Black To Red Hair Transformation Using Manic Panic

Hey guys welcome back to my channel today, im gon na be dyeing my hair. Now I know I shouldn't be, but I just felt like I should I just felt kind of impulsive and I really want to go read and if you're seeing this video right now, that means it turned out fine in the end. I won't post this if it goes bad, but the two products I'm going to be trying out is the Manic Panic, amplified flash lightning super strength, bleach kit move this stuff is super intense and then I'm going to try manic, panics, amplified semi-permanent hair color and this Red color, if you're interested in the process, then keep on watching so first I'm going to comb out my hair. So here it's really tingly and what I've known is that bleach can make your hair really derive and they're just gon na put some gloves on. Please try not to drop them on the floor and I'm gon na mix the powdered bleach with the cream developer and what happens as you're mixing it. That consistency gets kind of thick and you're supposed to leave it for about a minute. And it turns into somewhat of a grits texture and I'm gon na comb. My hair and what I know from bleaching in the past is that your scalp tends to develop faster. So I'm trying a technique or I am bleaching from the bottom and making my way up now. It says to stay away from the scalp, and I did that anyway and you'll see what happens when I did that now, after you're done, you're just gon na put on the plastic cap that they provided in the kit - and I got kind of messy so washing Off the mixture off of my shoulders and my face or try not to move around too much, but it's already a few shades lighter. My scalp is starting to feel kind of tingly alright. So this is half way through. If you hear some music that's happening in the living room, it's a little spotty. I think some areas of my hair just develop differently and then other parts of my hair, like they have like a feeling it's more porous over here. That is towards the back, but I'm gon na dye, my holy hair red and then see what happens and catch you guys on the flip side. Okay, so this patch of my hair is kind of bothersome, wonder if there's a way to fix - or maybe this guy, which is a vampire right, color, that rocks hope so 70 permanent hair is to shampoo the hair, which I did several times like it said on The other box empty desired amount into coloring bowl apply evenly and with a tinted brush. Do now apply it to the scalp, but halfway have an inch to the scalp cover hair with plastic cap, which I don't have so I just won't touch anything rinse, hair, cold water from away from body face until it goes clear. Oh, I really feel vulnerable with this Sonic, the Hedgehog hair. That'S that's the only word Aikido step kind of darkens, my hair, a little bit cuz. I realize I I should never do this light, never got my trusty gloves here I have a mixing bowl. I have the color here. Extra gloves looks like I'm gon na be doing my hair in the sink. So this doesn't want me touching my body if it's a disaster, you won't see this. What movies up from an didn't even press the record, but this is what's looking like so far, so this is my hair. After putting on the red it's a lot brighter than I imagined it to be. I got some of my face. I mean the patches. Look a little bit better now that it's red and not orange, I feel like I want to fix those anyway, hey guys. So this is the updated hair, I'm using the Manic, Panic, bleaching and the dye if the videos before this orlova jumbled, it just got kind of messy and the bathroom wall was dying. My hair and I feel like if I did this process again, I probably just have someone I'm back up just to help out, because I don't have a lot of hair and this colors really bright and it's very saturated. I was in a. I did spill on. Some of the counters and the shower some Clorox bleach and leaving it there for a couple minutes did get it out. But again I would probably use some newspaper around and would have someone help you out in the back, because it was kind of difficult to get the back directions do say to not go anywhere near the scalp, and I did so. I have these kind of lighter parts here and I was kind of worried about them, but I did put my hair back half way up and I don't hate it. I do have a hair dye, something like dark brown, hair dye just in case. I really want to go back and touch it up, but I'm not gon na do anything about it. I'M just gon na think about it. Since this whole dyeing, my hair experience has was very impulsive. It was just something I thought of yesterday and I really liked it. I'M also really shocked by how bright this color is. I just assumed, because my hair is black, that it wasn't gon na come out as bright as it did and I would say the bleaching part of it. I left it in for about 40 minutes altogether because it started to develop. As I was finishing off the back. I just remembered my hair is not totally virgin. I was gifted some Clairol semi-permanent hair color and I'm I'm pretty sure it washed out, but I know some areas of my hair are more porous than others and I'm not sure if my hair has always been like that. I know my scalp has definitely gets more color, but I know it's around here. It'S more you should and no hair expert. So I can't even say if it's from my hair or was it my technique. I would definitely ask a professional before before you start using this stuff, because the bleach is really intense. It did make me sneeze a couple times and my brother definitely could spell from the other room. So I would just say, be extra, careful make sure you're not home alone, doing it followed the directions thoroughly and exactly how it says, because then you won't get any mistakes like me, but overall, this is a really these two pairings going from a natural black to A vivid red I feel like this is a really good product and I hope, showing the process of how I did it, and maybe some of the mistakes that I made will help. You decide whether you would go forward with dyed hair this way or not, but, like I said, I'm not professional. I just wanted to share my experiment that I'm pretty happy with, and I hope this video is helpful - give this video a like if you'd like to subscribe. If you want to see more videos from me and I'll see you in the next one bye