you somehow have the perfect face to try every hairstyle and be able to look elegante, beautiful, cute, and casually attractive when styled right- it’s crazy
I went bright magenta/pink a few months ago and the color faded out to such a beautiful pastel rosegold-ish color. I feel like this is the best way to getting lasting pastels, basically staining your bleached hair with very bright pigmented colors. Problem is tho that you can't really properly predict how a certain color will fade out 🥴
A better way is mixing bright pink with conditioner before applying, it gives a pastel colour that actually sticks that you can keep reapplying if needed since the tube will last basically forever that way
@@cherrybeebee1062 that's also a solution if you're using conditioner! I prefer the staining method tho because i can basically treat it like my normal hair because the stain won't go away 😎
@@itskimik i think you misread?? i mean just mix bright dye with conditioner so its going to dilute it lighter, that way you now have a pastel dye that holds on much longer than a normal already made pastel dye, you just apply it like normal dye and if you notice any fading (it normally lasted the exact colour for a month) you just go over it again since you should still have a entire tube of colour left and since its just semi perm and conditioner it does no damage, i had my hair light pink for ages until my roots grew too much and i couldn’t be bothered to bleach them. Staining is not a good idea if you dont want patchy results or risk having the hair turn out the wrong colour (if you have a strong enough yellow tone before you dye you can end with more of a orange hue when it fades not pink)
As someone who perpetually dyes their hair black (I’m naturally a more dishwater blonde) I agree that black hair is a commitment. It’s like getting a pet or joining a long term D&D game. But honestly? I love it. I love having my hair jet black or blue-black so much that I feel weird without it 😅
I'm the sameee, naturally dishwater blonde and have been dying my hair black for years but as of recently I've had a devil on my shoulder telling me to go pink. I've had bleach disasters going from black to blonde before, why am I thinking about doing it again😭
@@tamarasunina5020 I'm a natural dishwater blonde too 😂 And I would pick any color than my natural bc I feel like it's so gray and dull that it just drags my whole face down.
me too! Tho I naturally own dark-brown hair and olive, but pretty pale skin, so it coudn't really interfere with my palette. I lov, lov, lov black hair, i have had it for like 2 years now constantly. It washes up nicely into like soft black with brownish or reddish reflexes and I adore it that way too. The only thing is I have to retouch my roots often, cuz otherwise I look bald
I completely agree. Black is my color. I face palmer and laughed when she said black is the worst color. Maybe for her, but a lot of people love it. She went about this video wrong. She should have led with "these are my opinions", but instead she tries to make it sound like law. Which just makes her look stupid. This is the same woman who uses Splat brand on her hair. She makes some weird choices. I find it quite funny that her top picks are 2 of my the most popular colors. She just wants to make people angry.
Man, idk how she avoids the scalp damage. I'm dreading redoing my roots again since my head has finally healed after a few months but I'm also already hating seeing too much of my natural colour 😂
When I dyed my hair a lot I only bleached my roots about 5mm-1cm away from my scalp. Yes you always have dark roots but I actually like the look imo, unless you have like ginger hair or something, idk if that would work.
Uh if you’re getting that much damage to your scalp you’re definitely doing something wrong or you have a sensitivity or allergy- STOP dyeing your hair until you figure it out!!!! Bleaching your hair shouldn’t hurt or damage your skin barrier at ALL. No burns, no sensitivity, no redness, no crustiness or oozing. The proper amount of discomfort is extremely minimal
The most discomfort you should be getting from bleaching your hair or even re-doing your roots with dye is a warm pins-and-needles itchy feeling and maybe some scalp tightness immediately after. It should absolutely NOT take months for you to recover from doing your roots. A few weeks at most is normal, and that’s usually to be safe. If you use a specific dye or bleach and have any known allergies I’d double check the ingredients to see if there’s any overlap. Aside from that, you usually want to bleach hair that’s dirty and dye hair that’s clean. Whatever products that are being used will have a maximum processing time on them. Permanent colors, demi-permanent colors, and bleach usually don’t exceed one hour as their maximum processing time. They should also instruct you whether or not you should be using a heat source while processing. If it’s taking you months to recover after your stylist does it for you, I’d find a new stylist because that is incredibly unusual and alarming.
I usually love the pastels from faded colors, but would probably never do pastels intentionally. And please, a "best colors" would be awesome. (Orange/peach/coral really should be on that list)
I feel like intentional pastels never work nor last.. i usually tell people to dye it a bit more vibrant and in like two weeks depending on how much they wash their hair, they will have the pastel colour they want and it will last more
I mean I did pastel highlights and I loved it. I had to redye it every 1-2 weeks or so, and only wash 1x a week. But I loved being able to change the colours frequently. It would probably be hard for full dye but I enjoyed it a lot for what I did :D ( also I have lighter hair so it didint damage too much)
Ironically, orange peach and coral would definitely be on the list of the worst colours for me, those shades never work on me haha But purple and blue, any shade, anytime (I wish I didn't have dress code)
@@atriyakoller136 Its almost impossible to create a single list of best or worse colors because its totally depends on the person skin and eyes color. Some people will look wash out in pastels while other shine with it. If you know your sesonal colors you will understand why that happen.
Yes!!! I have a pastel indigoish right now that's from a 6 month purple fade and I am obsessed but I would never do it on purpose. I think it's one of the best part of letting my hair fade instead of constantly being in the salon!
I had a split dye with that same haircut and i loved it, the difference might be that it was black and white (Cruella style) but i didn't find it hard to style or keep up. I must add though (since white and black were your number 2 and 1 to not wear lol) that putting black on number 1 is absolutely right because i tried to remove the black side to make it blue and it went so bad that i ended up having to shave my head 😅
That's sounds so difficult I had bangs that were pink and blue it was a nightmare with the new growth separating the colors I couldn't do it anymore I just have brown hair now 😂
I love cruella hair I have white hair with brown on the underside but some of the white hair literally broke of after month because I bleached it to much and the brown dyed some of the white hair. Now I try to grow it out.
@@amyangel5196 i´ve been wanting to try that combo forever and also with bleached eyebrows but the white beeing on the most fragile part of the hair is what holds me back. I guess i will continue to rock my pink hair lol
I've had split dye for 2 years now, pink and purple. Style ability isn't too difficult for me. I always feel like my hair adds to what I'm wearing. I don't always put on clothes with that much thought. Out of the salon, my color didn't fade for about 2 months. After 3 months, I had to go back in with color conditioners.
I actually thought "hot roots" would be on this list as well. Cause they are so hard to maintain and style properly... When there is regrowth you literally have 2 different coloured stripes at your roots and a block of yet a different colour on your mids and ends and it takes SO MUCH EFFORT to get your hair to a solid colour again, without going too dark. It usually only looks good for a couple days or weeks too, until your roots start showing and you need to bleach them, while avoiding the already bleached parts where the statement colour sits, to avoid looking crazy or messy
yes she should have made the split dye category more like multiple dye categories and broke jt up because this is soo true. cant imagine how billie did it😢
@@ZephyrinSkies yeah obvi but still the breakage and the distress your hair goes through it doesnt matter even if its a professional its impossible to keep hair completely healthy when doing hair dye styles like that that require legit constant touch ups
@@bogdaddy i just googled that whaaat it says that it was for at least some time a wig. crazy. i hope it was they whole time just for the health of her hair😩
I'm Asian and my hair is so jet black that people often ask me if I've dyed my hair or what I used to dye my hair black. Sometimes, it shines a purple or blue under lighting and it's cool. And I know so many people who want to achieve this kind of darkness, but I just want some colour. I feel a bit of envy for people who can just dye their hair whenever. Some days, I tell myself to just be content with my hair, but other days, I can't help but spend hours and hours looking for colours to totally transform and have that feeling you get during the after-drying reveals.
When you consider how much it costs to get your hair bleached and coloured to maintain these looks, i highly recommend considering saving up for a wig. I also have very dark hair and wish i could go bright colors more but boy my bank balance cannot sustain that activity any more! Get a wig and both your finances and your scalp and hair will thank you.
In defense of green hair: I have bright green hair (and really short). I had a few different shades of green on my head a few separate times now and i loved it. I always loved it. I have no problem with stylability since i always wear black anyway and so my hair was always my pop of colour. So it really depends on your preexisting style. Sure your head won't be one consistent colour but with at home application few people achieve that. I had it on an undercut (bright green) a mohawk (dark green) and on buzzed short hair (both dark green and neon/lime green). Currently growing it out and once more green (colour is called spring green and pretty close to apple green) it really isn't a colour to fade into the background with. You will stand out. But i really like that it fades so nicely, especially the lighter greens. And since i keep my hair short it doesn't matter as much if i damage it by bleaching it light enough for the colour to shine since i can always chop it off.
My experience with green was catastrophic. I used Phantom Green from Arctic Fox and ended up with yellow roots and blue ends. I haven’t been brave enough to try it since. But! I’m looking at Pravana Vivids Crystals Jade with some black additive for depth.
I have lime/apple green hair, unlike yours mine is somewhat long (mid back aprox bc I’m growing it for a long mullet) and while I admit for me it’s difficult to maintain bc it fades quickly and any heat including the sun will change the colour I still love it, I’ve had it for a little more than a year now and personally I Have no problem with styling bc I only wear black xD
That's what I was going to say. An easy way to style any unnatural hair color is with black clothing. People who have a predominantly black wardrobe can rock any hair color they want.
I don't dye my hair to look pretty, I dye it to look like a wet rat that fell into some funky paints :D I'm all about faded pastells, messy styles and unconventional color + haircut choices as long as it looks like it is intentional or was at one point I love it!
