Trying to go Back to Red Hair (it didn't fuggin work lol) 

Shoutout to Rachel for looking great with every single color she went through in this video

I’m a professional and have a few tips for the future: 1. The hair wasn’t saturated enough with the remover, you needed AT LEAST the double amount if not more. Probably still a second application, but only for the darkest places still left in the hair. With henna especially, you want and even starting point as possible. 2. Going from the first point, Henna doesn’t lift. It will only stay the same level of light or go darker. So it’s a good idea to be one level lighter before Color (when talking henna), so you don’t risk getting too dark. 3. Newly lifted hair sucks pigment more easily, and will appear darker. Keep going with application of pigments, and you end up dark again. Which is what happened here. If you want to go to another hair adventure yourself, without a professional, I highly suggest: Give your hair at least a month of rest with lots of treatments. Do another round of colour remover and a second might be necessary. If a third is needed, I would give it a few days rest and treatments. The goal is to get it as even as possible, so only apply the second or third round the needed places. I would recommend a semi permanent dye or a toner, just for the sake of health for your hair. If henna is still desired, you just need to be slightly lighter than the desired result. I would just give a few days between the colour remover and henna with lots of treatments, so the hair sucks the pigments more evenly. No matter how you desire to colour, just remember you need and even result as possible with the colour remover. It’s the foundation for the next step, and the most important part. Wish you good luck! 🥰

"My mom is a hairdryer" made me snort laugh so violently tea almost came out of my nose🤣

I call the "i can't just NOT do things" thought process "border collie brain"-- where you have to have a task to do or you'll eat holes in the walls.

I actually adored your colour after the colour lifter. As someone with dark hair, I would say your hair now is definitely red rather than brown, just a very dark red. I think washes and sun will lift it naturally over the next few weeks - it looks beautiful all the same. But yeah, dark hair is basically a life commitment unless you’re willing to use bleach. My hairdresser kept asking me over and over before I went dark if I was sure 😂

Rachel: “hey guys sorry this isn’t a making of video” Me: lady, I’d watch you peel an apple and talk about your day, YOU’RE GOOD.

It definitely looks perfectly autumn-ly to me. The red shinning in the passing light makes it look like a neat magic trick. Changing the colours as autumn leaves, from dark to shiny red. It might not be what you were aiming for, but on camera, it looks great and suits you :) And I think "fail" video is better then hundreds of people discussing it in the comments of your next video.

Rachel uses the "color lifter" and her hair comes out red. Me: That looks like a great shade of red! Very natural and nice. Well done! Rachel: Now I'm going to get a bunch of henna, add some cooking ingredients, and put that in my hair, now! Me: What? No! Wait!

As a hair stylist, I just want to throw out there that it isn't always feasible to go get what you want done in a salon. It's expensive as heck, and while we do a lot of school and continuing ed, it's still totally possible to get what you want at home with some research on products and a baseline of common sense. The only thing I would highly suggest to anyone is to try to have someone around to help make sure things are evenly saturated, but even that can be done solo. I am always more than happy to help out my clients with advice for home stuff, from styling to cutting bangs to color, because the stigma of diy hair needs to stop. Most of my own terrible color jobs and cuts came from professionals.

Okay one: the moment you finished the color lifter I literally screamed "stop there! Don't touch it!" Two: the end color looks GORGEOUS on you. It's much warmer than before and looks like all the autumn witchy goodness 🤤🍂

This felt like a facetime with a friend. We are not here for the perfect video, we are here to support you and watch any content you feel like posting :)

Honestly seeing people being real and authentic is never a waste of time! It's just relaxing and comforting!

Listen. I tried to radicallly change my hair early this summer, accidentally turned it BLUE, and just spent $500 getting it fixed. You came out of this with gorgeous flowing locks that honestly look dark auburn, and we can all relate. You don't have to produce masterpieces for us to love your content. We also just love your process, your perspective, and you.

We all fail and it's refreshing to see someone admitting that their journey wasn't perfect.

I just continue to be in awe of how much of a chameleon Rachel is... did anyone else notice how much the different colors of hair affected her face shape & vibe? And her hair straight vs curly??? This woman could become anyone.

