 Hi beautiful, today we're watching some people bleach the shit out of their hair. We are definitely most likely gonna see horrible bleaching, dye jobs, very horrible stuff, go horrifically wrong, and maybe, just maybe, some of them can save it at the end. I don't know what's gonna happen, but all I do know is that there will be bleached involved and it will be horrifying. I love bleach veil videos. It's what makes hair just reacts, a great thing to watch. Really, these are my favorite. They're so insane. They leave me speechless, and it's just interesting to watch how badly somebody can fuck up their own hair. I must say, it is much harder these days to come across bleach veil videos. I'm gonna give myself the credit for this. I think that I'm helping the world have less shit hair. I really do, because people are bleaching their hair correctly at home, and I'm like, damn, I thought I could educate, but I didn't think it would be this effective. It's kind of wild to me. So, let's see, if any of these people today took any lessons from me before bleaching their hair, or maybe they didn't had no idea who I am in the first place, let's do it. Up first we have a video by Julianne Marcus, and this is called Bleaching My Hair until it falls out and dying lavender from college dorm room. Let's watch the video. This is my hair before anything. Right off the bat, she has gorgeous natural color. She has a beautiful blonde beachy hair color. To see that she is about to probably completely ruin it is a little heartbreaking for me, but I do like a good change, so I'm ready for it. Wait, people usually do this, right? Oh, this is my hair. Ah! What are we doing? It looked good, it was exciting, it was a fun time. I really like the dark hair on her. I think it looks like her natural hair color. I actually like it more than the blonde hair, so. It began when I decided I would cut my hair myself, exhibit it, and then this happened. Those are plastic shopping bags on her heads, by the way. She was orange, she was bright yellow, she was brown in places, so I dyed her purple, and then I decided that this would not do. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. We've already been through so much, and the video hasn't even really begun yet. We just went from her natural hair color to brown to bleaching it, then dyeing a purple, and it looking super fierce once again. Now where are we going with this? See, once you start coloring your hair, it just opens up a can of worms. So this is what we're currently working with, and it looks like this. It doesn't look awful. Again, I bleached my hair yesterday, and you're not supposed to bleach it two times in a row. Well, that's not true. I mean, you can really lighten your hair as many times as you want. If you want to bleach it multiple times in one day, you just have to be extra careful and make sure your hair is not extremely compromised when doing the second process. It's a lot of just looking at the hair, analyzing, and knowing what to do next, which is why professional hairdressers have their jobs, except it does hurt your scalp really bad when you bleach it twice in a row, so I wouldn't recommend that. If this ever goes anywhere and Brad Mondo happens to be watching, I'm sorry, I don't know what I'm doing. It's not okay. So I got the Manic Panic Flash Lightning Super Strength Bleach Kit 30 volume cream developer. And then I got what I believe is a toner. The whole toner thing is very unclear to me. I got the High Lift Ash Blonde in the brand Ion. I feel like I didn't teach you anything, did I? Like nothing, nothing at all. The Flash Lift Kit, I'll take it. At least it says 30 volume on it. You know what you're getting. But then we're using a High Lift. A High Lift is not a toner. A toner is a deposit-only color, whereas High Lift is on the complete other side of the spectrum. It is the most intensely lifting hair color you can possibly use. These sorts of colors are used on your natural hair in order to make it literally blonde without using lightener or bleach. Like I would have rather used a permanent color. Like this is actually the worst thing you could have chose to use. So, good job. The reason I originally bleached my hair is because I wanted it to be lavender. So I have two Arctic Fox colors that I'm gonna combine. Oh God, we're not trying to do lavender. Lavender is one of the most difficult colors to get. Your hair always has a little bit of yellow in it. And in order to tone yellow, we use a violet base, which AKA lavender. In order to get a lavender color to really stick overtop the blonde, you really need like the perfect amount of violet pigment in there. Not too much or else it'll turn really purple and not too little or else it will only tone your hair and make it nice and bright white blonde. It's really tricky and it fades very quickly. It's one of the more difficult colors to get. I'm gonna section my hair. Oh, we're sectioning. It's like a song, sectioning my hair. I got two boxes of bleach, two different brands. We're beginning. I didn't have two of the same brand of bleach. I had no application method and I basically just put it in my hair. I'm really enjoying this application process. She is doing a great job taking very small sections, using enough lightener, not doing her roots first. It's actually quite well done. Actually, I don't know if she's doing her roots or not, I can't really tell. Nevermind, I take that mostly all back. 50% of that back, she's putting on her roots first. How many videos do you mind if you watch? Because if you've watched literally one, you would know not to do that, literally one of them. Juliana, god damn it. I mean, at least she's putting in the effort. She's