Uberliss Copper Fusion | Hair Level Swatches

So today's video is going to be about a dye that is actually new to my channel, and that is, I think, it's uber, this uber alles bond sustainer in the color, copper fusion. So this dyes, interesting because with most other semi permanent dyes, they are a mixture of colors and conditioners, but this one also, like the name says, is a bond sustainer. So it's supposed to make your hair feel really healthy after you use it as well. So today I have my swatches labeled 1 through 12. That is not synonymous with hair levels. I will be doing things like close-ups and pictures at the end, so the numbers are just to help us keep track throughout the rest of the video number. One is green. 2 is like a gray, 3 is unnatural, red 4 is black and then from 4 to 11 is a range that goes to platinum blonde, and the number 12 is a toned version of number 11. I also did want to mention that these swatches are human hair, but most of them are not virgin hair. The only one that's virgin hair is going to be the number 4 black swatch, so I'll be taking the die directly out of the bottle onto the top of each swatch. And then some people do like to dilute their dyes so I'll be putting the diluted version at the bottom of each swatch and just keep in mind to everyone's hair is different, which means everyone's hair will take tie differently. So please just use my video as a reference as to what it could possibly look like on your hair. Doing things like strand tests and just research in general is always you know a good idea so for the diluted section we're going to be doing a two to one ratio, so that is two parts dilute er to one part dye and in case you are wondering I use just a plain white conditioner when I'm diluting my dyes and if you're not sure what dilute er is essentially it kind of just lightens the color of the dye, and with this one I was a little concerned. I wasn't sure if I could mix it with conditioner, but since it is part conditioner, I'm assuming that it's fine it'll, probably just lessen these strengths of the bomb sustainer as well. So now that the hair is dying, I'm gon na, let it sit for about three hours. I will rinse it out and when it's dry I will meet you back here. So, as for color, I would say it dyed one through three and then six through twelve number. Four is black, so it makes sense that four didn't take any color and then number five. There might be an undertone difference. But generally, it still just looks like a really dark brown. So most of me, permanent dyes, if not all of them, are actually meant to be dyed on platinum, blonde hair, but some of them are more pigmented and can dye darker hair as well. So I would say, for this dye: nine through twelve, is my favorite personally seven and eight look really good too, but the nine through twelve all look a little bit more intense. So I only have one comparison today and that is Lime Crime in the color, caramel or caramel. However, you want to say it: this is comparable to number one. This is comparable to number twelve eleven, ten and nine. So since the caramel is lighter on its own, I'm going to move it down, so we can compare it to the des lunettes watch when I personally think of the color caramel, I think of like a golden e brown. But this definitely is a lot more red than I imagined caramel being it's kind of funny actually cuz. If I think of the color copper, I think of something a little bit closer to this portion, but the copper fusion by itself is pretty red too, but anyways. I would say the caramel looks a little bit closer to a natural red, so it's not quite as intense as like. Even the diluted sections for copper fusion still hold a lot of like a red tone to them. The number one swatch is interesting on the direct eye portion in person. It almost looks like some of the strands neutralized out, but then other ones held like a pinky tone, so it almost looks like a dark rose, gold color. So, on the number eight spot it did die, but it looks much more natural. Looking the caramel by itself is a lighter dye and it's pigmented, so it definitely is better for lighter hair. If you have darker hair, the copper fusion might be a better option, for you. Kind of just depends on your hair color and the color you want, considering the caramel looks a little bit more natural. Now that we're done with comparisons, I wanted to get into the close-ups, and I do just want to say, be close-ups and everything that you'll see after will be shot in natural lighting, including the pictures at the end you, I hope this video helped. If you have a request, I do have a link below to a Google form you can fill out just remember. I only do dyes that are not tested on animals. Thank you to my patrons and thank you for watching and I hope to see you in my next video