Hair Mistakes that are REALLY AGING 

A video about how to transition to grey would be fantastic.

Yeah she could mines nearly white 😆

Yes! Mine is white. Best styles for silver hair, please.

I agree!!!!!!

Yes! Definitely! I’m sick of coloring mine.

Good for you! I let my grey grow out at the beginning of the pandemic. It is now just past bra band length and I’m enjoying the length and freedom from dye too.

I love grey hair. I’m 56 and my grey is coming in excruciatingly slow. I’m not dyeing it because I’m proud of my 50yrs.

Grey hair is ugly, aging and witchy. Yuk

Right on Carol!

I'm in line for this, too. :)

Yes please! I've been watching your videos on body types but I cannot figure myself out. Each time I think I'm something different. A service like this would really help a lot.

Yes, I've followed this channel a long time and always wish that. I feel Aly is quite gifted and I'd be very honored to get her advice on my style. I'd happily pay for that.

She needs to do this!

Thanks for sharing that because I didn't think she could be a hairdresser because she is so wrong about some of the hairstyles and color.

​@@starlite556my natural hair colour is yellowish blonde. Wth ? 😢

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There’s a bob for every person. It has to do with bone structure and suitability of the shape.

A bob has always been one of the most chic hair styles and especially if a person dresses well and modern/non-dowdy. I’d only ever consider to trade mine for a pixie but probably not going to do that. Love Ali’s hair 😍😍😍

But a Bob needs more maintenance than longer hair 😅 At least with my hair

What she's criticizing was the style back then.

Especially with those avant garde, minimalist hairstyles that Kibbe's dramatics especially pull off so well 🤌🏾💋

Agree with both of you. 👍

I’m African American and I’ve seen many African American women, rock bald or close cropped hair. A friend has alopecia and she wears wigs, scarves and her bald head, depending on the event, clothes and how she’s feeling. I know it’s gonna be a fun day or night when she’s bald because that’s her “Let’s party ladies” look. 😂

@@dimplesd8931i think she means when the hair is thinning and the person is trying to hold on to the last long strands of hair, instead of going bald or wearing wigs🤔

I also rocked the burgundy/cherry/brown dance for a few years. Honestly, I liked the idea of looking like a dark cherry. I was delusional, I know, but I loved that hair colour! Lol

Im 34 and love that hair color, reminds me of the 90s 😊

I despise that color! I am A colorist and I always try to convince women that it’s awful.

My entire neighborhood here in Bronx is living for the black cherry burgundy hair and I don't know why🥺

It was/is OK up to a certain age, I'm guessing that's different for everyone. However, that number often falls after about 35

Noo, high cheekbones look pretty on mature women. I would kill for those.

High cheekbones prevent jowls from forming since your skin has something to drape over. No cheekbones is a flat face that melts downward.

I agree, it also looks like they're from very different backgrounds. I'm sure it's not her intention and it's more about stock photo availability, but it looks like she's telling eastern Europeans to look more like upper middle class, thin Americans.

@@crisfer22 yes, very true. I don’t think it’s intentional tho. But unfortunately we‘re all affected by classism and wealth.

@@crisfer22 She just didn't have photos of average women with the desired haircuts. It's always easier to find pics of models to illustrate a point

@@PoshPilgrim1776 I already mentioned that in my original comment.

@@crisfer22Judging by her accent, she is an easter European herself.

Same here,color cut my own hair ❤

Oh cool! Thank you Jeff! Yes I was very busy that morning so couldn't participate in the chat... Miss our chat too so much ))

@@AlyArt Maybe you'll have another one someday? 👍😎

Flatiron?

Why are you asking someone who is not a stylist?

😵 I always think that when I see the news showing "obese Americans" on the street without their knowledge

@@mcspankie2010 Anyone out in public is fair game.That's why I always try to look my best instead of like a slob. Everyone is out there making youtube videos!

@@PoshPilgrim1776 TRUTH!!!! we should always look our best in public. Hard for me to wrap my mind around some of the "out fits" I see in public. If ur fat dimples can be seen thru ur leggings they're too damn tight, extra gross points for flesh colored leggings🙄

You have to do something between no makeup and the strong makeup you wore when you were younger.

I NEVER wear makeup (aside from lipstick/ gloss) and isn’t it easier? I feel beautiful (most days lol). Confidence is attractive. But I guess it’s easy for to say because I’ve never really worn makeup (except when I was going out clubbing as a teen- my 20’s.) But now in my 40’s, it makes me look older.If I’m getting glammed up these days, I wear a tinted moisturizer. I think that’s SO COOL that you were born with such a unique hair color.! 💕Like Elizabeth Taylor with her violet eyes!

