How To Dye Hair At Home Like A Professional
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- In this video I will help you Dye Hair At Home Like a Professional. I will show you how to choose your hair color and apply it. Most importantly you will be able to understand the color theory!
I hope this information is helpful!
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Thank you Kristy! This was the best educational video on hair color that I’ve seen!! I feel much more confident coloring my hair!
The best video I've found in two days about hair dying. Thank you very much!!
Awww Thank you Greta. You are so welcome
Yo tambien, es un mundo nuevo para mi ,y quiero aprender.
Wow 🥰 thank you so much you have no clue how much you’ve helped me, I want to dye my hair so bad but I don’t have enough money and won’t anytime soon, you explained everything so well and now I am ready to do my own hair! God bless you!
Thorough explanation! Thank you 🦋
Grateful for your straightforward, gracious way of walking us through something that makes a real difference for those of us who can't afford to go to a salon for this. Thank you for making a real difference in the world--as hair is clearly something that can affect our sense of self, whether for better or worse. Your work is a gift; thank you.
Great tips
Kristy, you're such a great instructor with a super sweet soul. Thanks for explaining all this so clearly to me--a non-pro who's now starting to manage my own color while growing out my gray!😍
Gracias bella, muy informativo..🙏
I’ve seen sooo many videos trying to learn about this and you my love were by farrrr the best in explaining it so well! Thank you ❤
Thank you so much!
Thank You! Thank You! My first time to dye my hair
Amazing....very transparent. Loved 😍
What a great explanation! This video should see anyone who considers dying hair at home! Nice video, great job! Thank you so much for this!
Thank you so much
Excellent presentation, clear, concise & informative. Thanks very much!
Thank you Nancy!
Thank you sweety you're awesome and make it so easy to understand color. Thank you so much I'm a huge fan of yours pretty smart lady. 💕
Thank you so much for this video! It was very informational and you explained it so well!!!
Thank you! So much for watching
Thank you for all your wonderful information and taking the time to share your wealth of knowledge 💕.
Thank you Joyce for also taking the time to share your kind words!
Ilove your video .
I’ve looking for a video like this for years. Thanks a lot.
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Me too :)
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Thank you so much!! So useful video 👌🏻🌸
Thank You! I’m so glad this tutorial was helpful.
Best explanation I've heard--thank you!
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Great video!!🌸🌸
Thanks so much!
Wow you have just explained this so clearly thank you so much for this video now I exactly know what I’m doing. 😘 you could be a great teacher!
Thank you! I’m so glad it helped.
Thanks for sharing I just bought some of this hair color .
June Lune hi,
Thanks for watching
I love this brand of hair color. It’s gentle yet beautiful.
Thank you, excellent explanation 😇👍
Thank you 😊!!
Love,love,love your training video. I’ve very fine long hair 20% grey. Coloured it 12 weeks ago with 20% peroxide & N7-1 for 45 mins it’s really breaking. Virgin hair growth 5ish, I want to get back to N5 and kill off the orange. Shall I use N5-2 ? 20% peroxide on regrowth & 10% on lengths, or should I go steady and use 10% volume all over. Also timing please for both as I guess 45mins was too long on my fine hair. Thank you for your expertise
Well explained
Thank you Charmaine!
Kristy - What an excellent video. The details and examples you included are so helpful. You can tell you love doing this.
I’m new to hair coloring and you have given me the tools to do it with confidence.
Thank you!
Hi Maria Rodriguez
Thank you for watching! I do love coloring hair. I will be uploading an updated toner and shadow root video soon. If you have any questions I’m here to help. Your compliments are so kind!
Kristy. I love your informative detailed videos. I have been coloring my roots for 16 years and when needed apply a few highlights. My roots are completely gray now. I have always used 20V with my color. So, if I understood correctly, in my case I should be using 30V? I've never done that as I thought it would damage the hair and cause it to be brassy. Although, I do notice the color fades quickly on the growth I have touch up. I know this is an older video, but if you see this could you please let me know if I should be using 30V on the root growth. Thanks so much!
Thank you so much for an extremely helpful video for a complete hair colour noob like me :)
A Hi, Thank you 😊 for watching. I always am so grateful for these responses. I’m glad it helped
Hi Kristy, absolutely love how you describe everything in much detail in all your video's. Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge. I was hoping you could kindly advise on the self life for both a sealed and opened color tube as well as peroxide/activator?
