Healthiest Way To Fade Blue Black Hair Dyes

Hey guys, I'm back with another video on a healthy way to fade blue-black, hair dyes and I'm starting off with a plastic bowl which you would need first. I also have with me the sit, a spoon that I'll be using to mix everything in. I will also be having ground cinnamon, which will be needed and honey. It'S just very important as well, because both of them work together, creates hydroperoxide and also I have extra-virgin olive oil and some conditioner I'll be adding to this. Okay - and this is how it looks once I'm done once you mix them up - you want to make sure that the ground cinnamon is not too thick and that it has a little bit of a slip to it, and also it smells great just so. You know - and this is how it actually looks - the consistency is there, so that is definitely needed to go for it to go through your hair evenly. So I'll be back - and this is my hair after cuz I'm doing a coal wash on my hair and I'm just using a spray bottle to just just get my hair at least damp. You don't want to do when your hair is dripping wet because it will leak out and it will mess up your clothing and anything that you have on. So you just want to make sure that your hair is just damp clothes to dry but not wet at all. You just want to make sure that there's not something that you do right now. I'M sectioning my hair into four section to start the process, and actually I just want to go over some information with you guys. I found this information online about how to a healthy way to fade black and blue dyes. From your hair. I actually dyed my hair jet-black. Then I went back in again and dyed my hair blue-black and then again, indigo blue, which is also in my hair. So just so you know this product is best used and some people who have virgin hair. But since I really am trying to stay away from chemicals as much as possible, I was trying to find a healthy way of fading my hair, color, or even trying to remove it as much as possible without using any kind of haircolor removers. I would suggest hair color remover, be your last choice and decision when you are trying to remove these particular black or blue hair dyes from your hair. So I'm gon na start the process of showing you how I do it and I just take some in my hand. It is a bit drying a bit. It doesn't really slip as much on your hair as much as you may want it to, but I would suggest you just take your time and do it in very small sections, and now I'm fast-forwarding it because I don't think I want to spend so much time On actually showing you guys how I do this, I just put it on my hair on each section, and I make sure each section is also saturated with this particular ingredients that I have with these cinnamon honey and olive oil makes a conditioner hair, lightening treatment, and This is how it looks once I'm done. It is a bit stiff, but I keep this on for eight hours straight. So this is something you can sleep with over. You know at night just overnight to kind of get the full effect of it. It is kind of up to you whether you want to do this, and that was also the main reason why it's so important. Not to do it when your hair is dripping wet because you don't want it to leak out. I also put a t-shirt over my head, just in case anything decides to slip out when I'm sleeping at night, and I'm actually done - and this is how it looks so in the next morning. This is how it looks. This is the results of it. I didn't get so much of a result that I was looking for. Mostly my roots became more red because I did try to putting a red hair dye, my hair, and it was an epic fail. It was just horrible, but I didn't get any results on my ends. I didn't really see any color change the first time I did this as I was trying to expect it to be more lighter, but yeah black hair dyes are very hard to remove because it is in the inner shape of your hair. So it is gon na. Take a few tries for me to kind of get some type of results that I'm looking for. You could also see the disappointment on my face yeah I was hoping for a better but yeah I'll. Try it again - and this is me again back at it again with trying this out, and this is the second time I done this particular hair lightening treatment, and actually I did get some results from it. So you wouldn't notice that my hair has a green tint and it has a lot to do with the fact that I had a lot of blue hair dyes in my hair when I dyed it blue, oh my goodness, haha when I dyed it blue black and Also, when I had put in indigo blue in my hair, so I have a lot of blue undertones in my hair so based upon the color wheel, yeah. Whenever that happens, and you have a lot of blue undertones, it would turn green. So I have a tenth of green that shows in my hair and I'm not gon na lie to you. I really love this particular hair lightening treatment that I did. It leaves my hair very moisturized and my curls are so healthy and saw. I would do this even if I'm not trying to fade my hair color honestly, but yeah. It was definitely worth using. I did get some kind of results, maybe not the best or dramatic results that I'm looking for. I do know - and I have seen people with virgin hair that have tried this, and they here turn out to be more on a more of an orange brownish kind of color once they try to do the fading with these particular ingredients. So this is how it look when it's dry - and this is the green tint that I'm referring to that. I do end up. You know having throughout my hair and as you can see my curls, that's definitely popping in this video and man. My face looks horrible. I didn't put any makeup on so slacking on that, but I would definitely work on that, but yeah. This is the results of it and yeah. If you have any questions, please let me know in the comments section and also please subscribe to my channel Phoenix alone. Beauty and take care of this is the end of the video, and that was like the only pitch I've ever taken. Was it so far? Thank you for watching bye, bye,