Being native I can tell you my hair doesn’t take bleach I had it bleached at a salon it was bleached 3 times and only got to light brown and I only wanted it light enough to put a teal on top .
@@Nizhonibearcreek only light enough for teal??? you need it a level 10 for teal lol. you need to use a very low developer and take a very long time and a lot of product to get platinum in one go. or else it will turn out orange so light brown
@@poshniall i was able to get teal hair over level 8 :) my natural level is a 2 so i didn’t want to cause excess damage i used a blue semi permanent and mixed it with an aquamarine tone, both were very pigmented shades for the line i was using so that’s why i suspected it came out beautifully on my hair. i also think adding the blue helped it cancel out some of that orange yellow tone underneath you just have to know good colour theory to achieve the colour you want! unless you want it to be pastel then of course you will need to be a level 9-10, especially for cool toned colours also, if you’re having problems lightening the hair over multiple sessions, it likely has to do with the resistant porosity of your hair, especially if it’s very healthy, but the strength of the bleach should open the cuticle right up and allow it to lift the pigment out, so i’m not sure how it couldn’t work.
Yes! I'm 51 and my hair is colored in a beautiful auburn shade. I'm planning on going grey in a few years and my plan is to buy a wig to get used to see myself with grey hair.
@@rosanilebron1566 Ho my God !! Me too !!! I'm a bit younger than you, but I wanna walk around with grey hair, when I still can "afford" it. I will do box braids, though.
I had so much fun going in for my regular brown root touch up. I told my stylist, whom I love and am friends with, that I wanted to go platinum that day. Her face was the best with her shock and concern on what the heck she was going to do and say to me! I told her I was kidding and she was so relieved! 🤣😂🤣😂
Does anyone remember the Barbie heads where you could pull out "new" hair to make it longer? I was just thinking of that & wishing we could do that with our hair every time we ruined it. 😆
Rachel Maksy was trying to achieve completely different results- using a color remover to go from semi permanent dark brown to red (She’s s natural blonde who dyed her hair red for years then tried brown for a change). Going from black dye to light blonde to blend greys is a big task without a professional colorist!
Rachel achieved some color removal but it wasn’t as light as her original red- resulting in her disappointment. Then after using the color remover, I think she made the mistake that HB mentions at the end of this video i.e. She didn’t rinse out all the loose pigments on the lengths, because when she went over it with red color it turned darker again. Ultimately between cutting off some of her length & bleaching (& using extensions/half wigs! Haha) she’s “restored” her coppery red!
@@onlyalittlebitnerdy yes you have to rinse and rinse thoroughly. I used it to get the black outa my natural ginger hair and it works ... but gotta do it right.
You had some really wonderful and new information in this one that I thoroughly enjoyed!! Plus, calling her "sweet" for thinking that color remover would take her all the way to her natural color was hysterical! Like we say in the South, "bless her heart" 😂
Rachel Maksey was going for red, not white lol. White hair is so hard to achieve without going to a salon. I've finally gotten there but it has taken a long time and a lot of bleach lol. I also keep my hair short bc it's so much easier.
My english teacher Ms Henchy was no older than 25 and had completely grey hair. She rocked her natural color in a short bob and she was so gorgeous. I love natural grey hair color. ❤
As a hairdresser who has a lot of experience coloring their hair (and also removing haircolor), I've noticed that a lot of these color removers are mainly made for semi/demi-permanent color, neither of which lift the hair to deposit color. I'm going to assume she used black box dye on her hair, and box dye is typically permanent color. Permanent haircolor lifts your hair before depositing color. So if you're lucky enough to find a color remover that works on permanent haircolor, you will definitely not see your natural hair color, even with all artificial pigment removed.
Hair Buddha, you’re such a gem!! I learn so much from your videos. I gave myself silver under lights on my brown going grey on temples, after three bleaches with 20 vol. and white silver toner very small sections and I’m so pleased. Much confidence and knowledge really felt I knew what I was doing this time. Much thanks!
Started watching your videos like a week ago? And I’m addicted haha no politics nothing heavy, I don’t even get my hair done but it’s fun to watch and hey I’m learning something 😂 now when my daughter gets to this phase of her life I can help her out haha
Hair Buddha, you bring me so much joy. I used to be one of those people frying my hair at home and having a permanent pixie cut. I learned so much and my hair is so much better for it, thank you. You are so lovely and entertaining.
I love the way you explain exactly what will happen before it does!! When I saw the last cap over her head I just knew she would be back to black again 🤦♀️😊
When my hair is orange, I use mix blue toner wella T50 with like T35 and/or T27 to tone it down for a cooler tone. All they have to do is look at the color wheel and go to the opposite color for a cooler tone. For yellow use purple toner for orange use blue toner. Google is our friend. Also the level of developer matters. If you’re not a professional (like me) I would NOT use a 40 developer (that’s for the pros) I stay in my lane with the 20 developer. pH balance matters and a purple shampoo dries out your hair so use a moisturizing condition with purple shampoo. I’m still a work in progress…
Thanks Hair Budda. It was very educational as always. I even have my daughter which isn't even in her teens yet talking about bleach and pigments that are lifting 😂😂😂
I've been doing my hair for over 30 years , and in the start I messed up real badly, time and time again. (We didn't have TH-cam and internet was still dial-up).😂 but I learned as I went but my hair was FRIED for years lol. Finally learned about colour chemistry and theory for my hair about 18 years ago which before you do your hair you NEED to know this very basic information. Still boggles my mind that with all the stylists and professionals online and videos that are available that people are still going ahead and ignoring the very basics 😂 and still frying their hair and messing up. (Helps to know your hair type as well and if you are unsure just pop into a hair salon and ask them to look at your hair for a minute and they will tell you what type of hair you have...it costs nothing to ask). 😊
People don't read the instructions properly. They need at least 10 minutes of rinsing, and you can't apply permanent dye over it for a while. I've used colour removers several times over the years and they do work, but read the instructions to make sure you understand what will happen!
