Your English is excellent HB and your accent is beautiful. Love from Yorkshire in the north of England where no one understands what we are saying anyway. 😂 You are a true artist and I love your videos. 🇬🇧 xx
I’m an English professor (well, I was before I moved to the UK) and a genuine grammar expert (I teach academic writing to undergrads) and i absolutely LOVE your idiosyncratic grammar. Please don’t change it - it’s part of what makes you, you. (If you are writing a formal paper in English, then sure, you’ll want to edit for grammar, obviously.)
Please don't feel the need to change your speech! Aluminum is American, aluminium is (British) English. Both are correct. Plus, I enjoy your phraseology, just as it is. "Wetten your hair" is a favorite phrase in our house. Love your vids. I learn so much!
I like the way Brits pronounce words, "aluminium" has an almost melodic tone which I find pleasing. Another word, "controversy" is pronounced differently in Britain, tho not sure if it's spelled differently. I do love Hair Buddah's voice and diction, always clear and concise as well, love watching!
100%! I’m in the USA and I enjoy hearing the different ways words are said in different parts of the world. I find it fascinating. I especially loved learning that a grilled cheese sandwich is called a cheese toasty in the UK. Love it! lol
I think she looks beautiful even after the highlights & color. Kind of a red/blond hue that brightens up her pretty face. And I love that she remains so calm throughout. We can all learn from this. Have a great week, everyone! ❤
Yay.. HB with a new video! Her hair was lovely.. Here for all the F ups 😂😂 We in UK say Aluminium… think aluminum is more American English… you can say it as you wish! Your English is very good! ❤
My husband built us a houseboat that we are living on. Very clever modern design. Survived our first storm.last night, on the river but felt like we were in the sea!
Only in Canada and US do we say aluminium the second way, don't worry about making us happy, we're fine with you saying it the first way, it actually makes more sense to say it the way you originally did!!
Hb, we are living on a houseboat that my husband and teenage kids built! Its fantastic! We live in Australia on the Murray River, and had our first big storm last night, the waves crashing around us felt like we were in the ocean. Was very proud of my husband that it remained intact 😅
No no, my handsome hair guy, why would you change yourself to speak like us? Surely you realize we are made fun of because we sound like the morons of the world 😂😂 You are perfect!
Beautiful girl! I like the streaks, So sick of everyone looking the same with shadow roots and balayage. I've always seen salons where everyone walking out looks the same, shouldn't be.
To clarify the ‘color won’t lift color’ rule, color won’t lift artificial color. It will lift natural color. Like Hair Buddha said, you may see a glimpse of color on top of your artificially colored hair, but it will not lift artificial color. Only natural color.😊
Thaaaaank you Hair Buddha!!!!! I just bleached my "money piece" n it came out 99% perfect n I learned it ALL from you! You really are the best 🏆 **2x with 20 vol cream bleach
I think she either has very little cosmetology training or got advice from a student before attempting her highlights. Her sectioning is similar to what we did in our class this week practicing highlighting. She is also doing her highlights horizontally on top of a blunt cut which is supposed to be flattering for that hair style. Although, she did not really section accurately which I’m guessing would be why you can see where the highlights start on that strands. I love watching these videos to reinforce the information I am learning in my cosmetology program 😊
Aluminum Is how we say it in North America. It's aluminium elsewhere. It's even spelled differently on packages. So, both are correct, but given that you're in Europe, you should absolutely go with aluminium!
To be fair it is also spelled differently in USA "AlUmiNUM" There's no "Min*i*Um" like in uk or europe. My ex was from London and we looked together in the kitchen one day lol He slowly spelled it out with his mouth haha and went "oh!" lololol So both are correct!
ahh what a good idea, hypothetically!!! Had she just gone up towards the root more and done smaller sections this would have come thru!! (But if she was trying Baylage - a few tweaks would def be needed)
I was not criticising Hair Budda. We speak, by default, how we are taught and he said aluminium first. I agree that he should just speak how he was taught. He shouldn't have to change his speech for other countries. I love your channel HB.
I'm from the UK, and we pronounce aluminum the same as you, from what I've seen, people from USA pronounce it like "aloo-minum". I think both are correct, it's just a dialect thing.
