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Thank you! The pillow has been my best friend for the last few nights. Best nights of sleep ever 😂

it was level 10

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Every one thinks im 10 cuz the vids i make but im 16-​@@heyitsleyy

Sometimes that shit takes you out 😂 I’m on day 6 of limping 😭

Yeah i reread this and its still kind of apparent lmao

At least it was relatable in some way 😅

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Of course! Haha. My first concert was actually three days grace when I was like 12 🥲

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You can't take away the orange. Orange is a part of the natural pigments in your hair. It's a stage you can't avoid when lightening it. So you'll either have to tone it with a blue-based color, or continue to lighten it further. I'd definitely go to a beauty supply store and ask with help to determine the level of your hair currently so you can find a color to cancel out the orange. Hope this helps <3

fr i hated my hair colour and niw i dyed it thinking it was going to be a dark brown but its red... i miss my old hair colour it was so pretty im legit ab to cry im gonna use this tmr

I probably use the same ones! 😂 but they worked for me every time and they make my hair smell amazing so you could definitely give it a try

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if it was a permanent color, you'll have to use something like color oops first if your goal is to just remove the black. If you want highlights, you'll have to use bleach or a highlift color on natural hair.

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Yes! This method should definitely help. The condition of your hair will come into play with how good this works. If your hair is more porous, it might come out a lot better. If you try it, let me know if it worked or not.

Should be fine! I'd just hydrate your hair really well after. Let me know how it turns out. :) Orange will be a good base for brown because at least you know it won't turn green. I've put permanent brown dye over purple hair once... and my hair turned almost black with a murky green tinge. And it faded to a light brown... still with a green tinge over time lol.

@@heyitsleyy tysm! i was worried bc all my friends said my hair might fall out so i thought i should ask someone who’s actually done this lol

What kind of color did you use?

I've never heard that one before, but I'll take it as a compliment. She's gorgeous. Thank you :.D

No. Bleach isn't a color. When you bleach your hair, it removes the pigment from your hair. It doesn't add pigment. If you're trying to go back to your natural color, you'll have to color over the bleach to make it darker.

I would say it might strip any dye whatever color is in your hair(including a the brown) Do you know the level your hair color is at? She’s stripping all the color that’s why it fades to blonde. Her hair level was already at like a 10 under the red. So it helps. If you’re trying to just get rid of the red you can try a toner or you may have to lift. The red she has in the video is permanent doesn’t budge because its a permanent so if you dyed your hair with a permanent hair color you will have to lift or possibly add a toner. Good luck!

I doubt this method will help you much. Like the previous commenter said - in this video, my roots were red, and the vitamin c hardly did anything to that part of my hair. This is meant for semi permanent colors like arctic fox, manic panic, etc. If I were you, I'd just use color oops on it. That stuff works great on permanent color and is non-damaging. But like this method, it is drying because of how many times you have to shampoo. But color oops will just take you back to whatever color you have underneath the dye. Then you could dye your brown over that. If you do that, just make sure you follow the directions exactly. If not, color molecules could still be present in your hair and when you go to dye it next, the developer will oxidize the leftover color molecules and reactivate. So that red would come back. This has happened to me in the past and it was super annoying lol.

only if it's a semi permanent black, like arctic fox, iroiro, manic panic, etc.. I don't think it will help much with permanent dyes. In this video, my roots were permanent red and it hardly did anything to them. My lengths were Arctic Fox, I believe, and it eventually took out all the color.

Thank you! I've done the same thing with purple shampoo PLENTY of times haha. It will usually just come out on its own after a few washes. Especially if you use clarifying or dandruff shampoo. If that doesn't work, check out my other video on hair color removal. But I'd leave that mixture on for less time. I'd check it every 5-10 mins because I'm sure it will come out quick.

thank you <3

just rinsed! I know I messed up when I was talking about that part lol

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Good luck! I got my glasses from firmoo.com I've been getting my glasses there for two years now. I have like 12 pair because they're so affordable haha