Her hair looks amazing .. healthier than before the coloring. How lucky to have you do her hair! I would love to have my own hair done by you. That is some of the most amazing hair results I’ve ever seen. Thanks for the video.
I enjoyed this video so much. I am naturally level 3 & 4 brunette and love to alternate between copper reds & burgundy. I never thought about that the cooler color come out darker. Now I get it. I would dye a red copper level 5 copper red over my dark hair with no result. My hair was too dark. Now i sometimes do a shampoo cap the day before. Thanks again for sharing such wealth of knowledge 😊
Hey, after scrolling through various videos of figuring out how to tone my hair yours have been the most helpful. I am naturally between a level 1 to 2. I lightened it to an orange yellowish level 6 or 7 I believe and I need a blue and violet toner to neutralize the orange and yellow according to the color wheel. What level toner do you recommend for me? And thank you again for creating these videos to inform us thank youuu !!!
Hi Wendy, thanks for watching, I’m so thrilled you found them helpful. As mentioned in a few of my videos, if you want the most “neutralisation” of warmth, you need your formula to be on the level you’ve lifted to.
Interesting video. I do everything to get those red orange tines out of my hair lol I have a question though that I've always wondered, why is it two people can both have a level 4 hair and some have a lovely natural ashy brown and I get that orange glow around my head like the ready brek man in the sun, and they don't, why is that? lol Also can you tell me the underlying tone of a level 6 is if wanting to be an ashy colour in the end is it gold or orange? Thanks so much, have s great evening x
Hi Ed, thanks for watching, glad you found the video interesting. Well, that’s our incredible DNA making us all unique… This video will help with underlying pigment/tone - ruclips.net/video/gkbAjNsCx1o/видео.htmlsi=NoKcycvbtDZOszz_ You can also find many charts online - remembering that each person can differ in tone slightly.
Thank you. Question if I may. What I'm not sure about is for myself I've used semi permanent dyes once in while in a nutural brown just to adjust tone. I havent lightened my hair in 10 years or more. If Im at like a level 4 and want to do a red at like a level 7 do I bleach till I get to 7 and then use permanent dye or demi at 10 vol or do I just do a slight bleach wash to get rid of semi dye and do a permanent dye with 30 vol? I can't figure if its better to bleach and then demi or tone to color (am aware of how important bot going to light would with red) or do with permanent dye lift and color together to get there with higher volume. Thank you. ❤
You’re welcome, thanks for watching. If you want a red with a similar tone/reflect to the shade in the video and you have colour in your hair already you most likely have to bleach to get the same result. That is a huge generalised answer as it’s impossible for me to be exact remotely…factors like how many times you’ve done your colour, if it’s overlapped at all, you may even be a little deeper than a level 3.
Hello Craig! Thank you for sharing your knowledge! I have medium brown hair died 5N because I have about 50percent grays at the top of my head. I want to dye it an intense red, not copper, not too bright, but not too dark. I tried 2 types of box dye and it did not take anywhere besides the roots on my test strands. So I did yesterday a bleach bath with 20 vol and Igora bleach and it turned out amazing. I think I am now at a level 6, caramel very slight orange light brown. I want to put de red dye, a 5.62 red violet now, but i am afraid to not go too dark on my ends now. My plan is to apply to roots for 10 min, then the mids for another 10 and the ends for another 10 min. The box dye has also 20 vol developer. Does this plan sound good to you?
Hi there! I’m glad the bleach cleanse did the trick…and GO YOU with a strand test! It’s really hard for me to say without seeing your hair, so many factors and canvases going on. I would suggest doing a strand test with your application idea/times and see. My gut is telling me it might be an idea to have a red demi/or semi to apply over the top of everything (one processed, rinsed, dried) to pull everything together and make sure it’s an even result….thats generally what I would do.
Hi Craig! Love your videos and was wondering if you could give me some advice please.- sorry in advance for the long comment :) I got my hair permanently dyed for the first time 2 months ago but it came out around 2 levels darker than I was hoping for. I wanted a light copper blonde (level 8-9) and got an intense, dark-ish orange (level 6-7). My natural hair is level 6-7 ashy blonde/ light brown. How would you recommend lightening it? I was thinking of either getting it bleached or using a color remover and then trying a lighter perm dye? And should I wait several more months before doing anything to try to minimize damage? Thank you so much in advance!
Hi Caroline, thanks for watching and for your kind words. You could have it bleached all over but how about some highlights (just a few) around the front hairline and any parting to add some brighter pieces and lift it a little? That way you minimise any damage from bleaching it all…it would need to be bleach as it was a permanent colour. If you end up lighter you can tone it all with a demi/semi, you don’t need the “energy” of permanent colour - there’s a video that goes into more detail here on my channel.