Two polish guys were discussing: - What is it? - That is amelinium - What? - Amelinium, that's amelein - And you can't paint it? - No, you must have an ameleinium paint 😂😂😂
Put some curls in it, it will look lovely! As Hair Buddha said, we have seen a lot worse! p.s. the way you initially pronounced aluminium is correct - it's only in USA and Canada that they, inexplicably, alter traditional English spelling (removing i's and u's). Your English is great Hair Buddha (even the "cutted" is charming ❤️ ).
I wanted to give my sister highlights but I would do way thinner strands, she changed her mind after I had bleach in my hair lol. Also the way you say aluminium is correct, the American version misses out the second i
Your way of saying aluminium is correct. Only Americans drop the "i" from the end. If you look in the periodic table of elements, it is spelt with an I so Americans pronounce it incorrectly. ( Australian-American here). 😊
@carr0760 on you packing it will spell it like that as that is who it is marketed for. But if you look at an international periodic table you can see that aluminium is constant with the other names of the elements so is more correct on a scientific basis.
In the uk, we say aluminium the first way you said it. It's a usa and Canada way to say it the second. I believe the first way is better scientificly as it is more consistent with other elements. For my part, please dont change the way you say it😂
Hey HB love your content! Just wanted to pop in and say that aluminium pronunciation is british English and the aluminum pronunciation is American English, so don't worry! You're absolutely fine!
Hb the aluminum pronunciation you use is how they say it in britain and the commonwealth . In the USA we say it the way you heard in a show or movie. Canada is a bit of both, they have a constant in flux from britain and also have a lot of american influence. So its really just up to you which way you want to go with it. ❤❤❤
Stick to the way you say aluminum as that is the way we say it in Australia as well. American and Canadian people say it the second way you said it and it is so annoying. Love your channel ❤️
I have a question ❓ i uave natural med blonde hair. During the sumner sone of it lightens with the sun. If i wanted to bkeach the ends. Will i get different variants of color? Have not dobe my hair in over 5 years. When i shaved it for cancer. ❤❤❤
I most always want to leave my hair natural near my scalp. At least 6 out of 10 times I drop a blob off bleach on my roots n not realize it until it's too late. That's so annoying! I take the time to do all that back combing just to mess it up
Actually the 'aluminium' pronunciation is a British vs American difference. Both are considered correct, since you're not British or American, unless you were going for a specific accent.
It’s quite refreshing to have a hair dyeing video where the “creator “ isn’t swearing every other word. She’s nice and very beautiful.
I agree. I stop watching the review videos where the person is swearing constantly. It’s just not necessary to be fluent in colorful metaphors.
Your English is excellent HB and your accent is beautiful. Love from Yorkshire in the north of England where no one understands what we are saying anyway. 😂 You are a true artist and I love your videos. 🇬🇧 xx
Thank you so much for your kind words! I’m thrilled to hear you enjoy my videos. Yorkshire must have a unique charm with its accents!
😂😂😂 I'm in Yorkshire too!! Agreed ❤
I am German and I understand Hair Buddhas English very good
Me too! The mighty fax!
@@faxlouovhx2963 I'm ovuer in East Yorkshire! I work in South Yorkshire 🙃
Her hair is so beautiful in the beginning, I would not touch it with dyes 😭
I completely agree! Her natural hair is stunning and really showcases her beauty.
Was thinking the same!
Never use metal comb when dying hair.
@@hair-buddhaI know it was soooo pretty
you guys know at the beginning of her video is dyed hair, right? 😂 but it does look amazing on her. the highlights were not a good idea.
That brown colour in the beginning is absolutely gorgeous on her! Stunning!
Her hair was SO GORGEOUS and it suited her so well.
I’m an English professor (well, I was before I moved to the UK) and a genuine grammar expert (I teach academic writing to undergrads) and i absolutely LOVE your idiosyncratic grammar. Please don’t change it - it’s part of what makes you, you. (If you are writing a formal paper in English, then sure, you’ll want to edit for grammar, obviously.)
Please don't feel the need to change your speech! Aluminum is American, aluminium is (British) English. Both are correct. Plus, I enjoy your phraseology, just as it is. "Wetten your hair" is a favorite phrase in our house. Love your vids. I learn so much!
And too, Aluminium is latin. It's used in France.
The British is more correct, as we are the parent of the USA.
Aluminum can't be correct as it's missing a second letter i. Americans just refuse to admit they are wrong.