That's exactly what my grandma used to say, never go for black hair because otherwise you have to commit to it and dye your roots every other week, she greatly regretted going black
For me that worked with going towards ginger. With black it was almost a look for me, and with styling and a layered haircut on my type 2 wavy hair it could look very nice. But ginger or just going closer to those shades... basically, when my natural roots started growing out, I just instantly looked 20 years older. But generally most black dyes I've tried (I haven't gone black in a few years since it stopped being a good colour on me) they washed off inti my natural colour in 3-6 weeks (and they said they were permanent). So... Might've influenced the result
@@Nakia11798 yeah I could go black because I've got very dark brown hair but what would be the point? It's also why I stopped dyeing my hair at all because a) I'm pale and not a lot of hair colours look good on me, so I'm best with sticking with what I have naturally and b) I have to bleach the everliving hell out of it to get it light enough to dye it any colour. When I go grey I'll probably go back to dyeing it purple and blue and green because the dyeing is fun but the bleaching is awful.
As someone who dyed her hair almost all shades in 25 years I agree with that list. Specially with black. I'm okay with roots in combination with every other colour. But roots with black hair ick me out. For going black temporarily, you need an elaborate escape plan and be okay to stay in dark shades for in my case two years (depending on length) of regrowth.
@@JulieKasprik I guess it depends on the natural hair colour, mine looked kinda nice but it's already medium-dark with my skin being too pale for most affordable foundations haha so it didn't really look like balding, but... i think it also depended on layers in my haircut because with layers and my hair lying differently based on their presence/absence it looked much better with a layered haircut than without layers (I'm a 2a-2C curl type )
the black hair broke my heart, because when i did it i liked a lot too. But it´s a fact that its been 1 year since I died just one time, and I still struggle with getting it lighter. YESS DO THE BEST COLORS VIDEO PLEASEE
same hahah I had a split dye and dyed it black august-22, decided to go ginger again in march-23, bleach it like 5 times in 3 months. Now...4 months later, dyed it brown because got bored of ginger hahahaha
I had pastel hair all through 2014-2015 and it was pretty easy for me. Key note though is that I have dark blonde hair naturally so it wasnt too hard to bleach it. If you do get it lightened though, pastels are pretty easy to maintain! All you need to do is use a darker dye at first, at use demi-permanent dye every week in conditioner to leave in while you shower it lasts a long time and stays vibrant. I even slowly transitioned my hair from colour to colour by adding in a neighbouring colour into the conditioner. So if you get your hair light enough I definitely recommend it!
I'm that person that made baby pink my brand, I've been wearing it for about 4 years now 😄 like you my natural hair is very easy to lighten due to the lack of red tones. I only recolour it when I get my roots done and wash it once in-between with cold water. Dry shampoo is the key 😂
Ugh I had split dye blonde and black hair and the black side was ULTRA damaged since I put permanent black box dye over previously bleached hair. It started to break off and as a result I experienced hair loss on that half. So my hair began to look wonky and uneven. And nobody tellls you that with black and blonde, the textures will not match!!
Shade Problem with box dye is they don't tell you how much peroxide is in the developer and that's what does it, because the normal level is 10% I once used a blonde box dye which actually bleached my hair and I made sure to buy the one that said 0 lift
i used wella demi permanent dye and its like a gloss it made my hair soooo healthy that years later im still seeing considerably more damage and fray to my ex blonde side :( expected but extreme
You're so right Stella! I've had pastel rose, lightest ash blonde and box dye black all multiple times and your critiques are spot on. Jet black particularly broke my heart to leave, it's like that one ex that you can't forget! But although I spent a couple of decades getting together and breaking up with jet black on a regular basis, by the end I stopped feeling glam and just noticed how washed out I looked. Currently copper ginger and loving it 🧡🦊🍑
I have long dark brown hair and dyed everything below the shoulder bright blue. I love it! It does require refreshing frequently to avoid the washed out look, but the biggest surprise for me is that the area right at the top of the blue keeps fading to blonde! After it happened a second time, I started coloring that band apple green and it's GORGEOUS. I'm a freaking mermaid now!!
I think that pixie cut apple green with the brown roots actually looks AMAZING, like a duochrome eyeshadow! Because the roots and the tips are about the same length at that cut😍
Well, I have been living with apple green for a half a year already, never thought it's harder than any other color(I tried red,blue, turquoise, different violets and pinks before). I personally find surprisingly good to combine green hair with bright red hat or scarf, in this case two of my favorite colors shine bright in my look❤
And on days when I want to be less bright, I keep the whole look in beige-white-black colors, so nothing clashes with green, but overall look is still working. Green just becomes a nice accent.
I LOVE black hair on almost everyone, I keep my mahogany hair black always because it’s so shiny and healthy that colour and looks glossy, it’s easy to style and doesn’t look too terrible if you miss a wash day aha
Yes! I had blue in my hair and it was really annoying having to style my clothes around my hair color. I hadn't really has fashion colors in my hair before and didn't know about that aspect
Idk, with my wardrobe being 90% blues blacks and greys I've never had a problem with blue and purple/indigo hair. Magenta and pink, however... And ginger
Yeah I had hot pink hair about a year ago and maintained it for months and I was surprised by how it messed with getting dressed. Loved the hair color, though
I think when hairstylists say "have a salon dye you black, it will be easier" they usually mean that when you use professional stuff it's easy to predict what color it'll be when you decide to remove it and neutralize accordingly. Box dye doesn't have a whole pamphlet on color charts and bases, it doesn't tell like "this hairdye has a brown-violet base overall, and this 1.0 is more green than red" and so on. every professional brand creates it's colour with diferent pigments and if you use it in your work you know which ones they are, but the box dye doesn't have anything like that, just take the box and hope for the best
Stella, I need you to *please* include a clear shot of your nails in all your future posts. Your nails are always lovely, as is your hair ❤😉 I like how clearly you broke down your reasoning for your 5 choices.
The other thing about Ashe blonde hair is skin tone. I have strawberry blonde / auburn natural hair with grey green eyes and pink cool toned skin (very pale), so Ashe blonde flatters me more than darker hair. When you have warmer tones in your skin, darker facial features (dark eyes, dark eyebrows, lashes and more) the Ashe blonde would wash you out. Same goes for people who are cool toned but have darker features, it will not flatter you. BUT if you go Ashe blonde, you could have beige tones in it for warmer skin toned people OR have a darker root to contrast the hair and the skin ❤ loved this video, definitely been there and gone through bad hair colours 🫡🤣 have a lovely day whoever is reading this 🎉
I've noticed the same with make up too. I live in Korea so most people have yellow undertones, making most makeup available at the store 90% warm toned. Looks terrible on me,I'm super pale and cool toned. Now with the ash tone craze, they've started pumping out ash toned eyeshadow. I guess they got too many complaints because it usually doesn't look good in warmer toned skin, they've added displays or labeling the different makeup for cool or warm tones. It saves me a lot of swatching, which they don't like you doing because of COVID, and so much time. Thank y'all for the ashey hair craze!!!!
I would love to hear more about the skin, light, hair colour and the effects it gives. If ash blond is the worst for almost all skin colours, which colours would you recommend the most for different skin colours/ effects. 💖 also am hoping on the counterpart to this video, top 5 of your favorite hair colours 💖 must say the split hair with the cut looked soooo amazing 🥲
I’ve had split dye for almost two years now and honestly it’s one of the best things I have ever done for myself! I just feel so much joy every time I look in the mirror!! I currently have half my natural very dark brown and the other half is rainbow!! Personally, for me, the pros outweigh the cons and if you are thinking of doing a split dye, go for it!!
I think this is the best way to do split dye, half natural and half dyed, that's what I used to have for a while and it avoided a lot of the 'stylability' issues mentioned in the video, and ALL of the problems with unequal fading. I had half of a forrest green head, and it stayed fun the whole time through (it faded to pale and blueish through a month and a half, and basically then remained that colour FOREVER, until I cut it off basically) and I'd say the one issue was the asymmetric hair damage haha. Having half a natural head even helped with goofy looking regrowth, at a point it starts looking like a purposeful sort of dip dye, and you can sort of blend it in by moving where you separate your hair, truly was a colour worth getting!
Most of the reasons not to do split dye don’t even make sense to me. She kept adding clips of where it supposedly looked bad but it didn’t?? The only valid points are that one might fade a lot quicker than the other (which is possible but not common) and that touch ups take longer because it’s fiddly to seperate. But honestly it’s worth the effort! Almost every look I’ve done since 2014 has been split in some way (either half/half or accent fringe) and I’ve never once thought it was a burden. Now your rainbow, that sounds like a burden lol. I’ve been so tempted but it sounds too hard to maintain!
@@emilyk5003 the rainbow has been a bit more difficult than just a solid colour because lighter colours like yellow fade a lot faster than say, blue or red. But I’m pretty good at keeping my colour in (only washing with cold water, washing my hair only once a week, limiting exposure to the sun and heat) and get it re-done every 3ish months. Of course, it does fade which is sad but I don’t mind the pastel-y colours it fades into and you can still tell it’s rainbow! I also have curly hair which is a lot of work in itself, so it’s been a bit of a trial and error, but it’s managed to work! The only downside to the rainbow vs the solid colour I can think of is that when I had a solid colour I used to do touch ups using colour masks and conditioners so that is was always very vibrant, but I’m too afraid to touch it now so I leave that for my hairdresser lol
I love my split dye. I keep one side jet black and I change the other side every few months. I don't have any issues. It matches my clothing style too (mostly black, punk style). No issues there. The biggest issue I have is parting my hair perfectly, there's always black on my colored side or vice versa but honestly it doesn't look bad with my overall style. Long story short: I hate videos like these. It's an opinion. What's good for one person isn't ideal for another.
