Same! I’m over paying a fortune to get my hair colored & it doesn’t even seem to last! It seems like the cost is steadily going up too! I’m going to try the Sally’s ion
A helpful tip from a stylist- most box dyes come with 40 volume developer, which will give maximum lift which could give you hot roots, you’re only gonna need 40 volume if you have a dark natural root and you’re trying to get a much lighter and brighter colour. try to look for a box dye with 20 volume developer, or even 10 if you’re putting a darker colour than your natural. Ladies with grey stick with 20 volume for maximum grey coverage!
Good information thank you. It is becoming increasingly difficult to know how to color my hair at home as the silver and white hairs grow in heavier around ears than in other areas of my head
I've been coloring my hair at home for years. All of the hairdressers I've seen during that time have said what a great job I do. Yes, even me. You can do it too!
I did this two weeks ago. I used to dye it often and quit for 10 years. Everyone was thrilled with my hair color. It's easy to do but it takes some time, especially if u r already grey.
Love the trash can. I regularly just use some shorts n a shirt set apart for only when I die my hair. I have being using the same chlothes for 20 years n just rewash it .
It tuned out very nice. I have been doing my own hair for 15 years. All roots are gray. I never use an application bottle. I feel there is more control with a brush. I did like her tip about using a toothbrush to do the hairline.
Ty so much I am 50 and have whit hair and I watch this soon may times and it's just super helpful for me so I don't look like an old mom and look like a good pretty mom
@@lauralee7938 Does it really work? I have thick long dark brown hair so I usually use 2 or 3 boxes of dye...my poor white shower floor suffers greatly. I heard Bar Keepers Friend does wonders...I'll give it a try.
Cold water helps the dye stick to the hair 😊 using warm or hot water will make the dye lift from your hair and make the color fade so much more quickly.
Thank you, Ms. Greta! I always end up staining my skin along the hairline. A TOOTHBRUSH!! VICTORY IS MINE!!! BTW, I always enjoy watching you on The View too! Take care and stay safe! Sonia Hernandez
Wow. Your video inspired. Thanks for making easy. I am going to get some products for doing myself but I need some recommendations about what if you want to " kill the Cooper color" from an old color?😳 I don't want to look like a Chipmunk...
I got my first grey hair at 17. Now my son is 17 and is also going grey and balding. It's sad. I am 41 now and am completely white. Completely... I have always dyed my own hair. If I don't keep the dye in for at least 35 mins it doesn't cover it
That's what I'm so afraid of! I have 3 boxes waiting for me to use them on my super long, spotchy grey used to be natural auburn but now grey and mousy brown hair! I don't know why I'm so nervous about doing it by myself. But I totally am!!! Lol
LMAO!! And don't they act like we're endangering their chances of getting a man card?!! So glad I'm not the only mama getting the big sigh when enlisting a teenage son's help with hair color! 😂🥰
I watched other videos and they say wash with a color sulfate free shampoo and conditioner. I hate that she doesn't reply back. I was reading other comments. I hope she's ok!
@@janessabaez1225 well it somehow always splashes by my eye (i shut my eyes tightly) but other times i'll think ive rinsed it all out when i go to open my eyes and the residual dye water will drip from my hair into my eyes. i dye my hair pink so its hard not to stain my hands while rinsing and rub my eyes to get any water out of them. its just a mess haha i'll have to do it in the sink leaning backwards with someones help i guess
Someone asks, "What's wrong with coloring hair?" Nothing. Nothing is wrong with it. But on a man who's starting to grey I have a double standard. I wouldn't color it a darker than normal color. I used to do mine in the winter when I'd grow it out. But someone mixed up the chemicals and all the lighter colors were just as dark as the darkest. Their quality control was terrible. So that last time was the last time. Now I never color it. I just keep it cut off. Some guys prefer to just shave their heads. I just do a no guard all over. So yeah there's that double standard for men..I admit it. I'm not sure why they're asking irrelevant questions. It's like do I like honey nut Cheerios or Rice Krispies. Both. But who cares, I'm not making a religion out of it.
Ps I do start my application on my hair live because I have white hair but now I'm going bald in that area! How can I avoid going bold? I only live it in for like half hour
This video is not helpful if you don't have anyone to help you dye your hair. She should have at least shown how to dye the back of your head if you're doing it yourself.
Shouldn't this be labeled how to hide grey? I'm looking for a legit tutorial because I do my wife's hair and was saddened this didn't cover the steps for the whole hair.
As an eco-friendly person, I hope that you air dried the black bin liners and re-used them next time. 2 years on, I expect those originals are still in use for your touch-up hair colour process.