I started turning silver at age 14....along with a shock through the middle....so I first started with auburn....now I'm pink. The more silver...the brighter the pink. The rest.....needs a lightener. She eventually will need a bleach or lightener after the color remover.
Congratulations on 500k! I'd love to see a video from you doing a hair colour removal on dyed dark hair. Like bleach wash vs bleach wash vs baking soda
Hi Hair Buddha!! I was waiting for a no no no no no reaction!!!! and...as usual you delivered!! Thankyouxxxxx . Must say you are so knowledgeable about hair and colour❤ love you ..have a good weekend xx
And this is why we go to school and apprentice for 1000+ hours (at least in the US) to become a licensed hairstylist 😊. HB did a great job explaining the basics of color.
Hey, Hair Buddha! Just popping in to suggest you contact Wella and tell *them* to remove 20 volume developer from their instructions, as that is where people get that. Love your channel!
Gotta say, I've used Color oops with success (not sure how different it is from what she used) but i ~think~ what contributes to the dryness is the shampooing....3 times in one sitting, plus she did another session, so 6 times in 2 days?? My hair would be quite dry too!
I got my first grey hairs at the age of 9. I was completely white by the time I was 30, yes white, not salt and pepper. I colour my own hair with some temporary colours mixed with a conditioner. My hair is usually blue or purple now.
Never use a colour remover then go straight on with permanent colour, oxidising happens and it returns back to the colour you were trying to remove. That shows you didn't rinse out your color enough after the removal, you need to let it rest
There was me always coveting dark hair as a blonde kid. ColorFix is good however unlike ColorOops or ColourB4 I do find it lifts natural colour. I was told by a hairdresser she suspects it contains bleach or agents.
The only damage I've ever gotten from color removers (like Color Oops) was from having to wash multiple times and the RINSING. Dried my hair right out. But, in trying to combat that, I also got rid of the HORRID smell. For some reason, Garnier Whole Blends Honey conditioner made it disappear. Next time I washed my hair, there was a subtle hint, but using the conditioner again got rid of it completely. Nothing else has ever worked.
I've used colour removers and never had damage, this woman had unrealistic expectations - especially thinking she didn't need bleach, I sat here rolling my eyes. My sister put a dark brown on her hair, a frigging box dye, even though I had told her not to and that I would do her hair (cover grey) in her natural light brown auburn colour, so I had the job of getting rid of it, I used one colour remover and got all of that dark brown out, I also made her bend over the bathtub so I could rinse it for 10+ mins, no damage whatsoever.
@@teresadixon2899 That stuff smells horrific, but I'd gladly use it over bleach any day! I've also recently used Color Prep which is made by the Color Oops brand. Don't have to wash/rinse as much and doesn't stink AS much, but works great. I had a line of color like the girl in the video, darker ends cuz they are more porous, and thus stuff removed it and evened everything out. Sadly I didn't have any Garnier conditioner left. Don't know what's in their stuff, but their Honey Treasures and Coconut oil ones smell kinda perfumey, but they get rid of that smell.
@@nobodysbaby5048 my uncle looks fantastic grey. His first wife hated it and made him dye his hair. He stopped dying it after the divorce. His second wife loves his grey hair!
Ive been turning gray since i was 12. Ive always wanted to go blonde but my hair is black too. Im 36 now and my hair turns out is skipping gray but going silver/white. So i discussed with my hairdresser and we are going to speed the process and im going to white with brownish lowlights. Last month we started with the first ash blonde/blonde highlights. And in 8 weeks we are going to add more until its finished.
Not going to lie, I thought when it said 'black to blonde with no bleach' that she would pull out a wig?! Bless her for having to learn these mistakes herself! 🤗💖
Thank you Hair Buddha! Your explanations have helped me to understand that I don't actually have brown hair but some sort of medium blond which explains why when I bleached my hair, circa 2006, that it came out light yellow, not baby chicken yellow, but enough where I wasn't embarrassed to go out. It was fun but I haven't done anything since, maybe I'll try henna.
These products work for me, because I use semi permanent (marketed as 8 to 12 wash dyes). They stink to high hell, though, so I would rather wait months for it to fade naturally. Also, this guy is the best. With the help of his videos, and several years of trying my hand at various things, I've gotten to the point where my own mother trusted me to bleach highlights into her hair the other day. And this guy played a big part in my ability to do that. I could hear his voice reminding me to take thin sections while applying foils to her hair, every time I was sectioning one out. Her hair came out AMAZINGLY. I missed a couple of spots, so the highlighting is a little sparse in 3 places, but I'm super proud of it, and she is happy because it was the first time she has had her hair done in over a decade after a hairdresser messed it up badly. I'm also grateful for my friend who was my test subject every time I wanted to try something new. Luckily, he never had to shave his head after any new things.