The darker blue extension with the faded pastel blue such a great idea looks like you dyed it that way on purpose could get expensive with extension if you change your colour a lot but if you're keeping the same colour for a while would be great way to go between dying it
I have white hair currently (vertical split dye sort of situation with ice blonde on top and jet black below) and I don't find it too hard to maintain, good purple shampoo does all the heavy lifting for me. Even though it's a very damaging color on non virgin hair especially I think everyone should try it at least once, I fell in love with it and haven't changed my hair color since I finally achieved it around a year ago :)
Curly hair person here: I had my bangs a fluorescent green very close to the apple green you describe. Because I have shorter hair overall (plus 2b/2c curls to hide my roots/natural cooler tone hair) I've avoided most of the pain you describe for the apple green color. For straight hair though-- absolutely agree it's a nightmare.
I actually decided to dye my hair after your video when you did black hair, even though many people told me not to do it, because it would never fit with my skin tone I still did it, and loved it so much and I only regret it, that I haven't tried it sooner :D like yeah sure, I was looking a bit crazy when I didn't had any makeup on, looking pale and a bit dead yet I still loved it. Though I tried to go back to blonde after that yet I failed, because I realized how much I miss the black so few days ago I just dyed it back to black :D
This is a terrific video! Thank you! I was a natural ash blonde as a child, but as I got older my hair got darker. For years I bleached, dyed, cut, curled, and basically tortured my hair-most of the time it was FUN! It’s been fright white and jet black. It was maroon, every shade of red, oh what a lark! As it began to gray, I had highlights and lowlights added professionally. Then one day it happened. I used a hairdresser who just was lazy and careless. My hair was ruined. Fried. Dry Ramen noodles had better texture. I discovered that a guy who boarded a horse at my barn was a hairdresser, so I asked him if he would cut my hair and showed him a picture of a Pixie. That night he cut off all of the damage, revealing my natural hair color. It looked GREAT, and felt even better. Sorry for the essay, but hair should be fun! ❤️
Since you're blonde you could do it again👀 I'd recommend trying neon pink and teal! I've done a bunch of different colors split dye, and have found I had the most fun with cotton candy hair.
Yes please! Do a review of best hair colors to have. I also change hair colors frequently but don't venture into fantasy colors due to work. This was extremely helpful. I hope that copper/red is on the list of your best hair colors, I just love all reds and feel they're super wearable by all people and have impact but don't damage hair as much.
As someone who's tried coppers and reds I can confidently day they're not wearable for me. Especially when roots start to grow back in. I just look years older and not great in general. My favourite ones are definitely blues and purples, specifically royal blue and navy blue, and indigo, but I don't often do them due to work as well
I have been colouring my naturally mahogany colour hair since I was 15yr old. I've been all of the burgundy, purple shades and even blonde in my time but I still go back to good old bluey black. I find I can wear any colour clothes with it and lots of make up looks. I personally think you look STUNNING with black hair. 🥰🥰🥰
I don't have much experience with dying hair but I was under the impression that different hair types and different people have different experiences with the same dye.
I ended up using a purple semi-permanent dye that was so dark that it came out looking black at first, luckily what I learned from that process was that isopropyl alcohol seems to remove stains that were the result of semi-permanent dye. The alcohol got it off of my skin, the walls, and the tub it was a life saver. That is also to say though that semi-permanent black dye will likely stain you hair and still be very difficult to remove. My naturally dirty blonde hair is still a denim blue and it has been months since I dyed it and I don't use color safe shampoo either.
I have tried lots of colors too and I have settled on purple! It’s easy maintenance and fades beautifully. I only touch it up once a month. It also makes my green eyes pop!
this was hilarious to watch because about 5 years ago i had a split dye with black and my natural blonde. it definitely was a commitment to maintain but it looked so stunning! i went burgandy red after and i was so surprised to see THAT wasn't on the list. the staining!!! the fade!!! i loved it but i'm never going red again on my natural hair
I will say that I’m a natural blonde and I dye my hair black. Safe to say I’ve never missed blonde and love how much the black compliments my blue eyes and pale complexion. Personally, I think it’s one hundred percent worth the maintenance/mess. I’ve come back from black once before and my only complaint is ever thinking to leave black hair. I always felt bland and like I lacked excitement with blonde. I did try everything from platinum to dark blonde. It’s all a personal choice. Just make sure black will be worth it beforehand because it can be quite a shock.
I've been on the same journey! I've had every colour and combined. A few of these I disagree with but it all comes down to preference. I wear a lot of black and grey, not much colour so the issues with half & half, and green hair wasn't an issue. In fact, when I had half blue half purple hair I found it was more fun to style in terms of hairstyles and none of my outfits were affected because I just wear black & grey! Even if I did wear colour, any colour within that spectrum (like blue, purple, pink) went well with it if it was small pops of colour. I've asked friends and family what their favourite hair colour I've done is and they ALL say between neon/apple green, and burgundy (not at the same time lmao). Green was so fun and different (at the time pastels were more of a trend), and I absolutely loved it. It didn't wash out as fast as reds and if my hair wasn't even in tone before dying it, the variations of green looked cool. Granted, my hair was quite long both times I've had bright green hair. Also if you add some dark green in it, it looks wonderfully dimensional. The WORST colours for me were (no particular order): 1. Orange (like bright neon orange) - when it fades it goes an ugly straw-like peach colour. And it faded FAST. 2. Black - like blue-black - for the same reasons in this video. It's a commitment and also I find blue-black box dye makes your hair look like a wig and not in a good way. It's not soft enough to look natural and it's too boring for it to be "excitingly unnatural". I loved this colour when I was an emo kid in my teens, and it looked good then with that style, but that's about it lol. 3. Holographic - This was SO PRETTY but it's such a process. You have to get your hair very light, like ash blonde, which is already difficult and then you add very light layers of pastel blues, purples and pinks and do it in a way that doesn't look patchy, streaky, or too sectioned (a good balance). Looks great. Maintaining it is a nightmare because of the sections you dye it. Plus side is that because it fades so fast, it's easy to go to another colour afterwards. 4. Yellow - like bright yellow. Unless you want to constantly be called Pikachu, don't do it. I think it would look really cool with darker skintones but as a pale person it looked terrible.
I have a natural golden blonde hair and I’ve been dying it jet black for months now. It is a huge commitment but it has brought me so much joy. I can’t see myself wanting to go back blonde for the foreseeable future, but I completely agree with you that it is a big commitment.
I think when we talk about color the most important thing is to understand your own contrast and color season. Are you bright or muted, are you warm or cool. I tried bright pink hair and it look horrible but as soon as it faded into a muted pink it looked awesome. I’m from Finland and we have so many blond girls that can just tone their hair cool silver style and it’s easy and looks awesome ( if you are cool toned person)
Woops I've 3 out of them now?! Bright pink with black underlayers (sorta split dye) with neon green plucks next to my ears. Had almost all black a year ago, black with silver bangs. Dyed it with a 'non permanent' box dye few times, came out pretty easy, went red after it, now pink. I've a really light skin and like black/darker much more than lighter colors. Also had really icy blonde end of 2020, did like that too tho hahaha. Did have split dyes, half-half like you had, too in the past. Feel like I've had all colors and many combinations too.
I looooved when my hair was dyed black and would probably still be wearing it today, but I ended up developing severe allergies after having it a few years, and now my scalp can no longer tolerate most dyes. Such a shame.
I must really hate myself because I not only had a split dye, but I had a black and white split dye. I made it even harder with semi-permanent black which would bleed into the white if it got wet and touched it. Showers and rain were interesting and swimming was a no go. To this day, it is my favorite thing I’ve done with my hair. I love split dye hair though and I was living my Cruella Deville dreams. I just realized it’s still my profile picture 😂
I used to dye my hair black all through high school. I would buy manic panic (raven black) and the base on that is purple/blue so I would mix a manic panic blue in there too. 💙 Just to give it some dimension. My hair is a level 2 so it wasn't a huge change. Also, manic panic raven black washes out so quick. My hair also lifts fast to blonde (I've been blessed with super porous curls). I'd never do ash blonde (only in wigs). I think the color I'd NEVER do again is red. It fades so fast and depeding on the base of the color it can be a gross orange. 😝
Red depends SO much on your undertones, though. Red, pink, orange all last forever in my hair, literally years. Blue and purple are completely gone in a month. In fact, I have such a strong tendency for dye to turn red that blue dye on me fades into purple instead of green like most people get. I'm a dishwater blonde by the way, but have red heads in the family including one of my daughters who is auburn, so I know I must have the gene
My best pastel result came from fades. I never intentionally went pastel. That wig is on point tho! If you hadn't said anything I wouldn't have guessed!! That color is great on you!