I like the way Brits pronounce words, "aluminium" has an almost melodic tone which I find pleasing. Another word, "controversy" is pronounced differently in Britain, tho not sure if it's spelled differently. I do love Hair Buddah's voice and diction, always clear and concise as well, love watching!
@zsigzsag yes. He has a diction that we can to understand. More easier that the American English.
Aluminum, alinnuminum. Potato, po TA toe. Don't listen to people's criticism HB, you say words the way it's comfortable for YOU.
Not potato, potato, British versus American. And they are two different spellings, potato potato, they are spelled the same.
Exactly. In the uk we say aluminium,folks across the pond say aluminum. Same stuff.
@@Teewriterlol
@@pheart2381same here in Australia. We say Aluminium not Aluminum, it’s definitely an American thing.
100%! I’m in the USA and I enjoy hearing the different ways words are said in different parts of the world. I find it fascinating.
I especially loved learning that a grilled cheese sandwich is called a cheese toasty in the UK. Love it! lol
I think she looks beautiful even after the highlights & color. Kind of a red/blond hue that brightens up her pretty face. And I love that she remains so calm throughout. We can all learn from this. Have a great week, everyone! ❤
Her hair was looking beauitful at the beginning
yes true
I really liked the color she started with, but it's not the worst result we've seen.😊
Yay.. HB with a new video!
Her hair was lovely..
Here for all the F ups 😂😂
We in UK say Aluminium… think aluminum is more American English… you can say it as you wish!
Your English is very good! ❤
"I don't want to live in a house I'm building." Amen to that! 😂
Unless it's in the Sims, I am not to be trusted with designing any accommodation... though I do do some good secret passages
@@thegreenmanofnorwich Whoa, I just booted up my computer to start Simming for the night! 😳🤣
My husband built us a houseboat that we are living on. Very clever modern design. Survived our first storm.last night, on the river but felt like we were in the sea!
@@becbell4913 Must've done a great job, glad you came through your first storm unscathed!
Yay! Best way to begin my week watching HB! I watch YOU, love your expressions, accent, facial expressions and knowledge.
Thank you so much! I'm glad my videos help kickstart your week. Your support means a lot!
Her hair looked fine as it was - it matched her eyebrows perfectly! 😫
She didn’t put the bleach on evenly 🤦🏽♀️
Hey hair is perfect to begin with. The color is perfect for her
Only in Canada and US do we say aluminium the second way, don't worry about making us happy, we're fine with you saying it the first way, it actually makes more sense to say it the way you originally did!!
You use aluminium in the UK and Canada.
In the US, we say aluminum.
@@rccook3269 In Canada we say it like the US does
I don’t say Aluminium, I say Tin foil because that is what it is and hairdressers in the UK say this too.
Hb, we are living on a houseboat that my husband and teenage kids built! Its fantastic! We live in Australia on the Murray River, and had our first big storm last night, the waves crashing around us felt like we were in the ocean. Was very proud of my husband that it remained intact 😅
Why did she want to change her color, it was so beautiful!!
Comb bottom to top
Aluminum pronunciation is regional, so don’t let anyone tell you you’re saying it wrong! 💪🏼
My mother and grandparents say aluminum the same way as you do. Say whatever feels comfortable for you. Love your channel.
She would look gorgeous with any hair color
No no, my handsome hair guy, why would you change yourself to speak like us? Surely you realize we are made fun of because we sound like the morons of the world 😂😂
You are perfect!
Perfect way to start my Monday morning!
Have an amazing Monday
“Alooominum” is the American accent on the word aluminium. In England we say “Al-you-min-ee-yum” hope this helps hair Buddha 🙋🏻♀️🇬🇧
I loved the colour before so much better tho😅... ❤❤❤
What a beautiful young lady. I think the way it was and the way it is now really suits you either way.
You’re awesome for saying that! 💖
Beautiful girl! I like the streaks, So sick of everyone looking the same with shadow roots and balayage. I've always seen salons where everyone walking out looks the same, shouldn't be.
50% back combing? Makes sense for sure❤
In Australia we also say "aluminium" the same as you. Because it is accurate :)
Amen! 🇦🇺🫢
I love the way YOU say aluminum. Good to see someone actually section her hair. But your right she should have back combed it. 😊
I always feel smarter after your videos Hair Buddha, thank you for the great start to the week!😊
Love waking up to your videos!!❤
I'm so glad to hear that! Starting the day with positivity is the best way to go!