Y liked this video very much Myself can not use haircolors dye cause of hennah use which does better for my hair. About the gray hairs Yve read about it that the taking away pigments from the follicle is connected to the liver. Liver cleansing will help get pigments back in polishing sunny shines.
I haven't finished the video yet but I'm gonna assume that she's gonna get discouraged because she won't be platinum with this color remover and then just dye her hair black again 😂
The lay people of the world have no clue the complexity of the Art of hair!! Entertaining H.Budha!! P.s. you are reaffirming my knowledge of my profession. Thanks my cohort in beauty😎🌞
People need to think about how strong color pigments are. Dyed hair can be washed, treated, blowdried, hot-ironed and the pigment lasts through it all. Imagine what it takes to then remove all of it.
I have natural black hair and I started getting grays really early as well, also around 15 and so did my aunts and uncles that had black hair not dark brown.
After she realized her hair went back to black is the PERFECT time to do a vitamic C treatment. I know you say it doesnt work but It does, you just have to know when to use it. It ONLY works (in my experience) on freshly dyed hair. And if she mixed the vit c powder with clarifying shampoo it would have taken all that black right back out like she never evn dyed it. When I was a blonde and doing my roots myself they would constantly turn green- but mixing up a batch of vit c+clarifying shampoo and then applying it to the green takes it out. Either that or put a bunch of ketchup on your roots to try and counteract the green and pray for the best lol
Rachel Maksy was just removing hair dye. She was going back to red. Also if you watched that you saw it didn't completely work. She's corrected it since.
The biggest tip I can give anyone dying their hair dark brown or black when it comes to doing the root touch up don't just cover the whole head of hair with that dark dye because you are adding another layer of pigments to the mids and ends every time you do it so if you decide you want to change the colour in the future it will be so much harder to get all those added pigments layered up on your hair if you need to dye roots then just do your roots don't over lap then when you are rinsing it out the colour will lightly wash over your minds and ends and refresh the colour anyway without adding loads more un needed pigments
If u R doing that severe switch Use K18 It fixes your hair from the INSIDE OUT Wash hair NO Conditioner 1 pump Rub between your hand till it *foams* Start with Roots to ends Need More/lots of Thick hair or lots of it? 2-3 Pumps Dry hair slightly =60% damp Let it SIT FOR 4 MINUTES (FOUR) THEN IF U WANT LEAVE IN CONDITIONER Use 4 6 washes Then Every few shampoos 4 maintenance!
Likely the best way for her to embrace her unpigmented ("grey") hair is to cut a lot of that dyed hair off and trim off the dyed hair as it grows out. Or shave her head 😜 I predict a crazy outcome to her attempt. Hair Budda knows what he is talking about when it comes to hair!
When I decided to embrace my gray I got it cut pretty short, a nice cut with nice layering and then kept having the ends trimmed regularly for a few months. If your hair grows really slow, probably a few foil highlights or low lights would help too.
Despite the damage from the color remover her hair is shinier than my hair ever was or will be haha. Also, the dark hair is very beautiful on her with her complexion and eye colour.
I'm utterly confused! I thought she liked the brighter, redish brown after 2x colour remover. I thought she would try to get the rest of her the lengths the same. And she ends up with the same colour she had.... well, if it makes her happy 🤗 Have a good weekend!
I started watching your videos for entertainment only😂. But now i am watching because i am learning so much. I bleached and toned my hair from red back to blond. Well it looked really funny. There is still going on some orange, yellow and even white parts, but i not dare to touch it by myself again. Too much different Shades going on. I just let it grow out. Luckily my natural blond is not that dark so it will blend in. 😊 Thank you for teaching us what not to do 😊
I went to a salon that's well respected in my area I am naturally dark blonde and wanted to go to ash blonde (not drastic) The girl turned my hair clown orange I had to go to another salon because I didn't trust the original girl after that and she didn't add enough toner Another salon did the toner and now it looks ash blonde
I used that color oops stuff after my hair went black from auburn (and I'd been dying it black to match). It was interesting to see the black at the roots and about 4 inches down then it going to dark auburn
I didn't have bleach or10 or 20 volume developer so I mixed 3% hydrogen peroxide the one used for cleaning wounds with shampoo and put it on the darker parts only it took them to a lighter brown that matched the color removed part. Also a hairdresser told when you dye your hair just do regrowth don't overlap it, later on if you want to bleach it it's easier. Thank you Buddha enjoyed this video
I have natural red hair and my aged color is white and i love it.I wish i knew how to bring out the white even more because it looks mostly like highlights now .Any suggestions would be appreiciated .?
WOW! Finally A video I can Relate to ! And you ARE Beautiful!!!!...... I Also notice you have replied to youre comments vwhich I think is So lovely, ( you probably wont even see this . LOL . it's 2 years later .But I wanted to send my love and thanks to you regardless... I have white grey hair but with mixed darker pieces so I bleached it and play around with, pink etc... I lost the perfect elasticity in it?😉😻... I do try to take Really good care of my hair Myself because I play around with it. So much 🤣..just started Aphogee , both the protein treatment and 2 minute , but I can't seem to get the elasticity (?moisture) back in my hair? My hair will just snap if I do the stretch test? I do Olaplex/ masks/ oils etc LOTS? Not sure if you have any advice? Anyways lotsa live from Canada xxx Sarah 🥰🙏💕
When I went from (dyed) black, back to brown, it took 8 hours in a salon, two lots of bleach at a low volume, olaplex, and a semi-permenent over it and cost me a lot of money. My hair after the first bleaching was a reddish-orange, after the second was orangey-yellow and then we coloured it. The end result was a lovely dark chocolate brown. I find it hilarious that people expect to be able to go from black to blonde in any short length of time. It takes A LOT of work if you don't want to ruin your hair.