Hi Bianca
I will be happy to answer all of your questions.
I have just been in the hospital for almost two weeks and I truly do not know how much longer. I have some brain swelling and will probably be having a biopsy scheduled. I really want to get home and back to work. I love making videos that are helpful to all of you. I just didn’t want to share this situation publicly and get that kind of attention but of course I love all my viewers and so many are asking where I am.
I’m not sure about the shelf life of the product but when I can I’ll look it up for you. XOXO
@@kristymaccone7045 oh my that sounds horrible. No problem at all thank you for your reply I appreciate it very much. Yes I also miss your videos and look much forward to a new one. Wishing you a healthy speedy recovery
Thank you for such an informative video! I'm going to use Igora and try dying it myself for the first time. I have some very basic questions if you don't mind answering? I have virgin light brown hair about a level 6. I'm going to use 7-57 and a little 0-77 with 20 vol to achieve a light coppery color. Do I need to start at the roots if I'm coloring everything the same color? Does it matter? Would you recommend only using the 0-77 on my ends or should I use it everywhere since it's all virgin hair? Sorry it's so many questions! 😅 Thanks for any help!!
Thank you for this video! It was very helpful.
Clarissa Menna thanks for watching. I’m so glad you thought it was helpful. I try to make videos that might help others.
So very helpfull! I have exactly the same haircolour like you - how many % Volume Peroxide did you use to cover 30% grey? Thank you so much 🙂
Finding this 3 years later but never too late 🥰
Learned so much from you. Thank you so much 💗
Gracias por tan buena info!! Buenísimo el video. Encontré tu video buscando tutoriales de cómo cubrir las canas con Igora, porque los tintes de caja que usaba ya no me cubren igual!! tengo muchas canas y siento que se me deslava el color muy rápido. Me anime a comprar Igora porque amo Schwarzkopf, son excelente sus productos pero nunca lo he hecho yo sola, combinando el peróxido de 20 y todas esas cosas. Me pedí un 5-50 que es parecido a mi color natural, pero no se si deba combinarlo con algún cenizo para lo que comentas de cubrir lo mejor posible las canas. También, me compre un 7-50 porque le pediré a una amiga que me aplique algunos puntos de color como baby lights con el mismo (en otro video vi que Igora Absolute es bueno para eso, así no decoloro porque no me gusta mucho la idea). Qué consejo me darías? combino el 5-50 con un Ash o me lo aplico solo para unificar tomo mi cabello y después, en otro día, hacer los puntos de color? Me ayudarías mucho con tu opinión. Mil gracias!
Hola
Gracias por ver el video.
Disculpa que no había visto su mensaje.
Me imagino que ya se tiñó el cabello pero de todos modos quiero contestar.
El 5-50 es perfecto para cubrir esas canitas. Lo puedes mezclar con un 5-1 para asegurarte que el color no te quede muy cálido. Especialmente si sabes que los tintes tienden a verse más cálidos o rojizos. Y puedes usar un peroxido 20 pero si tienes muuuuchas canas mejor utilizar un peróxido 30.
Espero que esto la ayude en algo!
Your hair is a gorgeous colour. I have blond from passing the winter in Cali last winter. I have grey, I have red pigmentation...a hairdresser doesn't know what to do with me...I will check out E-color👍🏻
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@kristymaccone7045 Hi Kristy, I would really appreciate if you can help me out , I would love to change my hair color but my hair has been really weak for a while, so I'm afraid it gets weaker or damaged if I color it ..I've been checking igora lately , but I dont know which type would be best for my hair and which color would match my skin(fair to light neutral with brown eyes) & not wash me out without makeup.. my natural hair level is around 6, wavy -medium length "around chest length" with thin ends, it tends to get frizzy when dryed ... I would like to have a lighter more vibrant color & less frizzy hair.. Hard equation, I know 😅.. any suggestions ? 🙈
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When you use demi-perm over the les than 30% gray coverage, how long does it last before you have to do it again? Thanks!
Best video!! With shelter in place again here in CA my hair apt is now canceled. Was considering doing baby highlights (partial) myself. My hair is dark, I use box dye, specially L’Oréal 4A dark ash brown to do my root touch ups. My re growth is mostly grey but this dark covers it perfectly! I’d like to attempt a partial highlight myself... But I never know what color to buy!! My hair lifts very well! Always has. Any suggestions on color numbers to use for a partial highlight (2-3 level lighter with cooler tones vs warmer tones) ??