To clarify the ‘color won’t lift color’ rule, color won’t lift artificial color. It will lift natural color. Like Hair Buddha said, you may see a glimpse of color on top of your artificially colored hair, but it will not lift artificial color. Only natural color.😊
Have an amazing week everyone 💖😊
Thaaaaank you Hair Buddha!!!!! I just bleached my "money piece" n it came out 99% perfect n I learned it ALL from you! You really are the best 🏆
**2x with 20 vol cream bleach
I'm so glad to hear that your money piece turned out perfectly! It’s amazing what a little knowledge can do. Keep shining!
In the end, i think her hair looked very pretty.
Doing highlights/balayage on yourself is so difficult. It's hard to do on other people as well, but on yourself it's almost impossible.
It looks great.
Just like those old chunking kits we used to adore in the late 90's.
I prefer her hair at the beginning 🤷♀️
When dying we always expect something other then what we get. I am always learning here. Thanks Hair Buddha. :)
I think she either has very little cosmetology training or got advice from a student before attempting her highlights. Her sectioning is similar to what we did in our class this week practicing highlighting. She is also doing her highlights horizontally on top of a blunt cut which is supposed to be flattering for that hair style. Although, she did not really section accurately which I’m guessing would be why you can see where the highlights start on that strands. I love watching these videos to reinforce the information I am learning in my cosmetology program 😊
I’ve got my coffee ☕️ for my fav time of Monday ❤️
You always give me a good laugh!!!!
Her hair is beautiful to begin with. Sometimes I wish people would let well enough alone.
In england we say it the same as you, Hair Buddha 😊 Aluuuminum is in USA. Don't change ❤
Aluminum Is how we say it in North America. It's aluminium elsewhere. It's even spelled differently on packages.
So, both are correct, but given that you're in Europe, you should absolutely go with aluminium!
Aluminium is how all my people in Australia say it!
Her hair was already beautiful the way it was best to go to a hairdresser for highlights
Praying to the hair god 😆Great video & thanks for sharing Hair Buddha ✂️😊👍
At least when she put the dye on the bleached hair it wasn't as horrible. It actually wasn't that bad but not really worth all that effort!!❤
Hair Buddha, the way you were pronouncing aluminium originally was correct because you speak English English, the other pronunciation is American.
Aluminium is English
Aluminum is American ‘English’
It's not even a real country, anyway!
New sub I’ve watched so many videos absolutely spot on reactions, keep up the good work 🙌
Really love your shirt Mr. Buddha💕
Thank you
We also say Tin Foil or just Foil too😂
To be fair it is also spelled differently in USA "AlUmiNUM" There's no "Min*i*Um" like in uk or europe. My ex was from London and we looked together in the kitchen one day lol He slowly spelled it out with his mouth haha and went "oh!" lololol
So both are correct!
Managed to keep earnings and makeup on all the way through 👏👏😁but the hair so many issues she's beautiful the original colour was lovely
It takes a while for us to tain I make me crack up that people think they can just do it 😂😂😂
ahh what a good idea, hypothetically!!! Had she just gone up towards the root more and done smaller sections this would have come thru!! (But if she was trying Baylage - a few tweaks would def be needed)
I was not criticising Hair Budda.
We speak, by default, how we are taught and he said aluminium first. I agree that he should just speak how he was taught. He shouldn't have to change his speech for other countries.
I love your channel HB.
I'm from the UK, and we pronounce aluminum the same as you, from what I've seen, people from USA pronounce it like "aloo-minum". I think both are correct, it's just a dialect thing.
Two polish guys were discussing:
- What is it?
- That is amelinium
- What?
- Amelinium, that's amelein
- And you can't paint it?
- No, you must have an ameleinium paint
😂😂😂
Noooooo it's ALUMINIUM ❤❤❤regards from 🇩🇪
Put some curls in it, it will look lovely! As Hair Buddha said, we have seen a lot worse!
p.s. the way you initially pronounced aluminium is correct - it's only in USA and Canada that they, inexplicably, alter traditional English spelling (removing i's and u's). Your English is great Hair Buddha (even the "cutted" is charming ❤️ ).