Whispers in hairstylist: “color doesn’t lift color” 😂 honestly you did a pretty damn good job and were on the right track at first! The problem you really had was you didn’t lift out all the old box color so you were just adding pigment on top of pigment, hence the darkening color. (Which you figured out pretty quick I think 😂) Color remover is a form of lightener, just less strong, so it can lift out the box but not the henna. You should give it another go later! Just remember that unless you can get all the color out, the henna will just look dark. Good luck!!! 👍🏻

I was yelling at the beginning, "Follow the instructions and wash your hair!" I've been screwing around with my hair for 24 years, color lifter will lift the dirt as well as the color, so if you have squeaky clean hair, it will only lift color and not dirt. Use two boxes for one application since you have long hair, and do it twice for dark colors. I would give it a couple weeks and let your hair relax, do oil treatments every 5-7 days, that will help the hair and help start pulling the henna out. I'll pray to the All-Hallow gods for you... lol

This is my favorite kind of video! Like a walk in the park, you end up back where you started, but still had fun :D

Colour removers have to be used >exactly< as the instruction on the box says, the hair must be fully saturated, and they also have to be rinsed out >forever< (like 10 mins + literally) afterwards with warm water. The way it works is that, depending on the remover, it either temporarily "shrinks" or "pushes out" artificial pigments from the hair. If the pigment is then not washed out of the hair properly it is going to oxidize and become dark (or spotty like in your case) again. The instructions usually fail to mention that, sadly. Usually you'd see the hair turning lighter all over before washing though, so I'd guess that either the 20 mins wasn't enough or the colour remover is just not the best. On a more cheerful note, it it goes wrong again you can always do an orange buzz and become a true pumpkin girl :) Also your current reddish brown also looks very autumny and pretty!

Those of us that have attempted substantial color changes at home understand all of this completely.

Oh, boy, I did this journey. As a natural redhead, I tried dark hair for a while, and going back to my natural colour... that was ROUGH. I tried colour lifters like this about four times to little avail and finally just ended up bleaching it and then dying it as close to my natural colour as possible so it would match as the roots grew out. Harrowing process.

I was definitely one of the ones screaming "STOP!" at the colour before the henna was applied - it was absolutely gorgeous! And then you mentioned doing henna another time...and I nearly shook the bejeezus out of the screen! No more henna, girl - even professional stylists struggle with lifting that 😞 But I think the final result is absolutely LOVELY,, and looks more red than you think. You are so well-suited to red tinged locks! Thanks for taking us all along on the journey - it's what makes you so gosh darned loveable! And who amongst us has NOT f*cked around with hair dye at some point?!?

As a professional screwing-up-my-hair-at-homer I've learned the hard way sometimes you're better off just bleaching. I would do the same thing and use tons of different stuff trying to get around bleaching and end up damaging my hair more than if I just bleached it from day 1. If you use a light developer, like 20, it's hard to damage your hair as long as you follow instructions and will save you a lot of time and heartache!

Hairstylist here: I am only 2.5 minutes in and I am SO proud of you Rachel for taking a small swatch test and doing your research! Ok….back to watch the rest hehe

I have some tips (I have been to haircoloring/stylist school for a while) -Smaller sections of hair during the coloring/color removing process helps make the results more even toned, use a rattail comp to make the sections and separete them when u go -Use more 2 or 3 box of the hair color remover at a time if you have long hair to coat the whole hair evenly and throughly -Use the color remover on a clean hair -After first color remover is washed and hair dried, you can do the process again and focus the color remover on the ends wher it is darker and leave the roots either for last or completely color remover free, this so the result gets more even, you can do this same process third time on a dry clean hair and focusing on the darkest parts of the hair - After that I would deep condition or use a condition based semi permanent hair dye to get the color you want (like manic panic, arctic fox etc which don´t include developers) these kinds of hair dyes just coats the hair with color and don´t get in the hair follicles so they are safe to use after harsh treatments - Yes the box hair dye as a mistake, and it is because color doesn´t lighten the hair even with a developer, if you want a lighter color u need to remove color, not add to it, this is a common mistake - Mix turmeric powder to your henna mix to get a more orange and lighter result also the lemon is not needed and will dry your hair out -Also last pro tip if you want swicth between ginger and dark brown hair color, I would recommend using conditioner based semi permanent dye (without developer like manic panic, stargazer, arctic foxetc) to get the darker color, again it just coats the hair and doens´t get into the hair follicles so it will easier to remove and get pack to the ginger with color remover Also the video was entertaining and I will watch any and all videos you make, I am here for the vibes lol Hope this helps