Hi
I’m happy to help.
Thanks for watching
A lighter hair dye will not lighten your darker base color. This is because hair dye can not lift or lighten previously dyed hair. You will need to use a bleach for the baby highlights. The weaving and application itself is the same, the only difference would be the product you use.
You can probably use a bleach with peroxide volume 20. And just keep checking the foils so it doesn’t over process. It usually takes like 15-20 minutes to lighten.
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What products did you use? Thank you
Great tips!! Thank you xoxo
Beauty forty-fied Thanks I’m glad you found it useful. If you have any questions I’m happy to help.
Grt vdo on hair dye ❤🤩...
Can u make a video showing the difference in hair color lift by using different volumes (on alrdy dyed hair) 🤔
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Thanks for sharing your knowledge! It was very helpful. There are some points that I did not get. For choosing a product to reach our desired color, should we consider or virgin color our or current dyed hair color? Also, the time that we should leave the color+peroxideis counts since we are done with putting all colors on our hair or it counts down once we start dying?
Hi
Thanks for watching
Well you should always take into consideration the natural hair color because you will always have regrowth to touch up. But if your hair has been previously colored you should know that a lighter hair dye will not lighten a previous darker hair dye. But you can apply the same color or even darker if you like.
Does this help?
Hi Kristy
I mixed 8-00 full tube with half a tube 0-11 on natural level 4 50% grey hair with 20vol
It lifted the level well but didn’t cover grey hair
She had thick coarse hair
Can you tell me where did I go wrong? Thanks
Hi thanks for this video … I have lots of gray hairs and to make it easy on m I just paint my hair brown to cover my gray I notice after two or three washes grays come back I hope you can help me thanks
Thank you, this is such an informative video!!
I want to tone my hair with a Schwarzkopf vibrance, can I use a 9% developer from Loreal Diactivateur? Or should it be from the same brand?
Hi, thanks for watching!! Well in theory I guess you can use a different brand developer but the results will not be guaranteed. I personally have never tried it with a different brand. I guess you could give it a shot ñ, although I wouldn’t, but I would love to know how it works.
Hi Kristy, thank you so much for this video. I used igora royal for the first time last month and i love it. But, what shampoo and conditioner do you recommend for keeping the color longer. Thanks again, Nancy
Hi Nancy
Schwarzkopf hair color is great. I like to use a good quality shampoo without sulfate to protect the beautiful results and help it last longer.
I’m using Oribe right now ( it’s pricey)
Others I love!
Colleen Rothschild hair mask is so great. I basically use it as a conditioner. And the shampoo is good.
Morrocan oil
Schwarzkopf also has great hair care.
I like products with Argan oil as well.
Ty so much I enjoyed the video ❤️, you’re doing a great job
Hi, Thank you. I appreciate that very much.
I'm SO happy I found your videos!! They are awesome and your adorable. A few questions. I have very dark brown hair. Many stylists want to add black (level 2) and it always turns out too dark. When they use level 3, I find that it's a little too brassy. My hair has undertones of goldish warmth so a comination of the warm (I guess brassy?) and gold. Must be the combo of Portuguese and British decent. What color would you recommend? A few other questions - and maybe this is so long ago you won't know. What is your lip color and where did you get that awesome top?? Thank you SO much. You have helped me immensly!!!
Thank you Sabine. They want to add black to what? Are you trying to go darker?
@@kristymaccone7045 Hey Kristy. Didn't see your resonse earlier. I'm simply trying to figure out what color to use if I want to acheive a dark brown without brassyness to cover roots. Can I add some ash? My root touchup color currently is 4N. My colorist is using Pravana. I'm finding as my roots grow out that this is turning very orange/brassy. What color mix would you recommend in the Igora line? Thanks!
Thank you Kristy. This was a fabulous video you made. You taught me so much. I really appreciate your showing me how to correctly dye my hair. I have a question. My hair is solid light grey.How would I compare that on a chart. I don't know how many levels for developer to use or what tone to use with gray hair. I dye my hair usually with #8 preference and the color just washes out after 2-3 weeks. Now I know I was using the wrong volume and time. I always though of gray hair as having no color but you said there is.