When choosing color how do I know which are cool vs warm? Sorry if this is a silly question. I’m trying to learn to color myself as financial situation has changed
Hi Nanette, thanks for watching, no question is every silly on my channel. It’s really a case of trusting what you see - cool colours are generally (and this is very general!) made up of either blue/violet/green and or neutral tones or any mix of those - warm colours are generally orange/yellow/red. This video might be helpful - ruclips.net/video/gkbAjNsCx1o/видео.htmlsi=QRTH_vTygUOelmQ6 And although it is perhaps geared towards hair pro’s a little, the playlist here on my channel “hair colour theory” could be helpful and it isn’t super technical - I always try to think of every one’s level of knowledge when planning out any content.
Hey lovely!🥰 i know this isn't a bleach video, but i just bought schwarzkopf blondme bleach and their 20vol peroxide, and someone said its pretty powerful... I've never used this bleach before, so now im nervous! What ratio should i use for fine hair? I want the bleach to process slowly... Would a 1:3 ratio be best? Next time i will get the 7vol🤣 im also going to use your tips from other bleach videos! i hope you're having a great day!💝
Hi Becky. It’s a hard question to answer without seeing your hair, what level it is, knowing what result you want, etc etc. I would perhaps go lower if you don’t know how powerful a bleach is… Good luck with it. 👨🏻🙏🏻🤍
@@theworldofcraig I think my natural hair is a level 8 or 9, I did just do a strand test and the red and orange came out my hair in less than a minute and is now a peachy colour, so I think 20 volume is way to powerful🙃 thank you so much for replying back to me!🥰 Edit: I want to bleach my roots and get orange and red out my hair, I've just ordered 7vol because I don't want to risk melting my hair off🤣
@@theworldofcraig aww thank you! I will definitely tell you how it turns out🥰 I've been bleaching/dying my hair since I was 14 and haven't fried it yet!🤞🏼thank you so much for your help, I really appreciate it🥰💗
So if someone has a level 6 cooler red like a 6RV that’s been colored that shade and they want it to be more warm but still a level 6. If they used a 6C would you be able to see it since it’s the same level? Or no because the cooler shade appears darker? I hope this makes sense?
My hair was dark brown. The salon lifted my hair 2-3 levels and highlighted it. I think the highlights look brassy orange. I want it toned down a little. I’m warm, but I don’t want cool (ash). What can I do?
Help. I was a 4 and dyed it red, which is now a 3 with red, copper and slightly orange. At the time, funds were low and I needed to cover the gray. I wish I would have gone lighter. How do I get back there?
Sorry to hear you’ve not got the result you were after. So that’s a BIG question and one that’s impossible for me to answer remotely…? A lot depends on how red/copper/orange it is, where it is, what result you want and what’s been used…there is just so much too it. You might (I’m being very general here) be able to use a cool tones level 5 over the entire head globally to try to even things out and cool them down but my gut (without knowing/seeing) is telling me that wouldn’t give you the result you want.
I was using pallette 77.44 but permanent dyes damaging my hair so I bought demi permanent deep red but it's look so Chili red, which color can o mix to acquire 77.44
I’m afraid I can’t give out specific formulas remotely, there’s just to much to it. There is all the info in the video for you to make a choice. Thanks for watching.
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Her hair looks amazing .. healthier than before the coloring. How lucky to have you do her hair! I would love to have my own hair done by you. That is some of the most amazing hair results I’ve ever seen. Thanks for the video.
Thank you! What a kind human you are…thanks for watching 👨🏻🙏🏻✨
I enjoyed this video so much. I am naturally level 3 & 4 brunette and love to alternate between copper reds & burgundy. I never thought about that the cooler color come out darker. Now I get it. I would dye a red copper level 5 copper red over my dark hair with no result. My hair was too dark. Now i sometimes do a shampoo cap the day before. Thanks again for sharing such wealth of knowledge 😊
Awww, I’m so pleased and glad it helped, thanks for watching.
I followed your lessons and got the most beautiful cowboy brown for autmn, exactly what I wanted! I cant wait till winter to go black-cherry brown! ❤
That’s FABULOUS! 👨🏻🙏🏻✨
Her result is gorgeous -- thank you. The cherry cola look is so impressive.
And thank you.
I've recently gone from blonde to red and I love it but it needs a refresh. This video has been very helpful, thank you!
Bet that looks great! You’re welcome, thanks for watching.
Love the color of the sweater on you. Anyway thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience 🥰.