Rachel, as a retired hairdresser I would like to caution you about the use of multiple products back to back...you can easily burn your scalp , blisters even, cause major breakage and lose hair . So please go gently, gently ! Wait a week at least before adding more chemicals and use hair moisturizer to sooth your scalp and hair. The lifter has weakened the color bond so if you just wait a few weeks you will see that the color will lighten over time . Continue to use hair conditioner and take pictures of your mistep to remind yourself that you "tried it ,didn't like it"! Push comes to shove a simple hair cut will repair some bits AND hair grows every day.👍 😄Its what keeps hairdressers employed ! 😄

I always appreciate fun and honest videos like this! You attempted a DIY project on your hair and it didn't turn out exactly as you envisioned. But I'm glad that you still took us along for the ride. And you look lovely in every hair colour, so that's a win at least!

Nobody watches these videos to see you succeed at your projects (although I don’t think many people see them as failures), we watch because we love your personality and we value your character. You’re a born entertainer and an absolutely pleasure to watch. I dunno what makes you worry that you have to tick all your goal-boxes in order to make great content, I mean I kinda get it, but I would literally watch a 40 minute video of you sitting at your desk and mumbling to yourself. And I know I’m not the only one. Your hair looks amazing, I recently hennaed my brown hair and it’s quite similar to yours (on camera). So I’m happy that we’re twinning. Although you give off Jessica rabbit vibes and I look like an Irish-immigrant-colonial teenage boy. Love you, you’re a total babe and sweetheart-hobbit. ❤️

Nothing says “it’s the weekend now” like a new Rachel Maksy video!

Oo Rachel I feel your pain! The issue is that color does not lift color. So you can put any box dye on the dark parts, it will not get lighter. If I were you I'd go through a couple more color removers, like the one you used. It gets rid of the color buildup, without damaging your hair too much. To get the most out of the color remover, wash your hair with a stripping shampoo (or dish soap) and dry it, no conditioner. The more open your hair cuticle is, the easier the remover can get the c out. Then when it's orangey, put the henna over it again. You can do it!!

must say: totally been there. this actually made me nostalgic about some of the more impressive hair disasters I've had through the years. but hey! you live and you learn, and eventually you laugh about it later.

I've learned a lot from this. I love that you are so open about your success and failure. You are such a beautiful person!

1. The hair looks great. 2. This video was not a waste of time. This video feels like the one weekend we’ve all had with our friend where one of us is desperately trying to dye our hair and it’s just not working but we spend the whole weekend just trying our darndest and having fun

I go from black to white every Summer so I can do fun colors in my hair. I have learned a lot and I will share. The color lifter worked really well but it was patchy. There were dark spots of the black left. I can't remember if they mention it on the box but it works better (like way better) when it is warm. Even air conditioning will make it so that it does not work very well. That's why the top and the hair close to your scalp was red. The ends of your hair were still a bit dark because they needed heat. I wrap my hair in plastic and then put one of those heated caps for deep conditioning on while it processes, about 20 minutes. It gets the shade of red you want with no dark spots nearly every time. If you have some darker spots you just do it again. Also, you need to use more than one box for the length of your hair as well. If I had your length I would buy 3. No henna needed. Good luck!

Oh my goodness! How did I not notice how long your hair was!? I love that you are willing to bring us along on this journey of hair craziness with you.

YES! I’D BEEN WAITING FOR THIS VIDEO! As a hairstylist, kudos to that first lift. I was impressed! Wish I sent you a professional bowl, brush, and Tangle Teezer with Joico color eraser to go with your color lifter! If you do go after those dark bands, I’ve used joico eraser on wet hair with great success--but haven’t tried it on henna.... Thanks for sharing your process! It made my day, even though I was yelling “noooo!!!! Don’t do it!” Between my finger tips.

I feel like we have to let you know; It's okay to fail. We watch you for your personality it is entertaining anyway. When you make something that's just a plus ☺️

GIRL - NO SUCH THING AS A POINTLESS VIDEO even when it doesn't work out - We're here because we love you and we love watching you - regardless of the outcome! (As a fellow RU-vidr I should take my own advice...) heh.

You still look gorgeous either way, I love that you're still willing to show the difficulties and mistakes you make, which is very realistic and just makes me love you even more Rachel. Keep Rachelling!!!

