending love and light 💛 always
If she were my friend , I would lift all the mids to ends to that beautiful plum shade coming through, then fill in that blond band with a demi plum color, and leave those dark roots. Then, slowly every so many weeks, continue to lift the ends as much as we could get it * and give it a style and trim. Then start lifting the 6 inches of regrowth from the scalp. And maybe even leave those bangs with that blond into red, they could be a look
I like your positivity! Nice look suggestions!
You are so wise to receive correction and grow from it!!
I love that he knows we all learn something new everyday!
Always a good day when Hair Buddha uploads ❤️❤️
Thanks
Well so glad her hair did not fall out as she relax it its a big No No.Love your shirt Hairbudda thanks so very much the two piece in front look good for sure ..thanks
I just binge watched your channel for over 4 hours. I may hear "SECTIONS, SECTIONS, SECTIONS!" in my sleep tonight. 🤣🤣
I love how Hair Buddha wants to reach over into the other screen while shouting in desperation "more bleach, moooore bleach. MORE BLEACH!"😂 .... and then the look on his face froze from 10:07 until 10:32 😅 Aaaaah, Buddha, you are the best!
Oh man, the only person I know who relaxed their hair had straightened it with hair straighteners for years before, then they relaxed it, and it was so so damaged. Then when they styled it with a straightener, it got really noticeably broken. They went for a style a bit like Michael Burnham in the Star Trek Discovery pilot episode, and eventually went to short and curly when the relaxer grew out.
You should do a review of Viv Hair Therapy. Her channel is a blast! She colors her hair red using mustard in one video.
say WHHHAAATTT
@@heidehho6191 she sure did! It was interesting.
HB mate, your facial expressions in this one said it all, exceptional 👏👏👏
It's so worth watching just for the facial expressions! 😂😂😂
Crunch, crunch, crunch goes the foil🎶
Your excitement is contagious HB!!
Always be honest with your doctors and hairdressers. You'll have much better results and treatments if they know exactly what they are working with.
Oh the mention of blue shampoo and your reaction was priceless
Before bleaching use dye remover on dyed hair, smart girl I'm so happy she stopped and didn't keep bleaching and burn her beautiful hair off
I would love to see some honey blond higlights in her hair..it compliments her skintone very wel..But relaxed hair is absolutely a No-Go unfortunately..Also don't colour it black..But take a darkbrown. ♡♡♡♡ Love your videos Mr hairbuddha♡♡♡♡
I feel like im back in hair school again when i watch your videos!! You are such awesome person!! As a black woman i know she is playing russian roulette!! You ever thought about doing "african hair"? Best wishes from Virginia!!!
Curly/ textured hair is dryer than straight so extra care must be given. ❤️
I love her accent!
She's lucky. I was expecting final results ending with her having to chop off her hair. Usually consequences of dyeing relaxed hair.
I love hair buddha!!!!
Excited Hair Buddha or discouraged Hair Buddha? BOTH!!🤗❤️ Thanks for the video and I hope you're having a lovely week👍💖
The look you kept on your face when she started bleaching says everything you were feeling lol
Love you my guy. The fact that you teach while also being teachable is the reason I am a subbie 😍🥰😘❤️
She's so lucky she still has hair. I wouldn't use black hair dye use dark brown
I have seen someone loose alot of hair that way. I hope that she doesn't have that just wait and see. So not enough product like you said to do anything she didn't saturate it enough. God bless 🙏 ty for sharing
It is really awesome, that you are still listening and learning from others and that you appreciate it. There is always something new to learn. x3
I have curly hair :) I have low porosity hair so it is hard to get moisture in sometimes but once I get it moisturized it holds that moisture. I can say my hair is probably on the somewhat delicate side but when I've bleached my hair in the past it made it easier to moisturize but it was harder to hold that moisturizer. XD
You'd love my hair, Hair Buddha. It's virgin, shoulder blade length hair. I use castile soap to wash it and that's all. I don't want it dyed, though. At all. Just the occasional trim.
Edited to add: thanks to you and your videos, I managed to resist dying it black in the 2020 lockdown.
