Red Hair Care Part 2: My Own Hair Routine + Tools, Styling

Hello, everybody and welcome back to the health. I named my video. I have red hair care. Part 2, I'm not sure, welcome back to another hair video. Today I am going to show you guys how I dye my hair, how I shampoo my hair. You will actually see me naked in the shower, which is crazy. It was so weird to film, but anyways. You will see what products I use for my going head this. This video will be all about my hair, my hair and the health of my hair, and just what I do with my hair, the routine and all of that, because I feel like whenever you talk about red hair. Everyone is just like, oh my god, it's so much work, but I feel like it's not. It might be because I've been a redhead for a long time, but also, I feel like if you have a routine, that you just stick to that, you know will work for you. Then it is not a lot of work. Also, if you guys aren't yet subscribe to my channel, then please press the subscribe button, be a subscriber, be part of the small little family. I'D also don't forget to click the bell. So now, let's just get into the video, so the first thing that I'm going to be doing today is to fix my roots and in this video I will also use the Garnier olia, 6.60 and intense red says a lot of you couldn't get a hold of The swatch coupon world-wide, I think well, I'm I'm pretty sure that Garnier sells the olia collection worldwide. So hopefully you can get a hold of it. Now I did bleach my roots up to 3 levels before this, but since I already have a video on that, I figured I'll just link that video down below and skip that part for this video. So now we just try to apply it to the roots. First, like the roots, only and usually that will take me a good 15 minutes and then I just wait for about 8 minutes, and then I drag the hair dye further down in my hair and cover all of my hair with usually also always massage it and Make sure that my entire scalp is covered and also all of the hair strands, and that might also take five minutes so 15 minutes to apply eight minutes of waiting before applying the rest of the hair dye massage for five minutes and then add four more minutes To let it process a bit and then rinse it out. I know it's a lot to remember, but I know it by heart now just take notes during the video. If you want to try or do anything that I'm showing you today not gon na lie not gon na live, this was pretty uncomfortable showering with a shower doors opened and a camera facing your butt, but anyways. I'M now rinsing out the hair dye first with only water. I then used the same shampoo that I use for my extensions in my last. Video of the redken color extend magnetics shampoo and no, I do not shower in cold water guys, it's not steaming hot, but it's definitely warm. Also guys. My coupon code, fluke of makeup all caps at lookfantastic comm, will still give you 20 % off their entire website and all of the products that I'm using today, except for the hair spray, is available there. I usually don't go in with conditioner post shampooing, just because the hair mask that I'm using is so nourishing itself and it also helped the hair sucking up this semi dye that is mixed into the hair, mask a lot better if the hair isn't super conditioned. If that makes sense so right now, I am just applying a face mask, as you already can tell oh my god. I just feel like this is my routine. Whenever I wash my hair anyway, so why not show the whole thing so now I am just removing my towel and taking out the hair tie just let down the damp hair on my shoulders. I then wrapped myself in a towel or just put it over my shoulders, at least just because this I mean this stuff stains like crazy. So please do this now. This hair mask that I'm applying today is a mix of different hair masks, plus a semi die, and I mixed it all in part one of my red hair care serious. So if you are interested in the mixture then check that one out, I will leave a link to that video down below anyways. I also just have to add that I only wash my hair once a week. I know it's gross, but I get away with it because I bleached my roots every once in a while and bleached hair normally takes longer to get oily, but I also have like trained my hair to be like that and between washes. I just use dry shampoo, but I mean like if I feel like I have a lot of hairspray in my hair or if it looks like a bird nest caught on fire. In my case, I will wash it even though it's only been four days since I washed it, I will wash it, but each and every time I wash my hair, i will use this mask just so. You guys know - and I usually also let this hair mask sit overnight if I got time to style it the morning after, but for the sake of this video, I just let it sit for an hour. The next step is also something that I use every third week I would say, and it is the color Wow Bionic tonic coconut cocktail because they couldn't come up with a longer name anyways. This leave-in treatment is activated by heat. So it's like the same thing as the dream coat from color Wow, but this actually mimics and replaces the lost layer of moisture that healthy virgin hair has before you ruin it, with hair dye and bleach and so on. So you basically get the feeling of healthy virgin hair without actually having it. You just got ta love science right. It'S also very important to cover every strand of hair with this, so use a comb and brush through thoroughly and multiple of times and like I said this is a heat-activated product, so you need to blow-dry it, and I use this huge brush from tangle angel and Just a basic blow dryer to do this. It takes some time before you get used to it. I actually found it pretty hard doing it by myself in the beginning, but you you really do get used to it. The more you do it I mean, I'm still not a pro as you guys can tell, but that is only because I got on this hair blowing routine, maybe seven months ago, so I mean don't be too hard on yourselves guys. The this is actually pretty hard too and then just blow dry, my hair upside down to get that volume and the last minute of blow-drying. I pressed the cooling button to cool it down. Just like this upside down. So I know it looks weird, but it totally works so now to my favorite favorite hair oil of all times the curse Stassi original Alexia. I use this on