As a professional nothing makes me sicker than watching people try to do what we have spent ten thousand dollars and a year of school to learn. And always without any basic research. Love your videos hair buddah have a great day :)
My hairdresser ruined my hair (root much lighter than the lengths) and I came home with a strange hair color and an empty wallet. Since then I prefer to do my regrowth myself. Has never failed. I only go to the hairdresser to get it cut.
@nowirehangers2815 🤣 ya that's exactly the take away I was hoping people would understand . On a video about hair. My friend there are so many children that require your help im shocked you even have time to browse youtube :p I hope ur having a better day lmaoo
When I wanted to take of a too dark color I used "NIRVEL color out" and It works pretty well.... Now... I'm grey blond ashy hair and I like It !!! It cover my white hair muc better than a dark color (as You Say My Favorite Mister Hair B.!!!! My Favorite Conseiller in Hair !!!!!
Where I’m from ; - a remote Scandinavian village where everybody had boring light blonde hair, we would have murdered to have her hair color!! 0:15 👈🏻😛 (= Hyperbole). So for years I’ve dyed my hair dark with the type of dye that washes out over time, as in my portrait here. By the way, this is the only existing photo of me with a tan. I gave up tanning thanks to 2 pimples that appeared out of nowhere on my nose, and the pimples lasted longer than the tan I had wasted my entire summer holiday to achieve. 😑 😹
I think she never rinsed out the pigments good enough after using it the first time, because I'd say i see reoxidation of the pigments. She looked darker again the next day
I used a colour remover last year for the first time. My hair was heavily coloured with permanent and semi permanent, purple and blue . My hair is naturally about 80% white. It went gold! It was REALLY light. I still don't understand as there were surely very few pigments in my hair that would leave yellow? Yes, the stuff smells awful, and is not nice to your hair. I had quite a bit of fall out - full strand, which I can't afford 😩
When people say...."my hair doesn't react well to bleach"....just because they want to go from black to platinum in one session 🤣
Like yes girl, I wouldn't react good to chemical burns too.
It's ludicrous... 😂.. Never ceases to amaze me.
Being native I can tell you my hair doesn’t take bleach I had it bleached at a salon it was bleached 3 times and only got to light brown and I only wanted it light enough to put a teal on top .
@@Nizhonibearcreek only light enough for teal??? you need it a level 10 for teal lol. you need to use a very low developer and take a very long time and a lot of product to get platinum in one go. or else it will turn out orange so light brown
@@poshniall i was able to get teal hair over level 8 :) my natural level is a 2 so i didn’t want to cause excess damage
i used a blue semi permanent and mixed it with an aquamarine tone, both were very pigmented shades for the line i was using so that’s why i suspected it came out beautifully on my hair. i also think adding the blue helped it cancel out some of that orange yellow tone underneath
you just have to know good colour theory to achieve the colour you want! unless you want it to be pastel then of course you will need to be a level 9-10, especially for cool toned colours
also, if you’re having problems lightening the hair over multiple sessions, it likely has to do with the resistant porosity of your hair, especially if it’s very healthy, but the strength of the bleach should open the cuticle right up and allow it to lift the pigment out, so i’m not sure how it couldn’t work.
Hair Buddha is like your dad who isn't angry, he's just very disappointed 😄
It is so much worse to be a disappointment than to be angry with you.
Yeah that's the worst!!! My dad did that. Horrible. Just like this video!!! 😂😂😂😂 I have black hair and I would never play with it.
I have one very clear word for this beautiful lady if she wants blond hair: WIG
@Lina S Me too! I think there are so many options and they are so well done now.
Yes! I'm 51 and my hair is colored in a beautiful auburn shade. I'm planning on going grey in a few years and my plan is to buy a wig to get used to see myself with grey hair.
@@rosanilebron1566 Ho my God !! Me too !!!
I'm a bit younger than you, but I wanna walk around with grey hair, when I still can "afford" it.
I will do box braids, though.
This was my thought when I saw the title! 😅
Yeah, she has really beautiful really dark hair & it's not going to look as good bleached.
Her: “I don’t understand.”
Hair pro: 16:28 “I do, I just explained…” 🤣 😂 💀 😂 🤣 I love you Hair Buddha
He’s hilarious 😂
“From black to black without bleach” had me in stitches. 😆
I had so much fun going in for my regular brown root touch up. I told my stylist, whom I love and am friends with, that I wanted to go platinum that day. Her face was the best with her shock and concern on what the heck she was going to do and say to me! I told her I was kidding and she was so relieved! 🤣😂🤣😂
Poor thing, you gave her a mini heart attack on the spot!
Does Laura know you're using her name?
She'd be beautiful with some Auburn hair.. Her eyes would pop.
I would look horrible with dark hair. She has perfect coloring for dark hair. It’s very beautiful on her. Sad that she wants blonde.