Asking your clients a bajillion times if they’ve used box dye sounds a lot like how in healthcare we have to ask our patients in creative ways whether they use certain drugs, drink a lot of alcohol, have certain medical conditions, etc. and they are usually not forthcoming the first time, especially when it comes to using illicit drugs. And as a medical student, they almost never tell me the truth, but will open up when the doctor asks them, so then I look stupid 😂🙄. But seriously, we aren’t asking to judge, we are asking because it really affects your course of treatment if you use certain drugs/alcohol!!!
Buddha u r so humble and this is y I love ur videos and NO thank u 4 teaching us things as well ❤️
she is simultaneously putting product on and wiping it off at the same time 🤣
Thanks Hair Buddha I Learn Something New Every Day!Happy weekend everybody! 😷🌍🌐🌍❤
Can you please do a video explaining the difference of box dye vs regular dye? I have used both and don’t see a difference outside of developer options.
I must admit - I got a perm at the end of August and just a few weeks ago I bleached the bottom/back part of my hair :D I have pretty fine but durable medium/light brown hair, so I managed to do it using 20vol developer, and LUCKILY nothing melted off :D it was a gamble, but it's feels pretty much alright, considering what it's been through (Y)
I actually bleached and color my hair on Friday the 14 of January 2022. I must say that I am extremely proud with the results.
I got help with the bleaching process though
I'm excited it's my birthday !! Thanks for the upload
Happy Birthday stranger on the internet! Hope you're celebrating your day (*＾3＾)/～♡ (or you had amazing celebrations wherever you are)
@@claro_ve6760 thank you so much
I really enjoyed watching this one all I'm saying is OMG that was a hair failure.. TFS Hair Buddha I love your channel
You crack me up and I love how you fuss like you are there talking to them and they aren't listening haha! I do my own hair but I know what I'm doing and use all professional products. FYI I foil my hair and yep it's difficult but I use good quality foils! I don't get using that thick kitchen foil and crunching it that just causes the product to move and creates spots!
My rule of thumb section the hair into 3 sections (bottom crown and top) use 1 packet of bleach for each section yes it’s an overkill but least u r using enough product
I look forward to seeing your videos all the time you're so funny you make me smile and happy I love every video that you post a lot of good tips
Your comments about africanamerican hair is also what happens in latin america, but...hair of native americans which is straight and like superhair is actually correct (your idea). Caucasians in latin america have a completely diffent hair (more like europeans). Kisses from Argentina 😘
I have relaxed hair and have in the past bleached my hair myself light enough to put a mix of pastel blue and purple fashion colors over it. It was sections, not the whole head. It's possible but a lot went into it and I did a lot of research. I didn't bleach until 3 months after my relaxer and I did not relax my hair for 6 months after the bleach, I did two sessions a week apart (my hair lifts fairly easy), only used a 20 volume developer, toned and because my niece is a cosmetologist I was able to use olaplex. It turned out really well but I made sure to really take care of it with deep conditions and protein treatments. It's grown out now cause it was years ago but I love hair color and definitely plan on doing another color here soon.
Yesterday, after a long time, I decided to cut my hair myself
My hair is very long up to my knees!
But thanks to this channel, the result was satisfactory.
How did you cut it by yourself?
@@Paula-420 In fact, I used the PONYTALE technique, but I divided my hair into many parts and followed the risky tips AS hair buddha's advice!
But this technique is not suitable for short hair at all.
And finally, I got help from my mother to put all the parts together.
I also Have a professional scissors.
Without help, this technique certainly does not work and it will be a hair fail.but i had to cut off ma hair bcs it was a lil bit dead lol and now My hair is up to my waist.
@@Saroochka_km congrats! Nice changement!
A friend of mine let my neighbor bleach her hair (this was over 20 years ago) and she used foils. After maybe 20 minutes my friend's scalp was smoking. I guess maybe it was steam? Either way her gorgeous thick, medium blonde hair was fried and falling out. Completely ruined her hair. At least we were young at the time and her hair recovered relatively quick.