A tip for split dye hair, it tends to look better if the colours are more neutral looking, strawberry pinks, browns, warm gray, blonde and black are really nice colours and can be easily paired without too much clash. Ones skin tone can also effect how hair colour compliments them. One thing is for sure no matter what skin tone you have softer colours look everyone. :)
Funny that most of your worst hair colors were actually my personal favorites. Especially the ash blond/white and the pastels suited me the most. And I had like the same haircut with the same apple green like you hich was the most edgy and cool I ever felt 😂 I like how everyone is completely different and has different presences
As someone that loves to have a different color every week but loves loves loves black, UNDERCUT DYE. Do it now! It's so nice, easy to cover the color, easy to style and maintain. Black on top and a pop of color has been amazing for my hair
Thank you for your absolute honesty! I tried almost all the colors on this list and for me green was the worst.. the only way I found to get rid of it, without dying my hair black or a boring brown, was to apply red on top .. i got purple hair
I had a very different experience with green, I wanted to do the rainbow backwards but got stuck on green because I loved it so much. I've had my hair green for the last 2 years (from neon to apple basically everything) and just recently I went rainbow. while I agree that it is a bitch to remove, I belive it is because green knows it looks good and wants you to commit
I have also tried almost every color under the sun, funny enough the colors I was most happy and satisfied with and had the least problems with were pastell (blue/turquoise) and ice white. Had both for a really long time (3+ years) which is otherwise very unusual for me, and didn't find them hard to maintain at all. For the pastels I would just use conditioner mixed with a bit of (non permanent) dye for every or every other wash, and the color never faded. For ice white I'd use a homemade mix of very little purple/blue toned non permanent dye with my conditioner that functioned as a toner and nothing ever went brassy. My natural hair color is a shade 6/7 so redoing the roots was a bit annoying but that's it. I'm going back to ice white with some lilac strands tomorrow 😄
ive had neon green hair twice (so far lmao) and yeah its definitely a nuisance 💀. it looked cool after dyeing it, but after like 1-2 washes the color became a bit dull and just kinda weird, and trying to remove the color to go back to blonde was a nightmare. it wasnt that hard to style bc i just wore all black, but if you like colorful clothes its definitely going to be a headache i think the worst part is that i still would probably dye it like that again bc after all, i loved how it looked 💀 but if you can afford it, i would definitely recommend trying out a wig first
I have dark-ish brown naturally and decided to try black... And I looked sickly pale, my skin had a yellow/greenish hue, luckily (in this occasion) my hair hates dye and makes sure to get rid of them quickly no matter the color
I have level 1-2 hair so it is essentially black. I have died my hair literally all of the colors of the rainbow even accidentally at times. However, in the past, I would use permanent black dye to go back to my "natural" hair color if I wanted to essentially start over, and recently I discovered demi-permanent black. I have tried semi-permanent black and that washes out super fast, but demi-permanent black has been a game changer for me! Permanent black of course I agree is the hardest to remove aside from green. Both of those are my favorite colors and I will go from green to black and back to green most years. The process is so hard, but I love the colors. And now demi-permanent black is my go to when I take my hair experimentation just a little too far :)
I have deep black hair, it’s hard to bleach too if i wanna try lighter colours. It’s been years since i tried colouring my hair. No colours would show up.
Perfect. I fully agree. Now I covered my peachy with purple and blue and it's even worse. I will try to go down to a blonde that suits olive skin tone. As a shade of blonde may suit? I have a slightly similar complexion to you, same natural hair color.
Hi Stella love you and am so excited for the secret project , for me I kinda dye my hair a lot and for me I kinda don't care I had apple green twice but both time I did them with 2 colors (light green with dark green highlights actually faded fast) ( apple with purple highlights green I ended up going blue after it) , I had once split dye half yellow half pink (luckily they both faded nicely and fast), ash white (I sometimes do it when I go to the hair dresser just for an even base for other colors and keep it for 1 or 2 weeks then dye it pastel) pastels (my favorite works the best for me) black( I never did it yet, the darkest I did is dark brown) , I've done almost all colors and ngl u were my inspiration for all that time I've watched u since I was 9 years old and that was the first time I got my hair dyed
I've got naturally dark brown hair, but I love using a demi-permanent 1A black. I have a cooler skin tone so it really makes my features pop more. I love the black color. 🙂
I had a feeling apple green would be on the list! I've had it for a long time and I love it 😂. I think doing a dark green shadow root helps blend things better when my natural color comes back in.
Same, I had apple green with dark blue roots for like 2 years and finally changed it to try other colors, but I already wanna go back to it! It's definitely my favorite hair color, but it's my favorite color, so a lot of my style has green/blue in it
I wouldn't do it, the black hair color will be so hard to remove and black hair color washes out fair skin tone without makeup, also when your natural hair color starts to grow in at the roots it will like crazy with the black! I've lived and learned as a hair dresser I'd say just get a cheap black wig to see if you like the color before coloring your hair black 🙏
@@Elena_velvet Havent thought of that, a really good Idea honestly! I'll try a wig for a few weeks and See If I got it Out of my system or still Like it. Thanks! ✨☺️
I’m so thankful for this video!!! As an attorney, I can’t get away with a lot of different hair colors, so I’ve become a collector of the wigs from Crazy Horse Paris! They may all be the same style, but the wig maker sees each customer in person to cut it to compliment their exact facial structure!!! 🥰💞
On the topic of ash blonde hair dye I’d like to add my experience. I’m not trying to discredit her or anything just giving my experience. I’ve had my hair an ash blonde/platinum color for a year now and love it. My natural color is a light brown and when I was little it was platinum so my hair fades to a nice (yet kinda yellow) medium blonde and I don’t have to re-dye it all the time. I also have pale cool neutral skin color and I’ve been told (as well as personally think) I look good when I seem more pale. Ash/platinum blonde is definitely not a color for everyone, but if you have the right skin color and clothing (I wear mostly blacks which makes it pop and me look pale) you shouldn’t be drawn away from it. If anyone has questions or anything I’d love to (friendly) discuss it Edit: I sound like some sort of add campaign lol
I will say this about having black hair and pale skin: it can be done. It’s all about contrast. Black hair and pale skin provides a very stark contrast that can be jarring without the right makeup/clothes. Adding color to your makeup routine helps! Cherry lips, hell, even colored contacts can brighten things up. (I’m naturally a soft summer, so it’s a little extra work.) It’s a commitment: leaving my house without makeup when I’m freshly dyed is a risk. However, seeing those with the contrast… Katy Perry, Jane Margolis from Breaking Bad, etc. it’s a payoff I’m willing to put a little extra work in for! Also, having cool-toned or neutral-toned skin helps a lot if you’re going jet black. Warm tones should try a more brown-black to keep their warmth. :)
I think this should be “worst colors on me in my opinion” telling people not to do certain colors cause you “couldn’t style them” is very discouraging. Split dye and lime green are my absolute favorite colors on myself.
I dyed my hair black 15 years ago, never have I dyed it since. It took alot of time for it to grow out and eventually i ended up cutting about 10 inches of hair just to remove it completely - never again will i dye my hair.
The best way to go baby pink, is to go bright vibrant pink, as that stains the hair shaft and will fade to a baby pink, but then will stay that colour :) Also the aquamarine pale teal colour looks amazing on you Stella! x
I used to dye my hair black for years, and I love it on me (even with my pale skin) - but I agree, don't do it unless you're ready to commit for a LONG time. You basically have to wait for it to grow out. It's that hard to remove. It took me a loooooong time to get rid of it, once I decided I'd had enough.
Aww... I kinda wanna dye my hair black just because I like the contrast of my very pale skin and relatively dark hair, and so I feel like more contrast would be even better.
The My Little Pony Lickity Splits hair was light pink when I was little. It is now faded too. Apparently that's a thing for that pony's hair. I love pastel pink hair though
Yes please a "best hair colors to try" video would be amazing.
Yes! Do this!
Yeees!!
Yes please!!
The video is now here !
SHE DID IT!! (Probably because of this comment)
you somehow have the perfect face to try every hairstyle and be able to look elegante, beautiful, cute, and casually attractive when styled right- it’s crazy
Its called having a great face
@@cleocatra9324 that’s what i said
@@Jinx_Rose yeah sorry I didn’t mean to come off snarky
I think her makeup skills help too - I think you can pull off most hair colours with your makeup done well
@@cleocatra9324 you’re fine
I went bright magenta/pink a few months ago and the color faded out to such a beautiful pastel rosegold-ish color. I feel like this is the best way to getting lasting pastels, basically staining your bleached hair with very bright pigmented colors. Problem is tho that you can't really properly predict how a certain color will fade out 🥴
Amen! I do this! My fuchsia baby lights fade to rose gold and it looks amazing. Most people loved it more when faded rather than freshly dyed! 😂
Hard to go wrong with a fading pink, either it looks great or it leaves you with a nice clean slate for the next colour
A better way is mixing bright pink with conditioner before applying, it gives a pastel colour that actually sticks that you can keep reapplying if needed since the tube will last basically forever that way
@@cherrybeebee1062 that's also a solution if you're using conditioner! I prefer the staining method tho because i can basically treat it like my normal hair because the stain won't go away 😎
@@itskimik i think you misread?? i mean just mix bright dye with conditioner so its going to dilute it lighter, that way you now have a pastel dye that holds on much longer than a normal already made pastel dye, you just apply it like normal dye and if you notice any fading (it normally lasted the exact colour for a month) you just go over it again since you should still have a entire tube of colour left and since its just semi perm and conditioner it does no damage, i had my hair light pink for ages until my roots grew too much and i couldn’t be bothered to bleach them. Staining is not a good idea if you dont want patchy results or risk having the hair turn out the wrong colour (if you have a strong enough yellow tone before you dye you can end with more of a orange hue when it fades not pink)
As someone who perpetually dyes their hair black (I’m naturally a more dishwater blonde) I agree that black hair is a commitment. It’s like getting a pet or joining a long term D&D game. But honestly? I love it. I love having my hair jet black or blue-black so much that I feel weird without it 😅
Me too, and it fades on its own
I'm the sameee, naturally dishwater blonde and have been dying my hair black for years but as of recently I've had a devil on my shoulder telling me to go pink. I've had bleach disasters going from black to blonde before, why am I thinking about doing it again😭
@@tamarasunina5020 I'm a natural dishwater blonde too 😂 And I would pick any color than my natural bc I feel like it's so gray and dull that it just drags my whole face down.
me too! Tho I naturally own dark-brown hair and olive, but pretty pale skin, so it coudn't really interfere with my palette. I lov, lov, lov black hair, i have had it for like 2 years now constantly. It washes up nicely into like soft black with brownish or reddish reflexes and I adore it that way too. The only thing is I have to retouch my roots often, cuz otherwise I look bald
I completely agree. Black is my color. I face palmer and laughed when she said black is the worst color. Maybe for her, but a lot of people love it. She went about this video wrong. She should have led with "these are my opinions", but instead she tries to make it sound like law. Which just makes her look stupid. This is the same woman who uses Splat brand on her hair. She makes some weird choices. I find it quite funny that her top picks are 2 of my the most popular colors. She just wants to make people angry.