Hi
Thank you Peggy
When it comes to grey we talk about what percentage of grey you have for example; is your hair 30% or 50% or 100% grey?
I like to make sure that I am using a permanent hair dye that provides100% grey coverage. Use a 30 volume peroxide and leave it on at least 45 minutes. Does this help?
Thank you Kristy. I'm 100% grey and since using your video I use thirty percent and use it for 45 minutes and my hair looks much better now than its been. Who ever thought that instead of the 20% that comes in the box that I would need 30%. You've made me so happy! I would like to switch to Schwartkopt Igora color but I don't know what color to use I would like to use a color that would match Preference #8. Its too hard to pick using the pictures. You are so knowlegeable!
Excellent and informative video. If someone has virgin hair and 25-30% gray, with natural Level 5 hair color, can you use a lighter level hair dye to affect only the gray strands, thus giving the illusion of highlights? So, if they are a level 5, can you go level 8 to cover the gray hairs as blonde? What about demi-permanent color. Would a toner work better since it only deposits color?
Great question! I would love to know is this info as well.
I love your hair colour! which colour do you recommend to get something like your hair colour? ive recently bleached and dyed my hair and the colour is a little off. its now a level 7 ish. do you think i should bleach again?
nadzz Thanks
I used a level 6 for my base and I used beach with volume 20 peroxide for my highlights..
Although I haven’t seen your hair, You can use the level 7 you have and just highlight your hair instead of bleaching it all.
Did you say you were going to be coming back to make videos?? I’m in such a jam, and have a job interview next week. I’ve only got shades Eq color gloss, around 20% gray to blend and if it were only doing roots, I could figure that out. Yet it’s the ends I don’t know what to do with.
Thanks a tonne for the amazing advise
Hi, well you can use vol 10 for a deep black. Or you can use a volume 20 and maybe have a little lift.
But when it comes to a black color, I always like to use a Demi permanent hair dye. Just in case you want to lighten the color after a while. This will make it easier to accomplish that. It’s like less of a commitment to black.
Hi I want to color my own hair at home I have 70% grey with medium corse hair I want to color it to a lightest blonde neutral color blonde not to warm but not very ashy. and not sure what percentage of developer to use on 70% Grey or color that would be best to achieve this. I would appreciate your help Thank you
I have 40 to 50 percent grey and box dyed it dark brown, how can i remove it to go dark blond , with brown shadow roots, any help will be very helpfull xx
Great video Kristy...I need an advice (been looking through YT videos and web pages for two days and getting crazy).
My natural hair are between a 5 and 6, very ashy, with 7.4 dyed lenghts (reddish undertone was a f*kin mistake). Now, what happens if I dye my whole hair 8.1 or 8.31 with 30% volume? Will it work on the dyed part? Is it better I do my lenghts before, to fix the reddish tone and lighten, and then see what to do with the natural roots? THANKS IF YOU CAN HELP ME, Martina (sorry for my English, I'm Italian)
Hi
Thanks for watching!
I’m sorry this happened to you, I know it can be frustrating.
Well truthfully hair dye over hair dye can not lighten the previously colored hair, BUT since you are only trying to lift one level, you may be able to do it.
I would try the 8.31 with volume 30 all over
OR you can apply the 8.31 with volume 30 to the reddish parts and apply the 8.31 with volume 20 to the regrowth to balance out the color and not end up with lighter roots. I hope this helps.
I’m a natural level 7 or 8 and very ashy and cool at that level. I’m looking to dye my hair a strong coppery auburn. I don’t want to go any lighter, just to get a rich copper that’s the same level or one darker if that’s how the developer takes it. Would using Schwartzkopf Igora Royal in 8-77 work with 10 volume developer or would 7-77 (which looks a touch less orangey copper, which would be less ideal) be better?
Hi
Well if you want it extra copper definitely go with -77
Bit if you would like more of an Auburn tone then you can even mix a formula like: 7-65
7-77
Mixed with vol 20
Hello from Greece, really nice video, i like the way you analyse and explain everything about hair coloring, just a quick question , i use also igora , i color my root with 7-1 and i use also 7-00 because i have a lot of grey hair more than 50 %, is it correct ? Or 7-0? If i use just 7- 1 will it cover greys?