really not afraid. She's going for it. And you know, the sectioning, I'm happy with it. Hopefully, there's always two bright at the roots and dingy at the ends, but it probably will be. Basically, what's going on under here is that this front part is blue and then it gets kind of green-yellow back there. I know for a fact that the front is going to look bomb. It's going to be like platinum, I'm pretty sure. Yeah. At least she's wearing a bag. She's ink-yube-ting. She's warming that lightener up and allowing it to process beautifully. Thing is, I don't really know what to do about it. Oh, it's green. And then you get a little black. It's just yellow. It's just yellow back there. This is the thing when it comes to color corrections, when people f*** it up at home and then come to a hairstylist to fix it. It's actually way more work and way more expensive in order to fix it rather than just doing it right the first time. This is a prime example of that. I think I'm going to do this toner and see what happens because there's a lot of yellow there. Oh no. Oh, it stings a little too. That's good. And now she's going to put 20 volume on her scalp. That's going to f***ing sting so bad. I wasn't and still am not very sure how to use toner and what it might do to green hair. That burns like a mother chocka. We're washing this out. We're washing it out. We're washing it out. She's feeling confident about this enough to go through with it. And at least she's putting in the work in there and trying her best. She's going to be really disappointed in the results, I'm sure. So use my hair right now. Yellow in the back, green in the front. It looks exactly the same but probably with a little bit more damage. And I think the only thing to do now is just to try dyeing it. Supposedly if I put purple over green it'll make kind of like a grayish purple, which isn't too bad. If I put purple over yellow it'll probably make like a pinkish purple. At least she has her color theory done. Here we go. I have my two colors. This one for closer to the front and this one for closer to the back and we'll see what happens. I like the idea, the concept is there. I like the fact that she's using two different toners and two different parts of her hair. There are two different colors. That's good thinking. I'm glad we're thinking but your hair is just not light enough. It's not going to give you that beautiful lavender look that you're trying to achieve. And we'll see what happens. This girl has perseverance and patience like no other. Rooting for you though. Still. It's fascinating is what it is. I rinsed out the dye and I've been out of the shower for about 30, 40 minutes. Oh shoot. This is how we're looking. It looks pretty terrible. Don't show me the back. I don't want to see that. I don't think it's terrible. I really don't wear it with confidence and I would say it's a look but definitely has it's bad sides to it. It was rough around the edges but I just sort of decided that I didn't care at all. Things have happened and it wouldn't have been nearly as fun if I had done a good job. It's actually really cute and it's lavender. I don't get it guys. I don't get how you guys can pull these things off. I mean it definitely wasn't the greatest color. She definitely damaged the sh** out of her hair for no reason. Did a lot of things wrong and it doesn't look perfect but I'm into it. Good decent job I guess. All right let's move on to the next video. Up next we have a video by Mahira and this is called Bleaching My Hair Blonde because why not Bail? Question mark, nice to meet you boy. Let's check it out. I am going to be bleaching my hair using the Schwartz Cop. Schwartz Cop. Pre-wim developer which is the 30 volume one and then the Schwartz Cop blown me bond enforcing premium lightener and it should lift up to nine levels. Her hair is so dark. It's like a level three. Oh she's gonna have such a hard time lightening this. I don't know how she's gonna do it or if she's going to do it. I don't know at all. This is the state of my hair at the moment. I cut it, it's very greasy because I wanted to keep it greasy probably to my hair. The fact that she already has pre-lightened pieces also makes me really nervous because those pieces are susceptible to snapping off. Besides that, I really like the dark hair on her. I would prefer her do like a plum red. The blonde I don't know so much about. It's eh, eh, eh, has to be the right shade of blonde. Oh I did a test patch and that's how it came out. We did a test patch? That's awesome honestly because nobody does that. It's annoying to do, it takes a while but it is so worth it when you don't know if your hair is going to process the way you think it's going to. It is the best way to ensure that you know the results are going to be good or are going to be bad. This is basically the sped up version of bleaching my hair. I had no method whatsoever and I was using a makeup brush because the hair applicator brush that I had was really small. I didn't saturate it enough and that's why my hair was really patchy the first time round. So the foiling was a good idea. Second thought is before you start your hair make sure you have a plan guys. Third of all, those sections are way too big. You are not getting all the layers. What we usually do in the salon is take extremely thin slices horizontally to do this method. It takes forever. It's a huge long process but I'm glad you're using foil because your hair is really dark and if you didn't use foils it would not have lightened as much as it did. Okay so I have done the two back sides but not the roots. Oh hell no. I'm going in the roots and it's been around. Oh hell no. 40 minutes and I still haven't