Does anyone remember the Barbie heads where you could pull out "new" hair to make it longer? I was just thinking of that & wishing we could do that with our hair every time we ruined it. 😆
😂😂😂 yes I do remember…that brought back memories
😂😂 I remember!!!
I remember them 😂
I had a one of those!!!!! But you called my doll Tressy!!!!!❤❤❤
Remember the Rapunzel doll that was like that where you could cut her braids off and reattach them
Aw, the little smug look on HB's face when she said it wasn't working 😂😂
Rachel Maksy was trying to achieve completely different results- using a color remover to go from semi permanent dark brown to red (She’s s natural blonde who dyed her hair red for years then tried brown for a change). Going from black dye to light blonde to blend greys is a big task without a professional colorist!
Right?!? And if I remember right, she wasn't super excited with the results!
I just said basically the same thing! Also it didn't completely work.
Rachel achieved some color removal but it wasn’t as light as her original red- resulting in her disappointment. Then after using the color remover, I think she made the mistake that HB mentions at the end of this video i.e. She didn’t rinse out all the loose pigments on the lengths, because when she went over it with red color it turned darker again. Ultimately between cutting off some of her length & bleaching (& using extensions/half wigs! Haha) she’s “restored” her coppery red!
@@onlyalittlebitnerdy yes you have to rinse and rinse thoroughly. I used it to get the black outa my natural ginger hair and it works ... but gotta do it right.
Omg hair Buddha congratulations on reaching 500k!!! You more than deserve it! 💜💖👏👏🥳🎉🍾🎊
You had some really wonderful and new information in this one that I thoroughly enjoyed!! Plus, calling her "sweet" for thinking that color remover would take her all the way to her natural color was hysterical! Like we say in the South, "bless her heart" 😂
Love it when people put so much effort into going from black to black
Muffled Laughter.
Rachel Maksey was going for red, not white lol. White hair is so hard to achieve without going to a salon. I've finally gotten there but it has taken a long time and a lot of bleach lol. I also keep my hair short bc it's so much easier.
same! I think it's color fun, OR it's length
I love Rachel
My english teacher Ms Henchy was no older than 25 and had completely grey hair. She rocked her natural color in a short bob and she was so gorgeous. I love natural grey hair color. ❤
My grandfather, Mom and myself all started going grey in our 20s.
Good wigs can be found at reasonable prices these days. I wish people who wanted huge changes would go for that option instead of ruining their hair.
As a hairdresser who has a lot of experience coloring their hair (and also removing haircolor), I've noticed that a lot of these color removers are mainly made for semi/demi-permanent color, neither of which lift the hair to deposit color. I'm going to assume she used black box dye on her hair, and box dye is typically permanent color. Permanent haircolor lifts your hair before depositing color. So if you're lucky enough to find a color remover that works on permanent haircolor, you will definitely not see your natural hair color, even with all artificial pigment removed.
Hair Buddha, you’re such a gem!! I learn so much from your videos. I gave myself silver under lights on my brown going grey on temples, after three bleaches with 20 vol. and white silver toner very small sections and I’m so pleased. Much confidence and knowledge really felt I knew what I was doing this time. Much thanks!
After the second treatment the brown really suited her, it really brought out her eyes
Started watching your videos like a week ago? And I’m addicted haha no politics nothing heavy, I don’t even get my hair done but it’s fun to watch and hey I’m learning something 😂 now when my daughter gets to this phase of her life I can help her out haha
Hair Buddha, you bring me so much joy. I used to be one of those people frying my hair at home and having a permanent pixie cut. I learned so much and my hair is so much better for it, thank you. You are so lovely and entertaining.
I love the way you explain exactly what will happen before it does!! When I saw the last cap over her head I just knew she would be back to black again 🤦♀️😊
When my hair is orange, I use mix blue toner wella T50 with like T35 and/or T27 to tone it down for a cooler tone.
All they have to do is look at the color wheel and go to the opposite color for a cooler tone. For yellow use purple toner for orange use blue toner. Google is our friend.
Also the level of developer matters. If you’re not a professional (like me) I would NOT use a 40 developer (that’s for the pros) I stay in my lane with the 20 developer. pH balance matters and a purple shampoo dries out your hair so use a moisturizing condition with purple shampoo. I’m still a work in progress…
Thanks Hair Budda. It was very educational as always. I even have my daughter which isn't even in her teens yet talking about bleach and pigments that are lifting 😂😂😂
That warm brown suits her perfectly 😊
New to your channel! I like how you always find something nice to say about the people in the videos. It makes me feel good to hear that.
I've been doing my hair for over 30 years , and in the start I messed up real badly, time and time again. (We didn't have TH-cam and internet was still dial-up).😂 but I learned as I went but my hair was FRIED for years lol. Finally learned about colour chemistry and theory for my hair about 18 years ago which before you do your hair you NEED to know this very basic information. Still boggles my mind that with all the stylists and professionals online and videos that are available that people are still going ahead and ignoring the very basics 😂 and still frying their hair and messing up. (Helps to know your hair type as well and if you are unsure just pop into a hair salon and ask them to look at your hair for a minute and they will tell you what type of hair you have...it costs nothing to ask). 😊
Awwww, that’s too bad. The brownish red looked really nice on her.
Would love to see you do hair Hair Buddha!💯
People don't read the instructions properly. They need at least 10 minutes of rinsing, and you can't apply permanent dye over it for a while. I've used colour removers several times over the years and they do work, but read the instructions to make sure you understand what will happen!