Hi Elina! Thank you and yes you can mix these colors. It’s just fine. Actually I tend to mix any color that only covers 30% grey like you did with the 7-1 with the colors that cover 100% grey like you did with the 7-00. I would also use a 30 vol peroxide with this formula. Since the 00 series tends to have more pigment, I like a higher peroxide to work in the hair and avoid any darkness.
@@kristymaccone7045 thank you for this info, i always use 20 % developer as i thought it is less damaging with the hair, and yes it is a bit darker with the base colour 7-00. I will try using 30 % and see the difference. Thank you
Kristy thank you so much for this video!! I'm from Argentina, i want to ask you how i can fix my hair.. i aplied a lightening dye tone 12 on my virgin hair tone 5.. it turns out a tone 8 whith orange and yellow residual tones, i was thinking to use IGORA 8.11 but i dont want to this turn out green..and also i dont want to get a darker tone than i already have..i have also a little bit of growth in my roots of my natural colour tone 5, if i put a 8 untop of 5 what's going to happen? If you can help me i'll thank you so so much!! Excuse my english.. 😊💋
Lud G ahí
I’m glad it was helpful.
Can you send me a photo? This way I can help you better
This video is so informative and much needed. Couldn’t find a better video.
However, I have a question about what level colour to select. My mom’s hair is around level 4. And I want to lift it to around volume 7 with colour that also has grey coverage.
So, if a person’s hair is at natural level 4, should they select a level 4 colour? Can I select a level 7 or 9 colour for her? Will schwarzkopf igora royal metallics 9-18 be a good choice? We want to achieve a cool light brown or dark ashy blonde effect.
Mubashshira Waqas I’m so glad you found the video helpful.
If your mom is a natural level 4 you can definitely go up to a level 7 and maybe even a level 8. (A level 9 is a bit light since it’s going up 5 levels) . You can use the following formula for a cool or ash brown,
Igora Roral
1/2 oz 7-0
1/2 oz 7-1 or 7-2 or 7-3 ( choose one )
1 oz of peroxide 30
Ask yourself how much grey she has, ( what percentage is it closer to 30%, 50 % or 100%) This makes a difference in the end result. The formula that I showed you here is perfect for anyone who has grey. I always like to mix the ash colors with the natural colors to cover those greys!
I hope this helps and feel free to ask anything else!
Kristy Maccone Thank you so so so much, Kristy! This video has been super informative and made me really understand hair colour. And thank you so much for replying.
I realised I had another question. Her hair was professionally dyed a year ago, and the stylist used level 5 dye, and I think it was permanent. So do I have to bleach wash her old coloured hair leaving out the new growth? Because I am worried if I apply level 7 dye with 30 vol all over her hair, her regrowth would lift but the old hair won’t and it would be weird. Would that still happen even though her hair has been dyed a year ago?
Also, I want to use demi permanent hair dye this time so it would be easier to re colour her hair or go lighter next time. Are igora vibrance, pearl essence and the boosters demi permanent ranges? Can the hair be lightened with dye again and without bleach after using demi permanent dye?
Hi, I’m happy to help
Since her natural hair level is a 4 , I’m wondering what peroxide volume was used. Do you know?
Using a level chart, can you tell what level the colored hair has faded to? If you can answer that for me, I can help you a bit more
.
Regarding if you should use a Demi permanent hair color, if she has grey it won’t cover it that well and it will fade pretty fast. Also Demi permanent hair dye will not lift levels( it will refresh the color, darken and tone). See if you can answer those questions so we can create the perfect formula for your mom.
Thank you so much. I don’t know what volume was used, but her old hair is also back to level 4 again.
Thank you so much again. I will go for permanent colour to lift all of her hair. I will test the permanent dye on a strand first. If the old hair doesn’t lighten, I might bleach wash just the old hair so it can equally lighten with the new growth, when I lift it with the permanent dye and 30 vol. Is that the right way to go?
Yes that is exactly the way to do it. Test the strand including the part that isn’t dyed so you can see if they lighten equally.( basically the strand from scalp to end)
if you do have to bleach l,
really watch it as it lightens and remember it doesn’t have to lighten that much. As long as you can get up to a level seven.
Good luck, I would love to know how the end result turns out’l!
Great video. Im a natural ginger and im fading can i use the demi vibrance all over to boost it in 7.77 and what developer do i need?