@@TrinaGallo Yeah, my confidence has been...sagging.😆It is much easier without daily makeup, and also easier to keep my skin nice as well. However when I stopped wearing it, I was thinking it didn't matter because it was me and my pup against the world! I felt like I needed no one else and didn't really care how others saw me. I wouldn't call it letting myself go, as much as appreciating my dog's snuggles and sensitive nose. I'd also retired about the same time. It was so stress-free, not having to go through the never-ending routines just to leave the house every day. I wanted to wallow in that freedom for a little while. Which turned into years. As it happens, Cooper -- my beautiful boy, the Dog of My Life -- passed last October.💔 I was no longer looking at myself through his eyes.💔 After I took that knife out of my heart I realized two things: First, I did need people after all. Second, it had been a long time since I actually paid any attention to my face. Etc. Now, playing around with makeup is fun again, as well as doing my hair, etc. So as long as I feel it's something I enjoy I'll keep exploring but I'll definitely never go back to full face again. Seeing my skin as skin and not a mask (read: foundation) has had a major effect on me. I'm not exactly sure what you meant by my unique hair color. I didn't think I mentioned it; my hair color is basically a mousey light ashe brown with a lot of gray. What does one do when they suffer a great loss? Change their hair of course. I bleached then dyed it a pink champagne blonde but just a touch of really warm pink. Definitely not natural but I think it suits me. Brings out the green in my (hazel) eyes. The extreme haicut was *not* a part of the plan. My mom's a retired hairdresser but let's just say she had a moment. She's 76; she's allowed to have a moment. My hair will grow back. In about a year. Maybe two.😥But absolutely Liz Taylor's eyes were so unique and beautiful! I've chatted your ear off long enough, my apologies. You seem like a nice person and that's so refreshing I went a little overboard. 😊If we ever e-meet again I'll try to pull it back in a bit.💖

@@CleoHarperReturns First, my condolences for your loss. Cooper was like your child. So the makeup-free decision was at a really low point in your life. No work, no Cooper… 😢 But I’m glad you saw benefits to your skin, and the freedom. I’m glad you’re not going back to makeup on your skin. And if the eye makeup, etc. is having a positive effect, go for it! It looks pretty for people who do wear it in moderation. 👩‍🎤 Wow, that’s awesome! By unique, I mean my original natural color was light auburn/ gold. Then started going gray, got highlights many times, but my virgin ??? is to my cheekbone, and the previously highlighted is from there to my waist. I get color glazes every 8-10 months but it’s semi permanent so no damage. But the virgin color is… unique! Sparkly white, blond, and some red/ gold.

@@TrinaGallo Thank you so much, Trina! I've had other dogs before but Cooper was just special. All dogs are special of course, but if you're a dog lover you know there's the one that reaches straight in and sniffs out your heart. Then of course wants to chew on it.🙄😆 I am definitely not sad about not working though. With the exception of my dog I like spending a lot of time alone, always have. I seem to need a lot of social recharging. There's always a project; that kind of stress is so much nicer than work stress. If I screw up my own stuff I can just do it over again. I read somewhere that if you line your eyes with the same color as the rings around your iris (if you have rings) that it really makes your eyes stand out in a subtle way, so I tried it, cool gray. Wouldn't you know it that was just what I needed?? No hard line, just smudged on the top lids only (my eyes are droopy so I skip lining the bottoms). I do my lips now pretty much the same as you and use a cream blush. I'm thinking about contour (that 50 yo neck) but other than that I'm thinking less is definitely more at this age. We must have the same kind of wrinkles because you can't see mine unless I put makeup on them either. But don't worry, you don't have the same wrinkles as a 50 yo; my whole family looks 10 years younger. Wish we got that skinny gene.😆 I've always loved auburn hair, natural or otherwise. Aside from it being so pretty and catching light like no other, I think there's also a (good) attitude that comes with auburn. My mother (Edwina Scissorhands) says whenever I share a video with her the RU-vidr seems to have auburn hair, no matter the country she's from. It's not an attraction thing on my end but just something of notice. I use semi-permanent as well. There's just something about being able to change your color whatever you want, whenever you want, and go back to default blonde. In my case, I was able to dye it temporarily back to brown to attend a funeral back home (distant distant family, met the poor woman twice). I have several older brothers and I just didn't want to hear about pink hair on a 50 yo woman. Nor any of the jokes that went with the critique, as brothers do. Went home and was lilac for a week. Easier than changing nail polish. So a question about clear glazes (if you know): since they're semi-permanent, I assume they don't use developer, just like the dye? And also is it possible to have both on your hair, or does the glaze pull out the color? Or is it possible to mix them? When I do an oil leave-in, whenever I wash it out it takes the color with it. I could go for a more expensive color deposit but I like the even shorter lifespan of cheaper deposits for reasons mentioned. Oh hell, I've done it again haven't I? It's got to be late wherever you are. I'll let you get some rest. Again it's been so nice chatting with you! This must be the most I've ever babbled on about makeup etc in my life.💄

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The bob with graduation os a classic shape. The problem is how they cut it too short in back and it’s unbalanced. If they spray it in place like a helmet, is so Karen-y. But that cut, when done well, is timeless and is one of the most beautiful that exists.

I do bleach and tone on ONE client, because it’s a precise touch up every 5-6 weeks. She has tons of money and looks amazing with a cool baby blonde, sleek, one-length bob (the hardest cut to do,actually, because it has to be perfect). We don’t see it well done very often because it’s really a lot of upkeep. But when it’s kept beautiful, it’s expensive looking…not cheap. She gets compliments all the time. She’s a natural level 6 but fair and cool undertones and looks like a Swedish goddess.

Hair stylists are pretty ignorant of coloring… I was draped bright winter and I told her I’d like neutral cool brown on my roots… so what did she do? Grabbed warm golden brown.. I am now sitting here fixing her mistake as I type this… I went and grabbed a toner to cancel that out. I swear they don’t listen on purpose.

@@Adhara740Hair Buddy seems to understand the color wheel and human skin tones but he seems to be that never-met hairdresser who knows how to cut and color. Not the ones we meet in real life. That’s why I have been cutting my hair for more than a decade. Never feel ripped off and don’t have to wait an hour or two for the appointment I made a week in advance.

Very interesting