Man, idk how she avoids the scalp damage. I'm dreading redoing my roots again since my head has finally healed after a few months but I'm also already hating seeing too much of my natural colour 😂
When I dyed my hair a lot I only bleached my roots about 5mm-1cm away from my scalp. Yes you always have dark roots but I actually like the look imo, unless you have like ginger hair or something, idk if that would work.
Use sensitive scalp developer.
Uh if you’re getting that much damage to your scalp you’re definitely doing something wrong or you have a sensitivity or allergy- STOP dyeing your hair until you figure it out!!!! Bleaching your hair shouldn’t hurt or damage your skin barrier at ALL. No burns, no sensitivity, no redness, no crustiness or oozing. The proper amount of discomfort is extremely minimal
Are you bleaching clean hair? You shouldn't be damaging your scalp if you do it right...
The most discomfort you should be getting from bleaching your hair or even re-doing your roots with dye is a warm pins-and-needles itchy feeling and maybe some scalp tightness immediately after.
It should absolutely NOT take months for you to recover from doing your roots. A few weeks at most is normal, and that’s usually to be safe.
If you use a specific dye or bleach and have any known allergies I’d double check the ingredients to see if there’s any overlap. Aside from that, you usually want to bleach hair that’s dirty and dye hair that’s clean. Whatever products that are being used will have a maximum processing time on them. Permanent colors, demi-permanent colors, and bleach usually don’t exceed one hour as their maximum processing time. They should also instruct you whether or not you should be using a heat source while processing.
If it’s taking you months to recover after your stylist does it for you, I’d find a new stylist because that is incredibly unusual and alarming.
I usually love the pastels from faded colors, but would probably never do pastels intentionally.
And please, a "best colors" would be awesome. (Orange/peach/coral really should be on that list)
I feel like intentional pastels never work nor last.. i usually tell people to dye it a bit more vibrant and in like two weeks depending on how much they wash their hair, they will have the pastel colour they want and it will last more
I mean I did pastel highlights and I loved it. I had to redye it every 1-2 weeks or so, and only wash 1x a week. But I loved being able to change the colours frequently. It would probably be hard for full dye but I enjoyed it a lot for what I did :D ( also I have lighter hair so it didint damage too much)
Ironically, orange peach and coral would definitely be on the list of the worst colours for me, those shades never work on me haha
But purple and blue, any shade, anytime (I wish I didn't have dress code)
@@atriyakoller136 Its almost impossible to create a single list of best or worse colors because its totally depends on the person skin and eyes color. Some people will look wash out in pastels while other shine with it. If you know your sesonal colors you will understand why that happen.
Yes!!! I have a pastel indigoish right now that's from a 6 month purple fade and I am obsessed but I would never do it on purpose. I think it's one of the best part of letting my hair fade instead of constantly being in the salon!
I had a split dye with that same haircut and i loved it, the difference might be that it was black and white (Cruella style) but i didn't find it hard to style or keep up. I must add though (since white and black were your number 2 and 1 to not wear lol) that putting black on number 1 is absolutely right because i tried to remove the black side to make it blue and it went so bad that i ended up having to shave my head 😅
That's sounds so difficult I had bangs that were pink and blue it was a nightmare with the new growth separating the colors I couldn't do it anymore I just have brown hair now 😂
I love cruella hair I have white hair with brown on the underside but some of the white hair literally broke of after month because I bleached it to much and the brown dyed some of the white hair. Now I try to grow it out.
@@amyangel5196 i´ve been wanting to try that combo forever and also with bleached eyebrows but the white beeing on the most fragile part of the hair is what holds me back. I guess i will continue to rock my pink hair lol
I've had split dye for 2 years now, pink and purple. Style ability isn't too difficult for me. I always feel like my hair adds to what I'm wearing. I don't always put on clothes with that much thought. Out of the salon, my color didn't fade for about 2 months. After 3 months, I had to go back in with color conditioners.
I've been split dying my hair in various colors (usually pastels) for years and never had any trouble with it lol
I actually thought "hot roots" would be on this list as well. Cause they are so hard to maintain and style properly...
When there is regrowth you literally have 2 different coloured stripes at your roots and a block of yet a different colour on your mids and ends and it takes SO MUCH EFFORT to get your hair to a solid colour again, without going too dark.
It usually only looks good for a couple days or weeks too, until your roots start showing and you need to bleach them, while avoiding the already bleached parts where the statement colour sits, to avoid looking crazy or messy
yes she should have made the split dye category more like multiple dye categories and broke jt up because this is soo true. cant imagine how billie did it😢
@@itsmetorigladys professional hair stylist on call
@@ZephyrinSkies yeah obvi but still the breakage and the distress your hair goes through it doesnt matter even if its a professional its impossible to keep hair completely healthy when doing hair dye styles like that that require legit constant touch ups
@@itsmetorigladys i thought billie's was a wig? at least for part of the time
@@bogdaddy i just googled that whaaat it says that it was for at least some time a wig. crazy. i hope it was they whole time just for the health of her hair😩
I'm Asian and my hair is so jet black that people often ask me if I've dyed my hair or what I used to dye my hair black. Sometimes, it shines a purple or blue under lighting and it's cool. And I know so many people who want to achieve this kind of darkness, but I just want some colour. I feel a bit of envy for people who can just dye their hair whenever.
Some days, I tell myself to just be content with my hair, but other days, I can't help but spend hours and hours looking for colours to totally transform and have that feeling you get during the after-drying reveals.
hii just wanted to say that thats rly cool u dont need to be jealous!! i mimic black hair w wigs as many people do but u can have it without dyeing🤭
@@ella-gz4fj thank you :') Maybe I should look into wigs whenever I feel like bleaching it?
I m white but i m black haired too and is bored.
I wish can change my hair color but it is almost impossible.
When you consider how much it costs to get your hair bleached and coloured to maintain these looks, i highly recommend considering saving up for a wig. I also have very dark hair and wish i could go bright colors more but boy my bank balance cannot sustain that activity any more! Get a wig and both your finances and your scalp and hair will thank you.
@@claremiller9979 thank you! Any online sites you trust?
In defense of green hair:
I have bright green hair (and really short). I had a few different shades of green on my head a few separate times now and i loved it.
I always loved it. I have no problem with stylability since i always wear black anyway and so my hair was always my pop of colour. So it really depends on your preexisting style. Sure your head won't be one consistent colour but with at home application few people achieve that. I had it on an undercut (bright green) a mohawk (dark green) and on buzzed short hair (both dark green and neon/lime green). Currently growing it out and once more green (colour is called spring green and pretty close to apple green) it really isn't a colour to fade into the background with. You will stand out. But i really like that it fades so nicely, especially the lighter greens. And since i keep my hair short it doesn't matter as much if i damage it by bleaching it light enough for the colour to shine since i can always chop it off.
My experience with green was catastrophic. I used Phantom Green from Arctic Fox and ended up with yellow roots and blue ends. I haven’t been brave enough to try it since. But! I’m looking at Pravana Vivids Crystals Jade with some black additive for depth.
@@thandiwolfe813 yes!!! Be brave.
But it sucks that you had a bad experience.
I have lime/apple green hair, unlike yours mine is somewhat long (mid back aprox bc I’m growing it for a long mullet) and while I admit for me it’s difficult to maintain bc it fades quickly and any heat including the sun will change the colour I still love it, I’ve had it for a little more than a year now and personally I Have no problem with styling bc I only wear black xD
that sounds awesome omg and i thought the green looked good on her, if i ever bleached my hair (nat dark brown) id wanna try that too
That's what I was going to say. An easy way to style any unnatural hair color is with black clothing. People who have a predominantly black wardrobe can rock any hair color they want.
I don't dye my hair to look pretty, I dye it to look like a wet rat that fell into some funky paints :D
I'm all about faded pastells, messy styles and unconventional color + haircut choices
as long as it looks like it is intentional or was at one point I love it!
this exactly, who am i if not the poster child for why you should(n’t) jump into random vats of tie dye?
Love this energy
I love that for you. I love being messy and trying out everything. I'm also an artist so looking like i dunked my head in paint is really fun for me
Rats are so cute and I'm sure you are too
That's exactly what my grandma used to say, never go for black hair because otherwise you have to commit to it and dye your roots every other week, she greatly regretted going black
For me that worked with going towards ginger. With black it was almost a look for me, and with styling and a layered haircut on my type 2 wavy hair it could look very nice.
But ginger or just going closer to those shades... basically, when my natural roots started growing out, I just instantly looked 20 years older.
But generally most black dyes I've tried (I haven't gone black in a few years since it stopped being a good colour on me) they washed off inti my natural colour in 3-6 weeks (and they said they were permanent). So... Might've influenced the result
Unless you already have dark brown hair
@@Nakia11798 yeah I could go black because I've got very dark brown hair but what would be the point? It's also why I stopped dyeing my hair at all because a) I'm pale and not a lot of hair colours look good on me, so I'm best with sticking with what I have naturally and b) I have to bleach the everliving hell out of it to get it light enough to dye it any colour. When I go grey I'll probably go back to dyeing it purple and blue and green because the dyeing is fun but the bleaching is awful.
@@Nakia11798 but if your hair is mostly white as my grandma's is difficult to maintain
@@Aovcado The comment was about dying regrowth/roots though
Henna can't stop that from happening
As someone who dyed her hair almost all shades in 25 years I agree with that list.
Specially with black. I'm okay with roots in combination with every other colour. But roots with black hair ick me out.