Hi
Thank and yes you can. Vibrance Demi color has its own developer also called Vibrance. I hope this helps
@@kristymaccone7045 thank you so much i have searched everywhere. I will use 10% and report back 😊
I bought Schwarzkopf Igora 12-2 Special Blonde Ash Royal & 12-1
My roots are about 3 inches like long (natural light brown)
Bottom of my hair is highlights
What developer do u recommend?
Should i dye roots first? Wash off & then do highlights?
Hi
Do you know what is your natural hair level on a scale from 1 to 10? 1 being black and 10 being lightest blonde
I’m assuming that you are a natural level 7. And if that is the case I would use a peroxide volume 40. And yes I would definitely lighten the regrowth first and then after washed apply the highlights. It safer that way and easier to keep an eye on the highlights.
With that said, you probably will not achieve a perfect level 12 but you will get close enough and then will probably finish the look ( get to the level 12) with the highlights.
It’s sounds like fun. I would love to hear about your results!
So if you used box color for 8 months or so (level 4) not knowing better on your shoulder length hair (yes, all the hair not the roots only) and were only doing so to color gray roots due to lack of knowledge ( my friend is now so dark and is naturally a level 5) and you are near to black. How do you determine if Igora, Joico, Pravana or what ever color is actually a shade or two darker when applied which is common with many professional colors...example only: a 5-1 Igora Royal looks a shade darker shall we say when applied more then the example color. How does one know if they should go a shade or two lighter to maybe a 6N or mix a 6 and 7. l
I used to use Joico on my roots when I had darker hair ( natural level 4/5 warmer) now off topic I am very light I used 6N and a very little 7 ash tone and it was great.... to prevent my friend being to dark like the box dye has created and continuing with her roots ONLY for gray to get her back to a darker brown vs. shoe polish flat black my experience is with the professional colors is you need to go a shade or two lighter as so many pull a shade or two dark.
Probably making no sense... thank you if you understand and I understand if you don't. Your video was very well done. I just don't know how to get her on her way back to a darker brown and she is not one that could manage trying to take her hair up even one level with any method of color removal... So, I thought, lets start with the roots and.....
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I’m sorry I didn’t see this message before , I was actually in Costa Rica and now I’m behind with some messages.
Thanks for watching!
I think I understand your situation.
I think you would like the color to be a level 5 right?
But the ends are now darker from previous dye applications.
The safest way to go about it would be to just color the regrowth or roots with the natural hair color but keeping in mind that there is grey to consider.
In Schwarzkopf igora you can use a 5-1 mixed with 5-0 equal parts and formulate with a peroxide volume 30. You’ll achieve a perfect level five.
And then just hopefully the ends will fade as they grow out.
Another way to go about is to try and lighten the ends to a level five with a hair color remover or bleach.
Schwarzkopf usually does not appear darker than the color you choose.
I hope this helps!
Hey, this video helped a lot. I have virgin black hair and want a chocolate brown. Will I achieve this result with igora royal 6.66 and vol 20 developer and no bleach? Also need help with the mixing ratio and development time( I think it is 20 minutes, as mentioned in the video)
Thank you!
Hi Riya
If your hair is that dark that will give you a great base for a beautiful chocolate hair tone.
You could also probably be able to use a volume 30 peroxide as well, if you want more lift. Other colors I like for the chocolate tones are 5-68 and 6-68. But I’m sure 6-66 is going to look beautiful.
@@kristymaccone7045 thank you so much!
@@riyadebnath545 if you use a30 vol or 40 vol you don’t need to bleach. And you will come close to your desired tone. I would try this first because bleaching the hair can be a hassle. The mixing ratio is 1:1 and the if you use 30 or 40 peroxide you should let it process for 45 minutes. If you use 10 or 20 volume you process for 30 minutes.
Hi Kristy thank you for this video. The way you explain seems very easy and most of my doubts are now cleared. Due to the corona virus this is the 1st time I am planning to dye my hair by myself. The hairdresser used Igora Vibrance Gel Activateur 6 vol. + Igora Vibrance Ton sur Ton n.5 to cover grey hair and keep my natural color. But according to your video, I would need to use Peroxide vol. 30 with the ton sur ton and leave for 45 min., is that correct? Could you please clarify?