I love this video because you are so relatable! I have done quite a number to my own hair trying to lighten etc. that it had damaged my hair super bad. So I feel your pain of not getting the result you were hoping for. But seriously. You're beautiful in any hair color you choose!

You know, sometimes you need to see someone stumble their way through a task and miss the goal by miles to remind yourself that we are all just human and we fail from time to time. And even though you did not achieve the colour you went for, your hair looks really pretty on camera. And it's definitly more autumny than it was before. Watching this video was not a waste of time.

I'm a hairstylist. When I heard what you were going to do , I screamed out loud NO!!!! It's going to go dark after everything. I'm sorry! Go to a good salon. I always say it's less mess, heartbreak and less expensive to just get it done professionally. Color correction is not easy , even for some professionals. However, I must say you still look beautiful and it is more glowy red! Loved the video haha!

Showing the way you handle your failure is super inspiring and uplifting to me. Thanks for posting this video

It looks so refreshed and beautiful! Much more rich, red tones than your last color. I love it!

I'm no hairdresser, but I've been around for 63 years, and I've had lots of hair mistakes, so I'd like to suggest using a lemon based dishwashing liquid just for the next few washes. It will strip out some of the color, and you'll have to do some intense conditioning afterwards, but it never failed to strip the color from my hair. Give your hair some time and several washes before you apply anything else to it. You're beautiful no matter what color your hair is.

the energy in this video reminds me of when my bestie asked me to help get her hair from box dye black to neon blue in the kitchen of our uni apartment, it took us almost 8 hours and 6 bottles of bleach but (somehow) her hair survived - art school man, truly an ✨experience✨

Omg! I love all the colours on you. The light brown actually looked really good. ❤

You are always awesome and entertaining and beautiful. I love that you're honest about the projects that work and those that aren't quite what you planned. Such is life, embrace the chaos!

I say embrace the autumnal hedge witch vibe I'm getting. It's definitely red: Just darker red. I personally adore that color, but sun and washes will likely lift it lighter. IDK if it would work, but I know when I want to remove some Arctic Fox from my hair, I switch my normal wash cycles to head and shoulders (the dandruff shampoo) because that's essentially a clarifying shampoo. IDK if it would work with the henna but it might help with a gradual lift instead of a chemical shock. Either way, thanks for the content. it's been a rough week for me and me and my daughter adore watching you and find your stuff so inspiring. So thank you. Take care of yourself.

Girl, I am an hairdresser. Unfortunately I think you need to use bleach… 20 Volume developer will be okay, it don’t have to be much stronger because you don’t have to lift to blonde. Then you can apply the copper box dye or henna, but your hair needs to reach the right level before put anything on it 😊

I just love to watch you with your amazing personality. You always make my days better. Sending all the love and support ❤️

The new color is GORGEOUS!!! I personally like it on you much more than the dark!

I remember when you dyed it dark and said you would go back to red eventually I just knew you were in for it 😂 This is coming from someone who tried to go from black to red hair in one go many years ago. I ended up with red roots and dark brown ends. Thank you for this video, it made me feel less alone in my hair struggles.

Hugs from a grandma who tried something like this in my 20’s. It was very brassy; so, I made a drug store run at 1am for a color that was ash. My hair turn a weird shade of greenish brown. I made an appointment the next day after bawling all night. My stylist was able to correct it such that I could been seen in public again. NEVER again!!!!

Glad to see the struggles many others go through!! Hang in there Rachel! You’ll get the colour you want....eventually! Looks good though!

I really like it! It’s a lovely rich colour and it’s giving you a lovely warm glow 💕

I feel like anyone who's ever tried to dye their hair at home relates to this so hard. And watching along with this is therapeutic 🤣

That turned out a gorgeous dark red, at least on camera. You remind me SO much of Anne of Green Gables - but at least you didn't manage to dye your hair green at any point during this adventure; I was half afraid that you would! It'll grow out, given time, and fade - it happens, embrace it (you can always wear your hair up or experiment with 1940s style hair scarves - though that might be more a UK WWII thing than a US thing? I don't know.) It's always lovely to see a video from you, whether or not the thing you set out to do worked, there's something about your brand of cheerful chaos that speaks to my soul, though I'm not as fearless as you at deciding to Do The Thing and going for it. I'd like to, though.

thank you for sharing even your mistakes with us!!! nothing is more frustrating than your hair not being like you want it, but you are in fact rocking the colours it went through (or at least the colours we're seeing in the video)

Rachel the color turned out absolutely gorgeous even though I know it wasn't what you were going for. It looks stellar! Hope you get it to the shade you were looking for soon. In the meantime, know you look fabulous!