For going black temporarily, you need an elaborate escape plan and be okay to stay in dark shades for in my case two years (depending on length) of regrowth.
YES, black with lighter roots looks like the people is balding
@@JulieKasprik I guess it depends on the natural hair colour, mine looked kinda nice but it's already medium-dark with my skin being too pale for most affordable foundations haha so it didn't really look like balding, but... i think it also depended on layers in my haircut because with layers and my hair lying differently based on their presence/absence it looked much better with a layered haircut than without layers (I'm a 2a-2C curl type )
the black hair broke my heart, because when i did it i liked a lot too. But it´s a fact that its been 1 year since I died just one time, and I still struggle with getting it lighter. YESS DO THE BEST COLORS VIDEO PLEASEE
same hahah I had a split dye and dyed it black august-22, decided to go ginger again in march-23, bleach it like 5 times in 3 months. Now...4 months later, dyed it brown because got bored of ginger hahahaha
I had pastel hair all through 2014-2015 and it was pretty easy for me. Key note though is that I have dark blonde hair naturally so it wasnt too hard to bleach it. If you do get it lightened though, pastels are pretty easy to maintain!
All you need to do is use a darker dye at first, at use demi-permanent dye every week in conditioner to leave in while you shower it lasts a long time and stays vibrant. I even slowly transitioned my hair from colour to colour by adding in a neighbouring colour into the conditioner.
So if you get your hair light enough I definitely recommend it!
Sadly my hair is to dark to try it but sounds amazing!
I love the idea of slowly changing your colour, like if you had a photo of yourself each day it would gradually change round the colour wheel
I'm that person that made baby pink my brand, I've been wearing it for about 4 years now 😄 like you my natural hair is very easy to lighten due to the lack of red tones. I only recolour it when I get my roots done and wash it once in-between with cold water. Dry shampoo is the key 😂
Ugh I had split dye blonde and black hair and the black side was ULTRA damaged since I put permanent black box dye over previously bleached hair. It started to break off and as a result I experienced hair loss on that half. So my hair began to look wonky and uneven.
And nobody tellls you that with black and blonde, the textures will not match!!
absolutely!
Shade
Problem with box dye is they don't tell you how much peroxide is in the developer and that's what does it, because the normal level is 10% I once used a blonde box dye which actually bleached my hair and I made sure to buy the one that said 0 lift
- which is why you dont use box dye.
i used wella demi permanent dye and its like a gloss it made my hair soooo healthy that years later im still seeing considerably more damage and fray to my ex blonde side :( expected but extreme
Noo, I actually like it how it looks on mine💔😭🔫
You're so right Stella! I've had pastel rose, lightest ash blonde and box dye black all multiple times and your critiques are spot on. Jet black particularly broke my heart to leave, it's like that one ex that you can't forget! But although I spent a couple of decades getting together and breaking up with jet black on a regular basis, by the end I stopped feeling glam and just noticed how washed out I looked. Currently copper ginger and loving it 🧡🦊🍑
I have long dark brown hair and dyed everything below the shoulder bright blue. I love it! It does require refreshing frequently to avoid the washed out look, but the biggest surprise for me is that the area right at the top of the blue keeps fading to blonde! After it happened a second time, I started coloring that band apple green and it's GORGEOUS. I'm a freaking mermaid now!!
I think that pixie cut apple green with the brown roots actually looks AMAZING, like a duochrome eyeshadow! Because the roots and the tips are about the same length at that cut😍
Well, I have been living with apple green for a half a year already, never thought it's harder than any other color(I tried red,blue, turquoise, different violets and pinks before). I personally find surprisingly good to combine green hair with bright red hat or scarf, in this case two of my favorite colors shine bright in my look❤
And on days when I want to be less bright, I keep the whole look in beige-white-black colors, so nothing clashes with green, but overall look is still working. Green just becomes a nice accent.
@@LiliLala1991 same! Also black, kf i feel lowkey i just style my outfit black and it gives it an elegant touch !
I LOVE black hair on almost everyone, I keep my mahogany hair black always because it’s so shiny and healthy that colour and looks glossy, it’s easy to style and doesn’t look too terrible if you miss a wash day aha
Yes! I had blue in my hair and it was really annoying having to style my clothes around my hair color. I hadn't really has fashion colors in my hair before and didn't know about that aspect
Idk, with my wardrobe being 90% blues blacks and greys I've never had a problem with blue and purple/indigo hair. Magenta and pink, however... And ginger
Yeah I had hot pink hair about a year ago and maintained it for months and I was surprised by how it messed with getting dressed. Loved the hair color, though
I think when hairstylists say "have a salon dye you black, it will be easier" they usually mean that when you use professional stuff it's easy to predict what color it'll be when you decide to remove it and neutralize accordingly. Box dye doesn't have a whole pamphlet on color charts and bases, it doesn't tell like "this hairdye has a brown-violet base overall, and this 1.0 is more green than red" and so on. every professional brand creates it's colour with diferent pigments and if you use it in your work you know which ones they are, but the box dye doesn't have anything like that, just take the box and hope for the best
Stella, I need you to *please* include a clear shot of your nails in all your future posts. Your nails are always lovely, as is your hair ❤😉
I like how clearly you broke down your reasoning for your 5 choices.
The other thing about Ashe blonde hair is skin tone. I have strawberry blonde / auburn natural hair with grey green eyes and pink cool toned skin (very pale), so Ashe blonde flatters me more than darker hair. When you have warmer tones in your skin, darker facial features (dark eyes, dark eyebrows, lashes and more) the Ashe blonde would wash you out. Same goes for people who are cool toned but have darker features, it will not flatter you. BUT if you go Ashe blonde, you could have beige tones in it for warmer skin toned people OR have a darker root to contrast the hair and the skin ❤ loved this video, definitely been there and gone through bad hair colours 🫡🤣 have a lovely day whoever is reading this 🎉
What about a light brown?
I've noticed the same with make up too. I live in Korea so most people have yellow undertones, making most makeup available at the store 90% warm toned. Looks terrible on me,I'm super pale and cool toned. Now with the ash tone craze, they've started pumping out ash toned eyeshadow. I guess they got too many complaints because it usually doesn't look good in warmer toned skin, they've added displays or labeling the different makeup for cool or warm tones. It saves me a lot of swatching, which they don't like you doing because of COVID, and so much time. Thank y'all for the ashey hair craze!!!!
I would love to hear more about the skin, light, hair colour and the effects it gives. If ash blond is the worst for almost all skin colours, which colours would you recommend the most for different skin colours/ effects. 💖 also am hoping on the counterpart to this video, top 5 of your favorite hair colours 💖 must say the split hair with the cut looked soooo amazing 🥲
I’ve had split dye for almost two years now and honestly it’s one of the best things I have ever done for myself! I just feel so much joy every time I look in the mirror!! I currently have half my natural very dark brown and the other half is rainbow!! Personally, for me, the pros outweigh the cons and if you are thinking of doing a split dye, go for it!!
I think this is the best way to do split dye, half natural and half dyed, that's what I used to have for a while and it avoided a lot of the 'stylability' issues mentioned in the video, and ALL of the problems with unequal fading. I had half of a forrest green head, and it stayed fun the whole time through (it faded to pale and blueish through a month and a half, and basically then remained that colour FOREVER, until I cut it off basically) and I'd say the one issue was the asymmetric hair damage haha. Having half a natural head even helped with goofy looking regrowth, at a point it starts looking like a purposeful sort of dip dye, and you can sort of blend it in by moving where you separate your hair, truly was a colour worth getting!
Most of the reasons not to do split dye don’t even make sense to me. She kept adding clips of where it supposedly looked bad but it didn’t?? The only valid points are that one might fade a lot quicker than the other (which is possible but not common) and that touch ups take longer because it’s fiddly to seperate. But honestly it’s worth the effort! Almost every look I’ve done since 2014 has been split in some way (either half/half or accent fringe) and I’ve never once thought it was a burden.
Now your rainbow, that sounds like a burden lol. I’ve been so tempted but it sounds too hard to maintain!
@@emilyk5003 the rainbow has been a bit more difficult than just a solid colour because lighter colours like yellow fade a lot faster than say, blue or red. But I’m pretty good at keeping my colour in (only washing with cold water, washing my hair only once a week, limiting exposure to the sun and heat) and get it re-done every 3ish months. Of course, it does fade which is sad but I don’t mind the pastel-y colours it fades into and you can still tell it’s rainbow! I also have curly hair which is a lot of work in itself, so it’s been a bit of a trial and error, but it’s managed to work! The only downside to the rainbow vs the solid colour I can think of is that when I had a solid colour I used to do touch ups using colour masks and conditioners so that is was always very vibrant, but I’m too afraid to touch it now so I leave that for my hairdresser lol
I love my split dye. I keep one side jet black and I change the other side every few months. I don't have any issues. It matches my clothing style too (mostly black, punk style). No issues there. The biggest issue I have is parting my hair perfectly, there's always black on my colored side or vice versa but honestly it doesn't look bad with my overall style.
Long story short: I hate videos like these. It's an opinion. What's good for one person isn't ideal for another.
The darker blue extension with the faded pastel blue such a great idea looks like you dyed it that way on purpose could get expensive with extension if you change your colour a lot but if you're keeping the same colour for a while would be great way to go between dying it
Love my black hair. Haven't changed the black in 7 years now. However I like dyeing the underlayer of my hair fashion colors.
I have white hair currently (vertical split dye sort of situation with ice blonde on top and jet black below) and I don't find it too hard to maintain, good purple shampoo does all the heavy lifting for me. Even though it's a very damaging color on non virgin hair especially I think everyone should try it at least once, I fell in love with it and haven't changed my hair color since I finally achieved it around a year ago :)
I LOVE this hair color and especially STYLE on you Stella! It’s a kind & sweet style that matches your kind & sweet, sincere personality 😊
Curly hair person here: I had my bangs a fluorescent green very close to the apple green you describe. Because I have shorter hair overall (plus 2b/2c curls to hide my roots/natural cooler tone hair) I've avoided most of the pain you describe for the apple green color. For straight hair though-- absolutely agree it's a nightmare.