Hi Thank you so much for watching. Regarding your question, it depends on the amount of grey hair that a person may have. I do love the Vibrance hair line and it will work great if you have less than 30% grey hair and if you are looking to remain the same color that you are or go darker. It is not a product that will lighten your hair or cover much grey.
If you have more than 30% gray or want to lighten your base then you should
use a permanent hair color like Igora Royal and mix it with a 20 volume peroxide or higher. I hope this helps
@@kristymaccone7045 @Kristy Maccone Hello Kristy thank you very much. I do have some grey hair now is even more visible as I was waiting for lockdown in UK being relaxed so I could go in a hairdresser, which did not happen. I will try to use the same products used the first time. In case it does not cover the grey very much, how long I would need to wait to use a higher peroxide and a permanent hair color? Thank you again for your help. Kind regards, Carol
@@carolcarolcr yes you can do that . You do not have to wait to use a permanent hair color and higher peroxide after the process with Vibrance. Vibrance really does not open the hair cuticle to color hair and that’s the same reason it really does not cover that much grey. It is a Demi permanent hair color.
You can just wait until the color starts to fade or when you are ready to do color your hair next time.
It will not make a difference. I hope this helps
@@kristymaccone7045 Hi Kristy perfect. Thank you very much for that. You are very kind 😊
I'm blond never cover my grey ?What I did wrong?
My hair is dark brown
I have virgin hair right now i want to dye it teal I'm using energy blonde bleach and a 30 vol developer by wella and purple shampoo by fanola and hair dye blue in paul micheal and green by coloray what are tips for first time hair colorers
Hi
Since you have virgin hair, this should be easy to do. I recommend that you ask someone maybe to help you apply the bleach. This would be good so you don’t miss sections and it will be faster.
And remember to keep checking you hair so it doesn’t over process. And maybe even use some Olaplex in your hair bleach to protect the hair strand.
The bleaching is the hard part. So once you get that done applying the hair dye should be really simple.
Are you bleach all your hair or just the ends?
What is you natural hair level?
@@kristymaccone7045 just the ends and idk my hair level its black
So I suppose it’s like a balayage or ombré that you are going to do. I would recommend you watch a video on how to ombré your hair using a teasing technique!
I like to tease the hair after I section the piece I’m working on. And then apply the bleach to those ends that stay out of the hair that I teased. It gives the bleached hair kind of a subtle look in contrast with the darker part.
Since your hair is dark you should use a peroxide 30.
I hope it works out for you !
I’m new to this brand if you bleach black and the hair comes out red orange what formula would you recommend to remove that to what level can you go if it’s more orange then red What Formula best would you recommend please
Hi Bella
I am assuming that the red orange result is probably a lever 5 or 6. You have 2 alternatives: if you like to be a level 5 or 6 which is a medium brown but don’t want to see that orange warmth you can apply a Demi or semipermanent hair color in a 5-12 (ash) or a 6 ash to tone with the developer ( peroxide). That’s a safe process that’s not stressful or damaging to the hair. The second option is if you want to be lighter than a level 5, you can bleach with a lot of highlights to make it lighter and then tone with a demi or semipermanent hair toner. The level of toner should be the same as the new level that was a achieved with the highlights. I hope this helps.
@@kristymaccone7045 omg! Thanks you so much I’m super new to this line I’m loving BlonMe +9 and that made me look into their color line I was using Pravana and I know every line is different I just wanted to say this video was👌💯💯 Informative and I can’t wait to see more
Thank you for this great video! it was an easy-to-understand great explanation!
i have one doubt .. if 7-0 is medium blonde and 7-65 is medium blonde with chocolate and gold undertones, does it mean that 7-65 is lighter than the shade 7-0 just because the decimals are increasing, OR is it just that 7-65 is just the shade 7-0 but with chocolate and gold undertones.. Hope you got my question..
Hi Nida
Thanks for watching!
You are on the right track. The number before the dash is how light or dark your hair will be( level). All the numbers after the dash are the color direction. So in 7-65, it is a level 7 like a medium to light brown
and the 6 is that chocolate color and the 5 is the gold tones. So that means you will see more chocolate than gold. The first number after the dash is the dominant color direction.
i'm a natural 2 and get to a 10 with 30 vol and blondme
Hi
Thanks for watching! Yesss Blonde Me is great