This was an awesome video. I actually was able to remove vivids with Matrix Color Eraser and Hot Water. I was nervous for all the reasons you pointed out. Lol. Great review of concepts.
I would rather remove the vivid and then correct the tone with a pale orange or pink instead of browning out. If I was to lift anyway why add another layer of color?
I had the same question, I was kind of confused when the bleach was added. So if a person has blue or green hair, she’s suggesting to brown out first before bleaching I guess… whew… what if they have a whole head of long hair that’s blues and green 😊…? Love the videos!
Did you mix them up ?... i though the green was supose to be neutralise by the red and the bleu with the orange , your mixing bowls seem to be not in the right place
That’s a great observation because I noticed that too. What I found interesting about Moroccan oil is that the copper red actually looks more red than the red does in the bowl. So in this case, they just oxidized differently. But to answer your question, no I did not mix them up. They are in the right places.
You can’t neutralize pink with clear. Only the opposing shade can do that. However clear with 20vol will help remove some pale direct dyes and can work depending on the shade of pink. In this case of blue and green it would not work.
@@MirellaManelli I guess I'm confused why you would want to tone the hair and then bleach it. Why not bleach it and then neutralize it with a lighter level toner?
@@ThatIsra because when you bleach green or blue hair it turns light green and light blue. Toning pale blue or green is difficult and impossible in the natural spectrum. For example I don’t know if a brand that makes 10R and actually tones it to a natural shade.
That makes a lot of sense. In the past I've done browning out/neutralization with other semi permanents (one of my friends used henna and didn't tell me...lifted bright green). I do think this requires an upkeep sooner though.
I have been a hairstylist for 47 years and I think you have over complicated this. You need to stick to one company why would you just use what ever you have lean to use one professional product, then you can skip around and explain it. I dont mean to criticize you, but think of it
This video is about the concept of browning out vivids. It doesn’t matter what brands you use. Plus clients come in with splat, manic panic, arctic fox, pravana, the list goes on. The information is all the same. Additionally,most hairstylists today use 3 to 5 brands in salon. Bottom line whether you use one brand or 10, there is something to take away from this video when doing color correction.
As a professional, we know that companies discontinue products all the time. It's unwise to focus on only one company. In addition to location, companies don't offer an entire line of any product sometimes. You have to be flexible and continue to learn in this industry at all times. Mirella great iob.
Doing hair for nearly 50 years is very admirable! Please don’t take this the wrong way, but I think you might’ve misunderstood the point of this video. Mirella is explaining color theory specifically with direct dye semi permanent colors. With all of the great options of professional color brands, it won’t actually make a difference using Malibu, Moroccan Oil, Redken, Paul Mitchell, etc if you understand color theory which Mirella has shown time and time again.
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This visual was super helpful in understanding how to work with the color wheel with more ease!
Thank you!
That’s so great to hear! Thank you for watching 🥰
Oh my Gosh! Mirella! Your videos are incredibly helpful! I work alone in my salon and you are the perfect stylist partner I need!! Thank you!!!!!
Wow, thank you! So glad you liked this video ❤️
Hey I was wondering if L’Oreal high colour red would work on green/blue hair
This was an awesome video. I actually was able to remove vivids with Matrix Color Eraser and Hot Water. I was nervous for all the reasons you pointed out. Lol. Great review of concepts.
I’ll have to add Matrix to the list to try!
Thanks for watching ❤️
I would rather remove the vivid and then correct the tone with a pale orange or pink instead of browning out. If I was to lift anyway why add another layer of color?
Sure! But this video is not talking about removing red or pink. We’re talking about blue and green.
I had the same question, I was kind of confused when the bleach was added.
So if a person has blue or green hair, she’s suggesting to brown out first before bleaching I guess… whew… what if they have a whole head of long hair that’s blues and green 😊…?
Love the videos!
Super helpful I love your Education Videos so much! Thank you Mirella
Amazing! Thank you for the feedback ❤️
My hair is lime green and bleached yellow from hair color remover. Can I use level 3 Cherry crush R57 by L’Oréal paris?
Love to watch this videos so helful, TY!
Hi merilla when you do color what is mean nutrelzation can you what is mean neutrelization
Amazing!! 🎉 thank you thank you thank you 🙏 💙💚💙💚
Glad you like it!
Hi merilla can you explen anout color wheel red yelow bleu green in the medfl brown what is mean
Did you mix them up ?... i though the green was supose to be neutralise by the red and the bleu with the orange , your mixing bowls seem to be not in the right place
That’s a great observation because I noticed that too. What I found interesting about Moroccan oil is that the copper red actually looks more red than the red does in the bowl.
So in this case, they just oxidized differently. But to answer your question, no I did not mix them up. They are in the right places.
DDL I have learned for removing vivids is useless. I really like pulp Riots Blank Canvas with 20 volume it just strips it before your eyes
Then I think you might like my next video coming out next week 😉
Super cool video! Did the DDL feel rough?
A little bit, surprisingly!
This one the best videos on color🫶
Glad you liked it!
So I heard you can neutralize pink tone with clear and 20 vol?
You can’t neutralize pink with clear. Only the opposing shade can do that. However clear with 20vol will help remove some pale direct dyes and can work depending on the shade of pink. In this case of blue and green it would not work.
Why not just bleach the colors or bleach bath them in the first place? Some dyes can be stubborn, but many will just lift out to a blonde very fast.
That’s why I used the example of the DDL. It just made it a lighter green and a lighter blue which is much more difficult to tone into a natural shade
@@MirellaManelli I guess I'm confused why you would want to tone the hair and then bleach it. Why not bleach it and then neutralize it with a lighter level toner?
@@ThatIsra because when you bleach green or blue hair it turns light green and light blue. Toning pale blue or green is difficult and impossible in the natural spectrum. For example I don’t know if a brand that makes 10R and actually tones it to a natural shade.
That makes a lot of sense. In the past I've done browning out/neutralization with other semi permanents (one of my friends used henna and didn't tell me...lifted bright green). I do think this requires an upkeep sooner though.
@@MirellaManelli @thatisra thank you for the dialogue.
Bleach is the harsher option she’s trying to show other options besides bleach.
Oh sorry I just saw you by the side my bad
So why is you hair dark at your roots & a total different color on your ponytail?
Roots is my natural color and i have pink highlights
I have been a hairstylist for 47 years and I think you have over complicated this. You need to stick to one company why would you just use what ever you have lean to use one professional product, then you can skip around and explain it. I dont mean to criticize you, but think of it
This video is about the concept of browning out vivids. It doesn’t matter what brands you use. Plus clients come in with splat, manic panic, arctic fox, pravana, the list goes on.
The information is all the same.
Additionally,most hairstylists today use 3 to 5 brands in salon.
Bottom line whether you use one brand or 10, there is something to take away from this video when doing color correction.
As a professional, we know that companies discontinue products all the time. It's unwise to focus on only one company. In addition to location, companies don't offer an entire line of any product sometimes. You have to be flexible and continue to learn in this industry at all times. Mirella great iob.
Doing hair for nearly 50 years is very admirable! Please don’t take this the wrong way, but I think you might’ve misunderstood the point of this video. Mirella is explaining color theory specifically with direct dye semi permanent colors. With all of the great options of professional color brands, it won’t actually make a difference using Malibu, Moroccan Oil, Redken, Paul Mitchell, etc if you understand color theory which Mirella has shown time and time again.