Hello, Hair Buddha! This is going to be interesting. Thank you for brightening my day again. Have a great weekend, Hair Buddha and friends. 🌞❤🌈
I started turning silver at age 14....along with a shock through the middle....so I first started with auburn....now I'm pink. The more silver...the brighter the pink. The rest.....needs a lightener. She eventually will need a bleach or lightener after the color remover.
Funny! I found my first grey at 12, was red for years, and now I dye my silver hair pink too!
@@LaynieFingers hey Pinky... welcome to the fun!!!
@@peepla7 Thank you! Life is too short for boring hair!
@@LaynieFingers Right!!!
I got my first greys at 12 and slap henna on it once a month.
And that's the reason why i just did box-dye a couple of times and gave up. I just wear my greys nowadays. 10 months and going strong. Lol
Congratulations on 500k!
I'd love to see a video from you doing a hair colour removal on dyed dark hair.
Like bleach wash vs bleach wash vs baking soda
Hi Hair Buddha!! I was waiting for a no no no no no reaction!!!! and...as usual you delivered!! Thankyouxxxxx . Must say you are so knowledgeable about hair and colour❤ love you ..have a good weekend xx
And this is why we go to school and apprentice for 1000+ hours (at least in the US) to become a licensed hairstylist 😊. HB did a great job explaining the basics of color.
I love how you explain everything in detail it's so interesting to watch
I'm in progress. First bleach wash, second brightener with oxy volume 10. Now i have light honey-yellow blond 😁
Hey, Hair Buddha! Just popping in to suggest you contact Wella and tell *them* to remove 20 volume developer from their instructions, as that is where people get that. Love your channel!
It took me LITERALLY 3 weeks to get the color remove smell out. Smelled like rotten eggs. 🤢
Gotta say, I've used Color oops with success (not sure how different it is from what she used) but i ~think~ what contributes to the dryness is the shampooing....3 times in one sitting, plus she did another session, so 6 times in 2 days?? My hair would be quite dry too!
I got my first grey hairs at the age of 9. I was completely white by the time I was 30, yes white, not salt and pepper. I colour my own hair with some temporary colours mixed with a conditioner. My hair is usually blue or purple now.
Never use a colour remover then go straight on with permanent colour, oxidising happens and it returns back to the colour you were trying to remove. That shows you didn't rinse out your color enough after the removal, you need to let it rest
There was me always coveting dark hair as a blonde kid. ColorFix is good however unlike ColorOops or ColourB4 I do find it lifts natural colour. I was told by a hairdresser she suspects it contains bleach or agents.
The only damage I've ever gotten from color removers (like Color Oops) was from having to wash multiple times and the RINSING. Dried my hair right out. But, in trying to combat that, I also got rid of the HORRID smell. For some reason, Garnier Whole Blends Honey conditioner made it disappear. Next time I washed my hair, there was a subtle hint, but using the conditioner again got rid of it completely. Nothing else has ever worked.
I've used colour removers and never had damage, this woman had unrealistic expectations - especially thinking she didn't need bleach, I sat here rolling my eyes. My sister put a dark brown on her hair, a frigging box dye, even though I had told her not to and that I would do her hair (cover grey) in her natural light brown auburn colour, so I had the job of getting rid of it, I used one colour remover and got all of that dark brown out, I also made her bend over the bathtub so I could rinse it for 10+ mins, no damage whatsoever.
Several weeks after using color oops, I couldn't take that sulfur smell any more and colored it with garnier to get rid of the smell.
@@teresadixon2899 That stuff smells horrific, but I'd gladly use it over bleach any day! I've also recently used Color Prep which is made by the Color Oops brand. Don't have to wash/rinse as much and doesn't stink AS much, but works great. I had a line of color like the girl in the video, darker ends cuz they are more porous, and thus stuff removed it and evened everything out. Sadly I didn't have any Garnier conditioner left. Don't know what's in their stuff, but their Honey Treasures and Coconut oil ones smell kinda perfumey, but they get rid of that smell.
I'm so glad to hear you recommend a bleach bath. It's such an under used method. So much more efficient with certain desired results.
My uncle started going grey at 15. By 40, he was completely grey. My aunt calls him her Silver Fox.😄
Some people look better grey. My mom has the most pristine white hair you ever saw.
@@nobodysbaby5048 my uncle looks fantastic grey. His first wife hated it and made him dye his hair. He stopped dying it after the divorce. His second wife loves his grey hair!
@@librarymousemama glad he found a queen to appreciate him for who he is. 👏🏼
Ive been turning gray since i was 12. Ive always wanted to go blonde but my hair is black too. Im 36 now and my hair turns out is skipping gray but going silver/white. So i discussed with my hairdresser and we are going to speed the process and im going to white with brownish lowlights. Last month we started with the first ash blonde/blonde highlights. And in 8 weeks we are going to add more until its finished.
Your reactions and expressions will forever be the best 👏🏻
Almost fully gray by 22. Sucked with the crazy world we live in. I stopped coloring at 50 and never looked back. It is what it is.
I’ve learned so much watching your videos, I knew this wouldn’t work!