done the front bit. So basically I know I'm going to do it again because I missed out this section and this section. It is going to be so patchy and there's going to be so many dark spots and stuff I know. So I thought I would give it a 360 on what my hair looks like. Oh yeah the back is really badly done but it's okay. How did it come out that bad? I thought you were going to do like platinum all over like why is it highlighted and low lighted? Something's not calculating in my head. You really went in there and did something but it wasn't the right something. For something like this you should really section your hair into four quadrants. Then work your way up from the bottom going in horizontal sections really thin slices in foils going all the way up and fully saturating the hair within every single foil. Processing every section for the same amount of time rinsing out off then going in on your root and processing it until it is all beautiful and blonde. I really thought that I was saturating it enough but I wasn't and it was so uneven as you can see from like the rest of my head. It's tragic quite frankly. So this is the current state of my hair. Very uneven. Holy s***. I am now going in for a second bleach to go over the dark bits. Oh my God. This is what my hair is looking like. I know it's still going to be uneven but I really don't care. Why can I tell through the cap that she didn't get all of her roots? Like through the cap, through the screen, through her camera lens, I can tell that she didn't get all of her roots covered. That's concerning. I'm going to be bleaching my whole hair again. My hair still hasn't like greased and up yet but I just want to get it over and done with. So this is what my hair is looking like at the moment. This side is darker than this side cause I let this side on for like 40 minutes whereas this side is like an hour. This is a lot. Why didn't you do the front hairline? Why did we miss the front? The most important part. So this time around I used my hands and that was so, so, so much better than using the makeup brush or the hair applicator brush. You can totally use your hands with liner as long as we're in gloves but it does help using your hands and really getting the liner in there. And I was able to fully saturate it like right from the top then from the bottom. Sorry, this is so hectic for me. I just want to know why we couldn't just use our two pointer fingers and go like this to section our hair. Like why did we just grab whatever came up and put it in a bun and then start lightening it? Like why is the line like this? Do you know what I mean? This is the current state of my hair. I hope I covered it okay. I know I feel like the back bit is just like, it's not perfectly done but I'm gonna start washing out this side of my hair. I love the like moments you guys create for yourselves when you're trying to do foils. Okay, so this is after the second bleach which you guys just saw. Honestly, with the right toner formulation for the roots and the ends, it would be good. But we know we both know that's not gonna happen. You could fix this, I swear. I've done it many times. It's something. I'm gonna go out now to buy toner and then yeah, I'm just gonna put that on and then hopefully it will look okay. It will cure all your problems. I am honestly so dumb. You're meant to put toner on damp hair and it put it on dry hair. Nothing's gonna happen but obviously it absorbs better on damp hair. Yes, typically toner is used on wet hair. You can also use it on dry hair. It depends on the situation but washing it is going to get rid of all of the product and you oil buildup on your hair. That way sort of the grooves in the holes in your hair can be filled up with the toner or the glaze or whatever you wanna call it. When you apply to wet clean hair, it's evening out the palette with moisture so that parts of the hair don't pick up darker than the rest and various other reasons. But that is one of the biggest reasons is so that it all takes evenly and your already damaged hair is a little more hydrated. So this is the final look. Oh my God. Wait, I'm living for the classes though. Honestly, I look so bougie. This is me when I'm blonde. Honestly, I look so bougie. I know it's not perfect but I wasn't expecting perfect. Like I've never done my hair before and I mostly did it myself apart from like the back. Personally, I think it looks nice. So happy with my hair. Oh my God. Like it looks so good. Wow. I retract what I said earlier about the blonde not looking good on her because it looks really good. Definitely not perfect once again but I'll take it. I'll take it. But next time we can work on the technique maybe. But I'm feeling the look. Good job. Not great job. I'm not gonna give you a great job but good job except the whole process was incorrect but it's okay. While you didn't do anything too silvery or too ashtone, it's nice and neutral which is exactly what I think would be good for you. So bravo baby. Well, those two bleach jobs were not amazing but not the absolute worst. And I'm glad I'm helping people figure out how to do their hair a bit better so there's not so many hair disasters in the world. If you guys are not already subscribed make sure you do right down below. Hit the bell icon and the like button if you would like to be notified every time I post a new video. You can also text me right here. This is really connected to my phone. I guess I'll be answering a few guys if you text me right now. This will also keep you notified every time I post a new video. Make sure you follow me everywhere else. Here are my social media handles all around me. 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