I immediately said “oh shit” and clicked the badge and my partner was like “what’s wrong” and him knowing my hair journey when I said someone’s going from dark to light red he was also like “oh shit”

Unbothered hairstylist here! I think it looks nice! (I’m gonna be honest, having MY OWN hair color plans go south is always preferable to not meeting a clients hair color expectations, so in a way you win that too!) also you’ve never wasted any of my time and I watch all of the things. So. 🥰☺️

I actually think the final color is a perfect autumn color! A warm brown with red hints in the sunshine is just wonderful on you!

Still happy to watch this. We love you and how honest you are. It's a beautiful colour I think

It's never a waste of time when we get to virtually hang out with you!!

As a redhead who started going white in her 20s, I mix my henna as follows (measurements are in coffee scoops, so I hope you approve): 5 scoops 100% henna powder 3 scoops hibiscus flower powder (blends whites and greys) 1 scoop orange peel (adds shines) 1 scoop red kaolin clay (gives my henna that cherry-red punch) (Mix dry ingredients) I pour 1/2c warm water in my bowl, then slowly add powder ingredients, then more warm water. I repeat this process if dry ingredients and warm water until the consistency if greek yogurt. NOW STOP! Cover your bowl and let sit over night. In the morning stir again, the lumps should largely have dissolved overnight. Apply as usual.

Rachel, I just love spending time with you, even when your experimentation isn't, ya know, entirely successful, I just have a great time getting to experience it with ya.

Hey. If you are spending time with a friend, do you say, "what we were planning on doing together didn't work and was therefore a waste of time"? No! You say, hey, it didn't work out! But we are friends, so we'll cry a bit TOGETHER, learn our lesson, and when enough time has gone by, we can laugh about it, and it'll still be a good memory, and a good lesson. I enjoyed watching. I also enjoyed listening to you just chat about what you are doing, and your plans for fall, September and October content, etc. It was lovely! It sucks that you aren't happy with the colour (you can tell I'm Cdn here!). I wish it had worked out for you. That would have been so much more fantastic. Thank you for publishing this video. Believe it or not, the conversation about fall plans was still just as good, because it helped me (& probably other people) to remember what their fall creation plans are, and energize/inspire us just that little bit more to keep moving forward with those plans. So thank you very much! Looking forward to seeing more of you being a floor troll, Frodo getting to "help you out", and all your amazing reveals, & post creation commentaries, all to come this fall! okaybye!

Hairdresser here… Smaller sections are always better for even application. A color brush is nice to work the product into your roots but even hairdressers use their hands to work the product into the ends. The brush also has a pointed tip on the handle you can use to part and section your hair. You can get a bowl and brush for like $5 on amazon. Going lighter from dark is not an easy process. You have to lighten the brown parts ONLY and then apply the final red. If you put lightener on your roots it’s going to give you hot roots. This is a color correction and if you want it more copper red I suggest going to a salon and paying someone to get you back to red and then you can maintain it going forward. Henna adds more complications to this process and getting professional help will be worth it. You also probably need a trim and a deep conditioner after allllll that. Good luck!

Hear me out, I need a Rachel Maksy and Brad Mondo collab. I feel like they would have so much fun together. Brad does Rachel's hair and Rachel gives Brad a vintage makeover/look for the day.

The last colour looked beautiful - rich in depth and healthy!

I've used a colour lifter in my hair dying past, and somehow the look on your face when you opened the bottle brought the smell straight back to me 😂 if it is any consolation at all, your hair really does look pretty throughout! I think it's a mandatory part of dying your own hair to have at least one experience of it absolutely not going to plan

I love the final color! I know it’s not quite what you wanted it to be, but I think the dark red looks gorgeous on you! It’s like a lovely mix between witchy darkness for spooky season and autumn leaves for fall. Can’t wait for your next video! 🍁

I loved the process. After the first henna I was like okay this is as close as we get... and then I looked at the remaining time and prepared myself for the shenanigans I was about to witness. 😂

This video be soooo validating, any hair craft just seems like actual magic

you could never waste my time i could quite literally watch a video about you watching paint dry and still be entertained lol just know that no matter the types of videos you put out there will always be people who will love the content and just enjoy your presence!