both my hair and my hair extensions. This is balm. I recommend it to everybody, go and get it. It smells good, it makes your hair glossy ER. I didn't makes your hair feel very good as well. So, however, I only run it through my lengths, so don't put this all over your head, because then your hair will get greasy now over to my favorite hair tool of the moment, the steam pod from L'Oreal - and this is also very much a great piece of Science, I would say it basically won't damage your hair at all, like I can even make my hair extensions look brand new when they start to look dull and frizzy with us, and it's it's literally magic like I don't even have to wash them. It just makes it. I can't even explain it. You guys have to google it because it's so much science behind it but anyways. It is a bit pricey though I'm not gon na lie, but it is truly truly an investment. I do, however, try to stay away from my roots, since we already got volume from the blowout that we did earlier and yeah guys here is the end result and also a little slow-mo clip of myself with no makeup. Okay, I am going to show you guys how I essentially hide my roots, but also how I just fell in my hairline. For me at least, I feel like that is very important because, as you guys know or might not know, if you guys are new to my channel, in that case, hello, it's typical Scandinavian. It'S very fine. My hair right now is in great condition, I'm not sure if you guys can, if you guys, can see but like this length, it's just so unreal to me, because I've never had hair that looks so healthy and so think this is just wow. No extensions, not us so yeah I wanted to say, was that I will fill in my sparse areas. I feel like when you got any type of hair color. You should do this. I mean if your hair is so thick that your, if that is humanly possible to have to like a knot I mean, maybe on the wigs. I feel like the only time you won't see your scalp is when you wear wigs, I kind of like not affect you know, but also, I feel like. If you have extensions just right over here, you can actually see them in some lights, especially if you've got super fine hair like myself so yeah, I am going to show you guys how to like cover it up and all you need for this is eyeshadow and A brush, as you guys see here, this is actually a a Hooda Beauty. Palette, don't be mad at me. I don't like the shades in this one, especially not the mat once I loved the shimmery ones, but anyways. I actually have a video on that. One check that one out so I've been using the matte ones here too, and that one I think as well to cover up my parent, my my scallop. I am going to put a little bit this brush. I don't even know where I got this brush. This is just a a brush that I forever use for my hair, so I am just going into saffron now I asked you guys saw I just dyed my hair. It was one week ago since I did that clip okay yeah, it's already like pretty see. If I can do it on this side yeah, I can definitely do it on this side. If you guys see here right here, I really don't want that to show. So what I do is I take this brush with product on it and I just place it right there, and you can also do this. If you get, you know roots or like when your roots are starting to show, you can actually paint a little bit of eyeshadow on top of it and it will blend in a lot easier. Having a scalp is normal. I just have to point that out. It is very, very normal, but if you want that really full look do this, because it's it's a really great trick. Also, when I have my hair, let's see if I can do this, so if I have my hair parted like so, let's see if I can part that a little bit better okay will not work with me today. Okay, so if I have it parted like this, I usually won't do anything that extreme. I will just go in gently with a little bit of shadow, especially around here, to make my forehead a little bit smaller now. This is a trick that I learned from a girl on YouTube a very very long time ago. So if you actually like move down your hairline, it will make your forehead look a lot smaller, so same thing here, you can just apply a little bit shadow here, especially like around here, as you guys can see it's just very. I don't it's just not as thick as I would like it to be so just go in with some shadow, and I would definitely not say that I do this every single time. I I do my hair. I just feel like it looks a lot better when you are, you know, taking pictures or you know going to events or whatever it might be so yeah that is it well! Oh, it's so hot in here. I also use this little guy right here. This is actually a, I guess it's a brow brush, but I use this to just like lay down my edges. I just spray a little bit of hairspray on this little brush right here, and I just lay them down like that, and also another thing that a lot of people are asking me is if I still use that pink hairspray that I used in my installment video In my video, where I install my extensions and I have been trying to desperately replace that one because, because it's not a international hairspray, so you guys can't use it so I've been using this instead for a long long time now, actually for a year. I think I don't know when I recorded that video, probably like a year and a half but so yeah. This is the one that and now using - and I love it so so much and it just makes your hair stay in place. This stuff is like glue so, okay guys, so that was everything for today's video. I hope that you guys enjoyed it. I had a lot of fun. It took me a good week and a half to film it, but I really do enjoy to put out stuff that you guys want to see it and my hair videos are doing very, very, very good compared to my makeup videos so um. I guess that is a good thing, but I mean my my main focus should be on makeup because I'm gon na makeup artist and not a hair stylist, but you know if, if you guys want me to do hair videos I'll be happy to do hair videos For you so yeah, if you guys like this video, then please leave a thumbs up and a comment and if you guys aren't subscribers yet then please subscribe to my channel and also click the bow. I love you guys so so much and until the next time I hope you guys take care, but, oh my god, look at that arm. That is the palest arm. I'Ve seen in years look at that arm compared to my face, that is horrible.