So kind and thoughtful, thank you…and you’re most welcome! 👨🏻🙏🏻✨
Absolutely breathtaking! I need this color! No one seems to understand how do reds correctly here in the states that don't read orange or purple.
Thank you, that’s so kind and thanks for watching! 👨🏼🙏🏻✨
Ooooo what a gorgeous colour Craig looked much healthier afterwards. Not a professional but understood video you explain very well
Awww, thank you and thanks for watching.
Great video as always. I never use the term colour correction either, i just dont like it, people just like to change it up sometimes. ❤
Thanks Tricia, your support is so fabulous. Exactly my thoughts…and we love changing folks hair eh?! 👨🏻🙏🏻❤️
Good advice. I am a natural copper. Very difficult to achieve on my own
Thank you and thanks for watching.
Hey, after scrolling through various videos of figuring out how to tone my hair yours have been the most helpful. I am naturally between a level 1 to 2. I lightened it to an orange yellowish level 6 or 7 I believe and I need a blue and violet toner to neutralize the orange and yellow according to the color wheel. What level toner do you recommend for me? And thank you again for creating these videos to inform us thank youuu !!!
Hi Wendy, thanks for watching, I’m so thrilled you found them helpful.
As mentioned in a few of my videos, if you want the most “neutralisation” of warmth, you need your formula to be on the level you’ve lifted to.
Thanks Craig. Hairdresser here, could you explain the 2 formulas you used please? 😊 x
You’re most welcome, thanks for watching. I’m not sure what you want me to explain..?
Interesting video. I do everything to get those red orange tines out of my hair lol
I have a question though that I've always wondered, why is it two people can both have a level 4 hair and some have a lovely natural ashy brown and I get that orange glow around my head like the ready brek man in the sun, and they don't, why is that? lol
Also can you tell me the underlying tone of a level 6 is if wanting to be an ashy colour in the end is it gold or orange?
Thanks so much, have s great evening x
Hi Ed, thanks for watching, glad you found the video interesting.
Well, that’s our incredible DNA making us all unique…
This video will help with underlying pigment/tone - ruclips.net/video/gkbAjNsCx1o/видео.htmlsi=NoKcycvbtDZOszz_
You can also find many charts online - remembering that each person can differ in tone slightly.
Thank you. Question if I may. What I'm not sure about is for myself I've used semi permanent dyes once in while in a nutural brown just to adjust tone. I havent lightened my hair in 10 years or more. If Im at like a level 4 and want to do a red at like a level 7 do I bleach till I get to 7 and then use permanent dye or demi at 10 vol or do I just do a slight bleach wash to get rid of semi dye and do a permanent dye with 30 vol?
I can't figure if its better to bleach and then demi or tone to color (am aware of how important bot going to light would with red) or do with permanent dye lift and color together to get there with higher volume.
Thank you. ❤
You’re welcome, thanks for watching.
If you want a red with a similar tone/reflect to the shade in the video and you have colour in your hair already you most likely have to bleach to get the same result.
That is a huge generalised answer as it’s impossible for me to be exact remotely…factors like how many times you’ve done your colour, if it’s overlapped at all, you may even be a little deeper than a level 3.
@@theworldofcraig thank you. I have really enjoyed your videos.
Thank you for your amazing teachings for the warm and cool tones! Wow you are amazing! Thank you dearly! You are so wondeful!!!! xgabrielle
Hi Gabrielle….And thank you for your kindness. So glad the video was helpful. 👨🏻🙏🏻✨
Hello Craig! Thank you for sharing your knowledge! I have medium brown hair died 5N because I have about 50percent grays at the top of my head. I want to dye it an intense red, not copper, not too bright, but not too dark. I tried 2 types of box dye and it did not take anywhere besides the roots on my test strands. So I did yesterday a bleach bath with 20 vol and Igora bleach and it turned out amazing. I think I am now at a level 6, caramel very slight orange light brown. I want to put de red dye, a 5.62 red violet now, but i am afraid to not go too dark on my ends now. My plan is to apply to roots for 10 min, then the mids for another 10 and the ends for another 10 min. The box dye has also 20 vol developer. Does this plan sound good to you?
Hi there! I’m glad the bleach cleanse did the trick…and GO YOU with a strand test!
It’s really hard for me to say without seeing your hair, so many factors and canvases going on.
I would suggest doing a strand test with your application idea/times and see.
My gut is telling me it might be an idea to have a red demi/or semi to apply over the top of everything (one processed, rinsed, dried) to pull everything together and make sure it’s an even result….thats generally what I would do.