I have colored my hair and have relaxed the new growth, it’s very healthy purr
I tell every stylist I meet to follow you - just had my haircut by a new 'stylist' and she left me a mess... *sigh* - I will try again with someone else, but honestly I wonder about the quality of stylists on the market in the US these days...
My state must really be poor at training stylists because every one that cut my hair that trained here messed it up The first question I ask at consultation is where they trained.
The African women in the documentaries on Africa : a lot of them have their heads shaved and they are so beautiful . The most beautiful in the world. 💖💖
I would say that as a child my curly hair was very strong. It was only after heat damage, box dye damage, using cheap bleach, and not cutting my dead ends frequently enough... that my hair is now very delicate. At this point I have to use specific leave in conditioners, do bond building treatments, and avoid heat.
7:04, since the channel started this hair fail series, I had this idea: HB with a wig trying to do stuff to his hair and giving more helpful tips XD
Thanks for the helpful entertainment, ciaokes!!!
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Indeed. If you listen, you learn new things...
"We have 2 ears and 1 mouth, so that we can listen twice as much as we speak." -Epictetus
Just say it Hair Buddha, "box dye is a pain in the a$$ to get out!" 😆❤️
You are going to have a heart attack watching those videos 🤣. Love you face.
Happy New year Hair Buddha. God bless xxx
Brilliant 🤩
She would look good with a dark red or burgundy color
That is SO BAD. My first reaction was just like yours. Shock and confusion.
I love your faces 😂😂😂 hilarious 😂❤😂
Excellent 😂
She needed a lot more bleach. I bleach my nieces hair which she is biracial so her hair is very curly and thick. You definitely need to do it more than one session and use a lot of bleach and watch it very closely. However I think she looks great with the dark hair. 💖
Being biracial doesn't necessarily mean that someone has thick hair.. Or even curly hair... That's not how genetics work, it can mean those things and videos online often show that but I've known biracial people with thin hair, kinky or straight hair, full and straight etc.. It depends..
Yea and she needed proper bleach not box dye x
I’m just saying my nieces hair is thick and curly for goodness sake
@@michalovesanime sure. Ethnicity doesn't say everything about every human being because there are many other factors. For example, hypothyroidism can affect hair but I don't have any issues. Every categorization works like that, the thing is to start from the categorization and then let people express themselves and let them show their peculiarities and differences.
I'm glad she didn't end up losing her hair or majorly frying it.
The "magic" purple schampo did nothing?! 🤔😂
As a while woman, I am glad her hair didn't fall out.
I recommend your videos to everyone who comes in my grocery store. Especially the ones who look like an oopsy.
Yayyyy a new video
Whew. So much nerve to double and triple process that hair!!
All i know is if you have afro relaxed hair and want to go blonde don’t even think about doing it for at least 8wks post relaxer. And erm go to a professional don’t even try it yourself haha 😂
I'm very lucky. I can archive blonde hair by ordinary box dye. As for African hair, it's the finest hair you can find. It can break very easily. Asian hair is the strongest.
Anyone else super jealous of how thick her hair is?
Would love hair Buddha to transform my hair 😊💜
They always wear such a well done makeup, with the spidey fake eyelashes and everything, to badly do their hair. Such a contradiction.😂This is how I did my foils when I was using a highlift hair dye to go ginger from my natural black hair.😂😂😂😂
It did work. I was using professional dye and oxidant though (both Schwarzkopf's Igora) and enough product to cover my hair.
I loved her unintentional contour.
I had relaxed hair and copper highlights. I was dedicated to bone straight hair so my colored (professional) and relaxed hair was also subjected to heat several times a week. After a few sessions of retouches, the very front of my hair went from copper to blonde. My hair is naturally lighter in the front so it lifted lighter than the rest. That hair broke off so badly. I’ve been completely natural for 10 years and don’t use heat but maybe 3-4 times a year. I’m still afraid to get color because I don’t want breakage like I had back then. That said, this girl will probably still get some breakage down the line from all of the chemicals she’s using on her head. Even potentially strong hair has its limit.