I wanted to give my sister highlights but I would do way thinner strands, she changed her mind after I had bleach in my hair lol.
Also the way you say aluminium is correct, the American version misses out the second i
looks good
You were all good with you aluminium! It’s American that pronounces it the second way from the film! Us in the uk say it your original way ❤❤
Aluminum, Aluminium 😂😂😂😂😂😂
As a kid I used to say "aluminimum" 😂
Your way of saying aluminium is correct. Only Americans drop the "i" from the end. If you look in the periodic table of elements, it is spelt with an I so Americans pronounce it incorrectly. ( Australian-American here). 😊
I mean... We say it the way it is spelled here. All of the packages say aluminum, not aluminium. It's also not just Americans. Canadian here.
@carr0760 on you packing it will spell it like that as that is who it is marketed for. But if you look at an international periodic table you can see that aluminium is constant with the other names of the elements so is more correct on a scientific basis.
@@MissDirect again, some things are spelled differently in American English than British English. That's normal. Neither is incorrect.
no you’d be wrong . check out lawrence across the pond,he explains why americans pronounce words the proper ORIGINAL way.
I'm from Australia, and we say aluminium like you originally pronounced it 😊
In the uk, we say aluminium the first way you said it. It's a usa and Canada way to say it the second. I believe the first way is better scientificly as it is more consistent with other elements. For my part, please dont change the way you say it😂
I wish my hair looked like a beautiful head of pastel cotton candy. One can dream. 😢
Hey HB love your content! Just wanted to pop in and say that aluminium pronunciation is british English and the aluminum pronunciation is American English, so don't worry! You're absolutely fine!
Thanks for clarifying that! It's always interesting to see how language varies across different cultures.
I pronounce aluminum thes same, I'm from England 😅
We say aluminium like you in NZ. I love it ❤️
That's awesome! It's always interesting to see how language varies across different places. Glad you enjoyed the video!
Hb the aluminum pronunciation you use is how they say it in britain and the commonwealth . In the USA we say it the way you heard in a show or movie. Canada is a bit of both, they have a constant in flux from britain and also have a lot of american influence. So its really just up to you which way you want to go with it. ❤❤❤
Her hair looked so nice before - what a shame 😞
Dont worry Buddha! American English is aluminum but English English is aluminium. No matter what, we know what you mean and we love you! ❤
For actual English (England) you were right the first time. The second way is American English.
Say aluminum your way. Your English is beautiful!
Aluminium is said like that in America. Most places say it like the first wash you said it
In England we say aluminium, it's only American that pronounce it strangely.
Stick to the way you say aluminum as that is the way we say it in Australia as well. American and Canadian people say it the second way you said it and it is so annoying. Love your channel ❤️
Yes Australian here. English way is ......AL...U....MIN....IUM
Here in England we pronounce it the way it was first mentioned too.
In South Africa we pronounce aluminium the same as you. I think aluminum is the American pronunciation.
Both Aluminum and Aluminium are correct. It's just a difference between American (Aluminum) and British (Aluminium) English.
It's aluminium for proper English and aluminum for American but we all understand you no matter what!
I have a question ❓ i uave natural med blonde hair. During the sumner sone of it lightens with the sun. If i wanted to bkeach the ends. Will i get different variants of color? Have not dobe my hair in over 5 years. When i shaved it for cancer. ❤❤❤
Australians say Al u min I um like you do. Cheers 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
In the uk we pronounce it al- you-min- ium, in us they pronounce it Al- um-anim
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No you pronounced it properly the first time. It's the Americans that pronounce it wrong as in the second one 😅😂
We call it aluminum here in the states.. I think the U.K. and Australia call it aluminum.
Aluminium is in most places except America, where for some reason they use aluminem. Regardless, you’re fine 😊 thanks for the great videos! 🎉
Your accent sounds exotic, don't change it ❤ poor girl tho. Next time try FINE SECTIONS 😅
Aluminium is English. Aluminum is American English. But honestly say it how you want. Most of us don’t care. Love from UK 🇬🇧❤️
I most always want to leave my hair natural near my scalp. At least 6 out of 10 times I drop a blob off bleach on my roots n not realize it until it's too late. That's so annoying! I take the time to do all that back combing just to mess it up
Actually the 'aluminium' pronunciation is a British vs American difference. Both are considered correct, since you're not British or American, unless you were going for a specific accent.