Hi Craig! Love your videos and was wondering if you could give me some advice please.- sorry in advance for the long comment :) I got my hair permanently dyed for the first time 2 months ago but it came out around 2 levels darker than I was hoping for. I wanted a light copper blonde (level 8-9) and got an intense, dark-ish orange (level 6-7). My natural hair is level 6-7 ashy blonde/ light brown. How would you recommend lightening it? I was thinking of either getting it bleached or using a color remover and then trying a lighter perm dye? And should I wait several more months before doing anything to try to minimize damage? Thank you so much in advance!
Hi Caroline, thanks for watching and for your kind words.
You could have it bleached all over but how about some highlights (just a few) around the front hairline and any parting to add some brighter pieces and lift it a little? That way you minimise any damage from bleaching it all…it would need to be bleach as it was a permanent colour.
If you end up lighter you can tone it all with a demi/semi, you don’t need the “energy” of permanent colour - there’s a video that goes into more detail here on my channel.
When choosing color how do I know which are cool vs warm?
Sorry if this is a silly question. I’m trying to learn to color myself as financial situation has changed
Hi Nanette, thanks for watching, no question is every silly on my channel.
It’s really a case of trusting what you see - cool colours are generally (and this is very general!) made up of either blue/violet/green and or neutral tones or any mix of those - warm colours are generally orange/yellow/red.
This video might be helpful - ruclips.net/video/gkbAjNsCx1o/видео.htmlsi=QRTH_vTygUOelmQ6
And although it is perhaps geared towards hair pro’s a little, the playlist here on my channel “hair colour theory” could be helpful and it isn’t super technical - I always try to think of every one’s level of knowledge when planning out any content.
Hey lovely!🥰 i know this isn't a bleach video, but i just bought schwarzkopf blondme bleach and their 20vol peroxide, and someone said its pretty powerful... I've never used this bleach before, so now im nervous! What ratio should i use for fine hair? I want the bleach to process slowly... Would a 1:3 ratio be best? Next time i will get the 7vol🤣 im also going to use your tips from other bleach videos! i hope you're having a great day!💝
Hi Becky. It’s a hard question to answer without seeing your hair, what level it is, knowing what result you want, etc etc.
I would perhaps go lower if you don’t know how powerful a bleach is…
Good luck with it. 👨🏻🙏🏻🤍
@@theworldofcraig I think my natural hair is a level 8 or 9, I did just do a strand test and the red and orange came out my hair in less than a minute and is now a peachy colour, so I think 20 volume is way to powerful🙃 thank you so much for replying back to me!🥰
Edit: I want to bleach my roots and get orange and red out my hair, I've just ordered 7vol because I don't want to risk melting my hair off🤣
@@beckylouisesmith9216 You’re SO on it, GO YOU! That sounds like a good idea….let me know how you get on! 👨🏻🙏🏻🤍
@@theworldofcraig aww thank you! I will definitely tell you how it turns out🥰 I've been bleaching/dying my hair since I was 14 and haven't fried it yet!🤞🏼thank you so much for your help, I really appreciate it🥰💗
So if someone has a level 6 cooler red like a 6RV that’s been colored that shade and they want it to be more warm but still a level 6. If they used a 6C would you be able to see it since it’s the same level? Or no because the cooler shade appears darker? I hope this makes sense?
You could gently remove the RV tone (several videos on here on how to) then go in with 6C.
My hair was dark brown. The salon lifted my hair 2-3 levels and highlighted it.
I think the highlights look brassy orange. I want it toned down a little. I’m warm, but I don’t want cool (ash). What can I do?
It’s impossible to help with specifics remotely - all the info is in my toning videos.
so on hair thats reddish yellow can u do a light blonde and then a 10 developer and get a lighter blonde?
You could but there’s a lot to it. I would always lift to the level, then tone.
Help. I was a 4 and dyed it red, which is now a 3 with red, copper and slightly orange. At the time, funds were low and I needed to cover the gray. I wish I would have gone lighter. How do I get back there?
Sorry to hear you’ve not got the result you were after. So that’s a BIG question and one that’s impossible for me to answer remotely…?
A lot depends on how red/copper/orange it is, where it is, what result you want and what’s been used…there is just so much too it.
You might (I’m being very general here) be able to use a cool tones level 5 over the entire head globally to try to even things out and cool them down but my gut (without knowing/seeing) is telling me that wouldn’t give you the result you want.
I was using pallette 77.44 but permanent dyes damaging my hair so I bought demi permanent deep red but it's look so Chili red, which color can o mix to acquire 77.44
I’m afraid I can’t give out specific formulas remotely, there’s just to much to it.
There is all the info in the video for you to make a choice.
Thanks for watching.