She’s so pretty with her white skin tone and pretty eyes, the black, the brown, look gorgeous
Not going to lie, I thought when it said 'black to blonde with no bleach' that she would pull out a wig?! Bless her for having to learn these mistakes herself! 🤗💖
Thank you Hair Buddha! Your explanations have helped me to understand that I don't actually have brown hair but some sort of medium blond which explains why when I bleached my hair, circa 2006, that it came out light yellow, not baby chicken yellow, but enough where I wasn't embarrassed to go out. It was fun but I haven't done anything since, maybe I'll try henna.
Henna is great, but make sure you want to stay red, because it is well nigh impossible to remove.
Your so great at this, I love watching, so helpful too, great hairdresser ✌️
I just learned a bunches of things I didn't know...THANK YOU!😻
Yes I have learned from this video, don’t keep messing around with your hair colour. Use a professional hair colourist. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂👍❤️🤣
I've learned so much from watching your videos, I enjoy and appreciate you
These products work for me, because I use semi permanent (marketed as 8 to 12 wash dyes). They stink to high hell, though, so I would rather wait months for it to fade naturally.
Also, this guy is the best. With the help of his videos, and several years of trying my hand at various things, I've gotten to the point where my own mother trusted me to bleach highlights into her hair the other day. And this guy played a big part in my ability to do that. I could hear his voice reminding me to take thin sections while applying foils to her hair, every time I was sectioning one out. Her hair came out AMAZINGLY. I missed a couple of spots, so the highlighting is a little sparse in 3 places, but I'm super proud of it, and she is happy because it was the first time she has had her hair done in over a decade after a hairdresser messed it up badly. I'm also grateful for my friend who was my test subject every time I wanted to try something new. Luckily, he never had to shave his head after any new things.
This young lady is so lovely as with her first hairstyle. I started coloring my hair after having kids so I understand wanting the change
Y liked this video very much
Myself can not use haircolors dye cause of hennah use which does better for my hair.
About the gray hairs
Yve read about it that the taking away pigments from the follicle is connected to the liver. Liver cleansing will help get pigments back in polishing sunny shines.
I haven't finished the video yet but I'm gonna assume that she's gonna get discouraged because she won't be platinum with this color remover and then just dye her hair black again 😂
Wow... so interesting 😳 so much to learn. Thank you 🙏
Wow, 500k plus followers...how cool.
Love your hair care videos, I have learned so much. And your travel videos of you and the family are great.
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The lay people of the world have no clue the complexity of the Art of hair!! Entertaining H.Budha!! P.s. you are reaffirming my knowledge of my profession. Thanks my cohort in beauty😎🌞
People need to think about how strong color pigments are. Dyed hair can be washed, treated, blowdried, hot-ironed and the pigment lasts through it all. Imagine what it takes to then remove all of it.
love that explanation on whitening hair, needed to hear it
I have natural black hair and I started getting grays really early as well, also around 15 and so did my aunts and uncles that had black hair not dark brown.
Thanks sweet Hair Buddha! ❤️🇳🇱❤️
After she realized her hair went back to black is the PERFECT time to do a vitamic C treatment. I know you say it doesnt work but It does, you just have to know when to use it. It ONLY works (in my experience) on freshly dyed hair. And if she mixed the vit c powder with clarifying shampoo it would have taken all that black right back out like she never evn dyed it. When I was a blonde and doing my roots myself they would constantly turn green- but mixing up a batch of vit c+clarifying shampoo and then applying it to the green takes it out. Either that or put a bunch of ketchup on your roots to try and counteract the green and pray for the best lol
Rachel Maksy was just removing hair dye. She was going back to red. Also if you watched that you saw it didn't completely work. She's corrected it since.
501 Every Hair Buddha episode I realize how much I don't know about hair. 😂
The biggest tip I can give anyone dying their hair dark brown or black when it comes to doing the root touch up don't just cover the whole head of hair with that dark dye because you are adding another layer of pigments to the mids and ends every time you do it so if you decide you want to change the colour in the future it will be so much harder to get all those added pigments layered up on your hair if you need to dye roots then just do your roots don't over lap then when you are rinsing it out the colour will lightly wash over your minds and ends and refresh the colour anyway without adding loads more un needed pigments
She could have avoided all this if she had done a stand test first. 🙄
If u R doing that severe switch
Use K18
It fixes your hair from
the INSIDE OUT
Wash hair
NO Conditioner
1 pump
Rub between your hand till it
*foams*
Start with
Roots to ends
Need More/lots of Thick hair or lots of it?
2-3 Pumps
Dry hair slightly =60% damp
Let it SIT FOR
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LEAVE IN CONDITIONER
Use 4
6 washes
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Every few shampoos 4 maintenance!
3:10 Yay, Rachel! Floor troll. LOL
Hi hair Buddha! Nice to see you again, I think all these women that want to go blonde are asking for miracles!,,, 🤣🤣🤣
Feels like you are the father figure for all our hair, you are here to protect hair 😊🤗. Or the hair godfather !!
Likely the best way for her to embrace her unpigmented ("grey") hair is to cut a lot of that dyed hair off and trim off the dyed hair as it grows out. Or shave her head 😜
I predict a crazy outcome to her attempt. Hair Budda knows what he is talking about when it comes to hair!
When I decided to embrace my gray I got it cut pretty short, a nice cut with nice layering and then kept having the ends trimmed regularly for a few months. If your hair grows really slow, probably a few foil highlights or low lights would help too.
Despite the damage from the color remover her hair is shinier than my hair ever was or will be haha. Also, the dark hair is very beautiful on her with her complexion and eye colour.