Yesss I bet it looked so good. I had a dirty green color for a while (straight dark hair) and it's actually everyone's favorite hair era of mine lmao
I actually decided to dye my hair after your video when you did black hair, even though many people told me not to do it, because it would never fit with my skin tone I still did it, and loved it so much and I only regret it, that I haven't tried it sooner :D like yeah sure, I was looking a bit crazy when I didn't had any makeup on, looking pale and a bit dead yet I still loved it. Though I tried to go back to blonde after that yet I failed, because I realized how much I miss the black so few days ago I just dyed it back to black :D
This is a terrific video! Thank you! I was a natural ash blonde as a child, but as I got older my hair got darker. For years I bleached, dyed, cut, curled, and basically tortured my hair-most of the time it was FUN! It’s been fright white and jet black. It was maroon, every shade of red, oh what a lark! As it began to gray, I had highlights and lowlights added professionally. Then one day it happened. I used a hairdresser who just was lazy and careless. My hair was ruined. Fried. Dry Ramen noodles had better texture. I discovered that a guy who boarded a horse at my barn was a hairdresser, so I asked him if he would cut my hair and showed him a picture of a Pixie. That night he cut off all of the damage, revealing my natural hair color. It looked GREAT, and felt even better. Sorry for the essay, but hair should be fun! ❤️
I loved my split dye. So much fun. I felt more like myself. I’m blonde rn and I miss it. I had the same pink/purple she had. Felt so cute
Since you're blonde you could do it again👀 I'd recommend trying neon pink and teal! I've done a bunch of different colors split dye, and have found I had the most fun with cotton candy hair.
Yes please! Do a review of best hair colors to have. I also change hair colors frequently but don't venture into fantasy colors due to work. This was extremely helpful. I hope that copper/red is on the list of your best hair colors, I just love all reds and feel they're super wearable by all people and have impact but don't damage hair as much.
As someone who's tried coppers and reds I can confidently day they're not wearable for me. Especially when roots start to grow back in. I just look years older and not great in general. My favourite ones are definitely blues and purples, specifically royal blue and navy blue, and indigo, but I don't often do them due to work as well
I have been colouring my naturally mahogany colour hair since I was 15yr old. I've been all of the burgundy, purple shades and even blonde in my time but I still go back to good old bluey black. I find I can wear any colour clothes with it and lots of make up looks. I personally think you look STUNNING with black hair. 🥰🥰🥰
I love your hair videos never change up your style because of comments on here. I love this video and I love being a part of the Stella gang ❤
I don't have much experience with dying hair but I was under the impression that different hair types and different people have different experiences with the same dye.
I absolutely LOVE this hair colour with your eyes! You look MAGICAL!
I just wanna say that I'm going to cut pixie cut, you inspired me to try it. Thank you
I ended up using a purple semi-permanent dye that was so dark that it came out looking black at first, luckily what I learned from that process was that isopropyl alcohol seems to remove stains that were the result of semi-permanent dye. The alcohol got it off of my skin, the walls, and the tub it was a life saver. That is also to say though that semi-permanent black dye will likely stain you hair and still be very difficult to remove. My naturally dirty blonde hair is still a denim blue and it has been months since I dyed it and I don't use color safe shampoo either.
i'm in love with your wig
I had the most fun with apple green and didn't have any issue styling around it. Interesting that you had such a hard time with it.
I don't think any words can describe how beautiful her eyeliner is 💗
I know you didn't like the apple green, but that pixie cut in green looked STUNNING
THIS MINT GREEN IS YOUR PERFECT HAIR COLOR MISS STELLA YOU LOOK LIKE A GORGEOUS GODDESS THE WAY IT COMPLIMENTS YOUR EYES AND SKIN I CAAAANNNNTTTT
I have tried lots of colors too and I have settled on purple! It’s easy maintenance and fades beautifully. I only touch it up once a month. It also makes my green eyes pop!
this was hilarious to watch because about 5 years ago i had a split dye with black and my natural blonde. it definitely was a commitment to maintain but it looked so stunning! i went burgandy red after and i was so surprised to see THAT wasn't on the list. the staining!!! the fade!!! i loved it but i'm never going red again on my natural hair
I will say that I’m a natural blonde and I dye my hair black. Safe to say I’ve never missed blonde and love how much the black compliments my blue eyes and pale complexion. Personally, I think it’s one hundred percent worth the maintenance/mess. I’ve come back from black once before and my only complaint is ever thinking to leave black hair. I always felt bland and like I lacked excitement with blonde. I did try everything from platinum to dark blonde. It’s all a personal choice. Just make sure black will be worth it beforehand because it can be quite a shock.
I thought she was going to mention red too, I feel like no matter how much times you bleach it you will still have red hairs
i love how honest you are about boxed color. it's true that professional colors can be just as difficult to remove.
Girl I will die with my died hair black lol I’m not planning on having any other color ever.
Same lol I've tried so many colours but for the last 3 years I dye my hair black. It's my fav, most flattering on me.
I've been on the same journey! I've had every colour and combined. A few of these I disagree with but it all comes down to preference. I wear a lot of black and grey, not much colour so the issues with half & half, and green hair wasn't an issue. In fact, when I had half blue half purple hair I found it was more fun to style in terms of hairstyles and none of my outfits were affected because I just wear black & grey! Even if I did wear colour, any colour within that spectrum (like blue, purple, pink) went well with it if it was small pops of colour.
I've asked friends and family what their favourite hair colour I've done is and they ALL say between neon/apple green, and burgundy (not at the same time lmao). Green was so fun and different (at the time pastels were more of a trend), and I absolutely loved it. It didn't wash out as fast as reds and if my hair wasn't even in tone before dying it, the variations of green looked cool. Granted, my hair was quite long both times I've had bright green hair. Also if you add some dark green in it, it looks wonderfully dimensional.
The WORST colours for me were (no particular order):
1. Orange (like bright neon orange) - when it fades it goes an ugly straw-like peach colour. And it faded FAST.
2. Black - like blue-black - for the same reasons in this video. It's a commitment and also I find blue-black box dye makes your hair look like a wig and not in a good way. It's not soft enough to look natural and it's too boring for it to be "excitingly unnatural". I loved this colour when I was an emo kid in my teens, and it looked good then with that style, but that's about it lol.
3. Holographic - This was SO PRETTY but it's such a process. You have to get your hair very light, like ash blonde, which is already difficult and then you add very light layers of pastel blues, purples and pinks and do it in a way that doesn't look patchy, streaky, or too sectioned (a good balance). Looks great. Maintaining it is a nightmare because of the sections you dye it. Plus side is that because it fades so fast, it's easy to go to another colour afterwards.
4. Yellow - like bright yellow. Unless you want to constantly be called Pikachu, don't do it. I think it would look really cool with darker skintones but as a pale person it looked terrible.
I have a natural golden blonde hair and I’ve been dying it jet black for months now. It is a huge commitment but it has brought me so much joy. I can’t see myself wanting to go back blonde for the foreseeable future, but I completely agree with you that it is a big commitment.
I think when we talk about color the most important thing is to understand your own contrast and color season. Are you bright or muted, are you warm or cool. I tried bright pink hair and it look horrible but as soon as it faded into a muted pink it looked awesome. I’m from Finland and we have so many blond girls that can just tone their hair cool silver style and it’s easy and looks awesome ( if you are cool toned person)
Woops I've 3 out of them now?! Bright pink with black underlayers (sorta split dye) with neon green plucks next to my ears. Had almost all black a year ago, black with silver bangs. Dyed it with a 'non permanent' box dye few times, came out pretty easy, went red after it, now pink. I've a really light skin and like black/darker much more than lighter colors. Also had really icy blonde end of 2020, did like that too tho hahaha. Did have split dyes, half-half like you had, too in the past. Feel like I've had all colors and many combinations too.
I looooved when my hair was dyed black and would probably still be wearing it today, but I ended up developing severe allergies after having it a few years, and now my scalp can no longer tolerate most dyes. Such a shame.
I dyed my hair black and I have no regrets. I love my black hair and I love how it makes my blue eyes pop and how it contrasts with my pale af skin
I must really hate myself because I not only had a split dye, but I had a black and white split dye. I made it even harder with semi-permanent black which would bleed into the white if it got wet and touched it. Showers and rain were interesting and swimming was a no go. To this day, it is my favorite thing I’ve done with my hair. I love split dye hair though and I was living my Cruella Deville dreams.
I just realized it’s still my profile picture 😂
I used to dye my hair black all through high school. I would buy manic panic (raven black) and the base on that is purple/blue so I would mix a manic panic blue in there too. 💙 Just to give it some dimension. My hair is a level 2 so it wasn't a huge change. Also, manic panic raven black washes out so quick. My hair also lifts fast to blonde (I've been blessed with super porous curls). I'd never do ash blonde (only in wigs). I think the color I'd NEVER do again is red. It fades so fast and depeding on the base of the color it can be a gross orange. 😝
Red depends SO much on your undertones, though. Red, pink, orange all last forever in my hair, literally years. Blue and purple are completely gone in a month. In fact, I have such a strong tendency for dye to turn red that blue dye on me fades into purple instead of green like most people get. I'm a dishwater blonde by the way, but have red heads in the family including one of my daughters who is auburn, so I know I must have the gene
My best pastel result came from fades. I never intentionally went pastel.
