How To Dye Curly Hair Blonde At Home | Sunkissedcurls

Hey guys welcome back to my channel and if you're new, welcome to my channel so today, as you guys can see by the title, I'm going to be doing it updated, hair dye routine, as you guys can see, my hair is significantly lighter than my last video. So yeah, I hope you guys enjoyed this updated tutorial. Make sure you hit that like button and subscribe and comment and don't forget to turn on the Belle, so you're notified whenever I upload a new video and if you guys like to see how I achieve this cuff, then keep on watching the videos? Okay, guys. So we're jumping right in here I have my Clairol professionals, liquid color and the shade eight and in I have my Clairol 20 volume developer and I'm just gon na take that I'm gon na mix two ounces of each in this bowl and just mix it up Together, okay, so this color is going to be for my roots. Normally, I would use just a regular box dye that I'm gon na apply to my entire head, but this time around, I wanted my roots to be like a darkish Brown color and then so it's easier to transition into my highlights and things like that. So yep this is gon na be for my roots. Okay, once you mix this, it's ready to go, so you want to make sure that you have your hair already sectioned off into four sections, as you can see like I have here, so I'm gon na be doing section section by section. So what I'm doing is just applying it to like the outer base around that section, and then I'm gon na go in with the comb on the part of the brush and then just section it off and then go ahead and apply it and between those parts. If that makes sense, you guys are gon na see what I'm talking about in a second all right. So, as you guys can see right here, I'm partying and then applying that dye to the top parts of my hair. I am gon na go back around again. Once I apply it to my entire head and yeah just to make sure I get everything coated get all of my roots and I'm not missing anything okay. So next I'm going to be using the Revlon frosting glow and I've used this one multiple times. So I'm lucky that I found it in the stores today, and this is in the shade honey. So basically, you guys can see that I made a mess right here, but you're just gon na take the little packet that it comes with. Pour that into the bowl. It comes with, and then you're gon na use their cream developer that it comes with as well and you're just gon na mix that all together and it's gon na give you the consistency of like pancake mix and it's gon na be blue. So you just want to make sure you have everything all nicely mixed in there to get there all right. So you guys are gon na see me using a lot of different methods until I can see find what works for me. So first I'm gon na be using the weeding method and then I just stopped and then I just go with a brush and try and do like the Bay Lodge or Bailey Bailey Oz. However, you say that, but it was kind of hard so and the end you guys are gon na see me just picking out strands where I want the highlights, and I think that works best with curly hair, if you're doing it by yourself. In my opinion, because, as you guys can see that it's pretty hard to get the product over your hair evenly and you kind of have to go in with your hands for me at least so yeah like I said next time, I'm just gon na go ahead And just pick out pieces that I want to be highlighted and just apply the product, because it's easier that way for me, you guys are gon na see when I go to the other side of my head, how it changes. But I was just kind of going through like some trial and error, trying to see what was easiest. What was the easiest way to apply this highlight to my head? Okay, so this is my hair with all of the product in it, and I'm gon na put a cap on my hair and let it sit in there for about 25 to 30 minutes. Okay, now that I have shampoo deep conditioned all that good stuff, this is what it looks like wet and then this is what it looks like dry.