A crusty dusty braid and cramps? Rachel, we've synced up on multiple levels.

If you go to a salon, just remember to be honest with your stylist and tell them everything you did to avoid burning your hair 😊

I actually really like the ending color! Every time it caught the light you got this beautiful punch of red mixed in with the darker tones.

You’re videos are never a waste of time and thank you for sharing the ride! 🤗🖤🖤🖤

As someone who studied hairdressing for a while I (unfortunately) saw this coming. I think bleaching will probably be the only option here. A 20 volume would be perfectly fine. But honestly though, the colour at the end was so pretty, you can see the red shining through and I think a couple washes will fade it down nicely.

happy two months until Halloween yall

I’m entertained! Love love your videos. Sometimes I wait a couple weeks so I have so much to watch. When I do Finish it I just rewatch it. Love love your videos 🥺🥰💕

It actually looks pretty good in the end! I love this dark red color, definitely gives autumn vibes, so don’t worry ❤️

You opening the colour remover bottle and pulling a face at the smell of it reminded me of the time my mum used colour remover on my wine red hair to get them back to my natural ginger hair... long story short, it worked but I smelled like foul eggs everytime my hair got wet for like 4 months... Sam and Dean would probably have mistaken me for a demon bc of the sulfur smell

"Piling on top of eachother" is exactly where it's at 😂 Some tips for my DIY homies: - if you want to go darker than what you're currently rocking, there's very little risk to mess it up, box dye or henna will cover up lighter shades, no prep needed - if you want to go lighter (dark to blonde) or brighter (dark to red/auburn), you need to remove pigment first; so either you use lifter to remove artificial pigment (may require a few applications if you have dyed your hair a couple of times) or if you have virgin hair you need to bleach it first (volume 20 is enough to lift 2-3 levels without damaging your hair too much). Hope this is helpful to someone somewhere! ✌️ Edit: If you want to dabble in some darker colours, but you know you will eventually want to revert to the previous lighter colour, don't use dye. Instead look for colouring shampoos/hair masks etc, as those will wash out in 8-12 washes and if you don't wash your hair too often you can get some mileage out of them

I am so glad you posted this video, really enjoyed watching this. So entertaining, your personality makes all videos fun :)

I think it definitely has a more red tint now! every single shade you went through here was gorgeous honestly!

I'm so sorry. It's so hard to go back to red after dyeing your hair dark. 😫

I remember when you said you were gonna dye ur hair a demipermanent dark and “let it fade out” and I literally laughed out loud. As someone who has gone from dark to red easily a dozen times. I remember thinking there’s no way. But sometimes we gotta learn the hard way 🤷‍♀️

I definitely don't think this video was a waste of time or anything like that - I was laughing my ass off, the chaos was truly real here! I'm always happy to watch your videos no matter what they're about, failed projects or no

My heart broke with yours. You are amazing! ❤

hey rachel! i've been through this process before of trying to go back to red from a dark color. your hair is probably reoxidizing, meaning you didn't get all the dye out the first time you stripped your color from the molecule. i would suggest using the color remover 2 to 3 times and making sure you spend at least 30 minutes in the shower with a clarifying shampoo. i think if you tried it all again, you could get way better results.

I saw the title of this & all I could think of was the scene in Anne of Green Gables. Where she tried to dye her hair & it backfired spectacularly. & instead of going raven black it went green. 😖

I’m not a hairstylist but JEEZ this made me SO anxious. Thank goodness you’re so lovable, Rachel!

You are cracking me up Rachel! I love your personality. You are so relatable! :)

Rachel, don’t worry even though it is darker than you would like. That last color is going to fade into something a lot prettier. I always freak out when applying red because it absorbs too much and it’s too dark. After three or four washes it’s perfect . after 10 Washs it’s too light again. Just wash it with a good strong shampoo and each time it will be a little bit closer to perfect red !

To make it redder, you must lighten it again and then dye or henna again. Henna does not take color out, it adds color in.

I really like the color you ended up with. It suites you. I bet its super bright in the sun. Always fun watching you try new things lol!

Honestly the warm brown is a vibe. Dark academia vibes 🙌🏼 I think it’ll be stunning in the fall.