That wig is on point tho! If you hadn't said anything I wouldn't have guessed!! That color is great on you!
less vibrant spilit dyes work well (red and black or a light brown and dark brown)
A tip for split dye hair, it tends to look better if the colours are more neutral looking, strawberry pinks, browns, warm gray, blonde and black are really nice colours and can be easily paired without too much clash. Ones skin tone can also effect how hair colour compliments them. One thing is for sure no matter what skin tone you have softer colours look everyone. :)
As someone with a split dyed black and icy blond hair I can agree with everything here💀 lord I'm struggling every month redying it
Funny that most of your worst hair colors were actually my personal favorites. Especially the ash blond/white and the pastels suited me the most. And I had like the same haircut with the same apple green like you hich was the most edgy and cool I ever felt 😂 I like how everyone is completely different and has different presences
As someone that loves to have a different color every week but loves loves loves black, UNDERCUT DYE. Do it now! It's so nice, easy to cover the color, easy to style and maintain. Black on top and a pop of color has been amazing for my hair
Thank you for your absolute honesty! I tried almost all the colors on this list and for me green was the worst.. the only way I found to get rid of it, without dying my hair black or a boring brown, was to apply red on top .. i got purple hair
I had a very different experience with green, I wanted to do the rainbow backwards but got stuck on green because I loved it so much. I've had my hair green for the last 2 years (from neon to apple basically everything) and just recently I went rainbow. while I agree that it is a bitch to remove, I belive it is because green knows it looks good and wants you to commit
I have also tried almost every color under the sun, funny enough the colors I was most happy and satisfied with and had the least problems with were pastell (blue/turquoise) and ice white. Had both for a really long time (3+ years) which is otherwise very unusual for me, and didn't find them hard to maintain at all. For the pastels I would just use conditioner mixed with a bit of (non permanent) dye for every or every other wash, and the color never faded. For ice white I'd use a homemade mix of very little purple/blue toned non permanent dye with my conditioner that functioned as a toner and nothing ever went brassy. My natural hair color is a shade 6/7 so redoing the roots was a bit annoying but that's it. I'm going back to ice white with some lilac strands tomorrow 😄
i am literally on my hands and knees about how ethereal you look here. like oh my god. my GOD.
This was extremely helpful. Thank you! :)
ive had neon green hair twice (so far lmao) and yeah its definitely a nuisance 💀. it looked cool after dyeing it, but after like 1-2 washes the color became a bit dull and just kinda weird, and trying to remove the color to go back to blonde was a nightmare. it wasnt that hard to style bc i just wore all black, but if you like colorful clothes its definitely going to be a headache
i think the worst part is that i still would probably dye it like that again bc after all, i loved how it looked 💀 but if you can afford it, i would definitely recommend trying out a wig first
Idk, but I feel like I’ve loved every hair color Stella has done on herself.
Yeah but she did not. And she explained to you why
I have dark-ish brown naturally and decided to try black... And I looked sickly pale, my skin had a yellow/greenish hue, luckily (in this occasion) my hair hates dye and makes sure to get rid of them quickly no matter the color
Thank you so much, these videos are so helpful! That color you’re rocking and those cartoon nails are sooo gorgeous also! 💜
I have level 1-2 hair so it is essentially black. I have died my hair literally all of the colors of the rainbow even accidentally at times. However, in the past, I would use permanent black dye to go back to my "natural" hair color if I wanted to essentially start over, and recently I discovered demi-permanent black. I have tried semi-permanent black and that washes out super fast, but demi-permanent black has been a game changer for me! Permanent black of course I agree is the hardest to remove aside from green. Both of those are my favorite colors and I will go from green to black and back to green most years. The process is so hard, but I love the colors. And now demi-permanent black is my go to when I take my hair experimentation just a little too far :)
Worst hair color?...but looks good with every hair color and style... always 😉💓💖💗💕✨✨✨✨✨
I have deep black hair, it’s hard to bleach too if i wanna try lighter colours. It’s been years since i tried colouring my hair. No colours would show up.
Perfect. I fully agree. Now I covered my peachy with purple and blue and it's even worse. I will try to go down to a blonde that suits olive skin tone.
As a shade of blonde may suit? I have a slightly similar complexion to you, same natural hair color.
if you have adhd like me :
5. split hair
4. pastel
3. apple green
2. ash blonde
1. black
Thank you.
Hi Stella love you and am so excited for the secret project , for me I kinda dye my hair a lot and for me I kinda don't care I had apple green twice but both time I did them with 2 colors (light green with dark green highlights actually faded fast) ( apple with purple highlights green I ended up going blue after it) , I had once split dye half yellow half pink (luckily they both faded nicely and fast), ash white (I sometimes do it when I go to the hair dresser just for an even base for other colors and keep it for 1 or 2 weeks then dye it pastel) pastels (my favorite works the best for me) black( I never did it yet, the darkest I did is dark brown) , I've done almost all colors and ngl u were my inspiration for all that time I've watched u since I was 9 years old and that was the first time I got my hair dyed
I've got naturally dark brown hair, but I love using a demi-permanent 1A black. I have a cooler skin tone so it really makes my features pop more. I love the black color. 🙂
I had a feeling apple green would be on the list! I've had it for a long time and I love it 😂. I think doing a dark green shadow root helps blend things better when my natural color comes back in.
Same, I had apple green with dark blue roots for like 2 years and finally changed it to try other colors, but I already wanna go back to it! It's definitely my favorite hair color, but it's my favorite color, so a lot of my style has green/blue in it
Why Girl?? I have the black Box dye Here and wanted to dye my Natural Ginger Hair tomorrow 😅😭 now I feel Like its a Bad idea 😐
Just do it. You’ll love black. It is a commitment though! But it’s not impossible to change.
I wouldn't do it, the black hair color will be so hard to remove and black hair color washes out fair skin tone without makeup, also when your natural hair color starts to grow in at the roots it will like crazy with the black! I've lived and learned as a hair dresser I'd say just get a cheap black wig to see if you like the color before coloring your hair black 🙏
@@Elena_velvet Havent thought of that, a really good Idea honestly! I'll try a wig for a few weeks and See If I got it Out of my system or still Like it. Thanks! ✨☺️
You could do a strand of black, you’d see how your hair looks with the dye and how it fades
I’m so thankful for this video!!! As an attorney, I can’t get away with a lot of different hair colors, so I’ve become a collector of the wigs from Crazy Horse Paris! They may all be the same style, but the wig maker sees each customer in person to cut it to compliment their exact facial structure!!! 🥰💞
On the topic of ash blonde hair dye I’d like to add my experience. I’m not trying to discredit her or anything just giving my experience.
I’ve had my hair an ash blonde/platinum color for a year now and love it. My natural color is a light brown and when I was little it was platinum so my hair fades to a nice (yet kinda yellow) medium blonde and I don’t have to re-dye it all the time. I also have pale cool neutral skin color and I’ve been told (as well as personally think) I look good when I seem more pale.
Ash/platinum blonde is definitely not a color for everyone, but if you have the right skin color and clothing (I wear mostly blacks which makes it pop and me look pale) you shouldn’t be drawn away from it.
If anyone has questions or anything I’d love to (friendly) discuss it
Edit: I sound like some sort of add campaign lol
I will say this about having black hair and pale skin: it can be done. It’s all about contrast. Black hair and pale skin provides a very stark contrast that can be jarring without the right makeup/clothes.
Adding color to your makeup routine helps! Cherry lips, hell, even colored contacts can brighten things up. (I’m naturally a soft summer, so it’s a little extra work.) It’s a commitment: leaving my house without makeup when I’m freshly dyed is a risk.
However, seeing those with the contrast… Katy Perry, Jane Margolis from Breaking Bad, etc. it’s a payoff I’m willing to put a little extra work in for!
Also, having cool-toned or neutral-toned skin helps a lot if you’re going jet black. Warm tones should try a more brown-black to keep their warmth. :)
I think this should be “worst colors on me in my opinion” telling people not to do certain colors cause you “couldn’t style them” is very discouraging. Split dye and lime green are my absolute favorite colors on myself.
Someone didn't watch the video thoroughly.
She said it would have been better had she kept it long.
Apple green in a pixie cut is very punk and if that’s not your style then of course it’s not going to be fun
I stand by the fact that people BORN WITH black hair look beautiful with it and if you weren’t um, I’m sorry man
I dyed my hair black 15 years ago, never have I dyed it since. It took alot of time for it to grow out and eventually i ended up cutting about 10 inches of hair just to remove it completely - never again will i dye my hair.
The best way to go baby pink, is to go bright vibrant pink, as that stains the hair shaft and will fade to a baby pink, but then will stay that colour :)
Also the aquamarine pale teal colour looks amazing on you Stella! x
Outside of the fact that this is an amazing and very helpful video: do you have your makeup routine somewhere? Your face looks stunning.
Her: Puts black hair as the worst color
Asians: 👁️👄👁️
Hi!!
I used to dye my hair black for years, and I love it on me (even with my pale skin) - but I agree, don't do it unless you're ready to commit for a LONG time. You basically have to wait for it to grow out. It's that hard to remove. It took me a loooooong time to get rid of it, once I decided I'd had enough.
Aww... I kinda wanna dye my hair black just because I like the contrast of my very pale skin and relatively dark hair, and so I feel like more contrast would be even better.
Um… I’ve had split dye pink and blue hair for over three years. I completely disagree with almost everything you said about it
She thinks you look goofy because she looked goofy with split dye. That’s harsh - I agree.
Stella! It’s kind of sad that now you’ve tried all the colors so you’ll be doing colors that you’ve already tied at least once.
She can have combinations of all the colors she had and she can do it on different hairlenghts
The My Little Pony Lickity Splits hair was light pink when I was little. It is now faded too. Apparently that's a thing for that pony's hair.
I love pastel pink hair though