I'm utterly confused! I thought she liked the brighter, redish brown after 2x colour remover. I thought she would try to get the rest of her the lengths the same. And she ends up with the same colour she had.... well, if it makes her happy 🤗
Have a good weekend!
I started watching your videos for entertainment only😂. But now i am watching because i am learning so much. I bleached and toned my hair from red back to blond. Well it looked really funny. There is still going on some orange, yellow and even white parts, but i not dare to touch it by myself again. Too much different Shades going on. I just let it grow out. Luckily my natural blond is not that dark so it will blend in. 😊 Thank you for teaching us what not to do 😊
I went to a salon that's well respected in my area
I am naturally dark blonde and wanted to go to ash blonde (not drastic)
The girl turned my hair clown orange
I had to go to another salon because I didn't trust the original girl after that and she didn't add enough toner
Another salon did the toner and now it looks ash blonde
I used that color oops stuff after my hair went black from auburn (and I'd been dying it black to match). It was interesting to see the black at the roots and about 4 inches down then it going to dark auburn
I didn't have bleach or10 or 20 volume developer so I mixed 3% hydrogen peroxide the one used for cleaning wounds with shampoo and put it on the darker parts only it took them to a lighter brown that matched the color removed part. Also a hairdresser told when you dye your hair just do regrowth don't overlap it, later on if you want to bleach it it's easier. Thank you Buddha enjoyed this video
I have natural red hair and my aged color is white and i love it.I wish i knew how to bring out the white even more because it looks mostly like highlights now .Any suggestions would be appreiciated .?
WOW! Finally A video I can Relate to ! And you ARE Beautiful!!!!...... I Also notice you have replied to youre comments vwhich I think is So lovely, ( you probably wont even see this . LOL . it's 2 years later .But I wanted to send my love and thanks to you regardless... I have white grey hair but with mixed darker pieces so I bleached it and play around with, pink etc... I lost the perfect elasticity in it?😉😻... I do try to take Really good care of my hair Myself because I play around with it. So much 🤣..just started Aphogee , both the protein treatment and 2 minute , but I can't seem to get the elasticity (?moisture) back in my hair? My hair will just snap if I do the stretch test? I do Olaplex/ masks/ oils etc LOTS? Not sure if you have any advice?
Anyways lotsa live from Canada xxx Sarah 🥰🙏💕
When I went from (dyed) black, back to brown, it took 8 hours in a salon, two lots of bleach at a low volume, olaplex, and a semi-permenent over it and cost me a lot of money. My hair after the first bleaching was a reddish-orange, after the second was orangey-yellow and then we coloured it. The end result was a lovely dark chocolate brown. I find it hilarious that people expect to be able to go from black to blonde in any short length of time. It takes A LOT of work if you don't want to ruin your hair.
They should be listening to you! Drives me crazy lol 😆 😅🤣😂
I love when he says "oh no no no noooo" 🤣🙌
I dyed my hair last month and it turned into an orange and I really liked the color with a blonde box dye, have natural dark brown
Entertained yes 🙌 hahaha and learned .. I like the suggestion of the bleach wash on her ends ✨😎
Greetings from Italy( Toscana)!!!🤗
As a professional nothing makes me sicker than watching people try to do what we have spent ten thousand dollars and a year of school to learn. And always without any basic research. Love your videos hair buddah have a great day :)
TO TATJANA: please reply to this comment and answer lina D's question for me too
Lina S's*
My hairdresser ruined my hair (root much lighter than the lengths) and I came home with a strange hair color and an empty wallet. Since then I prefer to do my regrowth myself. Has never failed. I only go to the hairdresser to get it cut.
Nothing?
Starving children?
War and disease?
For you it’s people playing with their own hair colour
How bizarre
@nowirehangers2815 🤣 ya that's exactly the take away I was hoping people would understand . On a video about hair. My friend there are so many children that require your help im shocked you even have time to browse youtube :p I hope ur having a better day lmaoo
When I wanted to take of a too dark color I used "NIRVEL color out" and It works pretty well.... Now... I'm grey blond ashy hair and I like It !!! It cover my white hair muc better than a dark color (as You Say My Favorite Mister Hair B.!!!! My Favorite Conseiller in Hair !!!!!
Where I’m from ; - a remote Scandinavian village where everybody had boring light blonde hair, we would have murdered to have her hair color!! 0:15 👈🏻😛 (= Hyperbole). So for years I’ve dyed my hair dark with the type of dye that washes out over time, as in my portrait here. By the way, this is the only existing photo of me with a tan. I gave up tanning thanks to 2 pimples that appeared out of nowhere on my nose, and the pimples lasted longer than the tan I had wasted my entire summer holiday to achieve. 😑 😹
I think she never rinsed out the pigments good enough after using it the first time, because I'd say i see reoxidation of the pigments. She looked darker again the next day
I love the way you say blonde 😆 your just the best love watching your videos 🇬🇧
Im learning so much about science and biology?(maybe biology of the hair 😅) with him, i love it! 😊
I used a colour remover last year for the first time. My hair was heavily coloured with permanent and semi permanent, purple and blue . My hair is naturally about 80% white.
It went gold! It was REALLY light. I still don't understand as there were surely very few pigments in my hair that would leave yellow?
Yes, the stuff smells awful, and is not nice to your hair. I had quite a bit of fall out - full strand, which I can't afford 😩