I Put Box Dye To The Test (Is It Really That Bad?)

Brad Mondo: Who's the shit? You the shit.

Persephone Black: Professional dye is for planned hair dyeing, box dye is for a mental breakdown

Nicole Burdick: there are two types of people in this world: those who were born in box dye households and those who were born in salon households.. and it shows

Nicole Lockwood: I don’t care which he likes better. I came to see how he applies the color.

Devin Bush: He totally mixed up the heads so he actually likes the shine,luster,and look of the box dye better

Karina Bryan: i love how he totally switched them cause he didnt want to admit box dye is better

Arianah Rza: Brad Mondo, a professional: "Box dye is so messy and hard to use" Everyone who's ever had a mental breakdown ever: "Weak"

SparkleKitty: Activate: He could've easily used a brush to apply the box dye instead of trying to act sloppy. It's just like a corny infomercial. You've just convinced me to use the box dye.

Victoria Meskill: I love how he said that the salon dye costs just as much as the box dye. Like yes, TECHNICALLY the actual product cost about the same BUTTTTT the $300 in labor makes for a BIG difference. I don't have an extra $300... so box dye it is!

Anesha Elizabeth: I find this test interesting, because I used a “professional” dye from Sally’s and it did not take at all. I used a box dye from Walgreens and the color is bright and it’s weird because my curls seem healthier. I could tell which mannequin was the box dye, because the scalp was stained so I’m not sure how he managed to mix the mannequins.

Malikah マリカ: You can tell it was switched because the box dye scalp was more red and when he rinsed it he switched sides and pretended like the box dye was bad

Liz Miller: All of us box dye girls know if it says 25 minutes, you do 35-40

AJ: I have dyed my hair at salons and from boxes, every colour apart from platinum, and ALWAYS preferred box colour. salons cost so much and I never leave happy. the most compliments I ever got was on an espresso colour with red tones that my stylist wouldn't do because she didn't think it would be flattering. the box never judges you like that...

Internet Explorer: You switched the mannequin heads to make it look like the professional hair dye worked better. Also nice classism Not everyone can afford salon haircuts and hair dyes and people shouldn't be shamed for using box dye.

Susan Jennings: The hair dye dripped because of the user not the dye

Country living with April and Matt: He completely switched the heads. This is why no one can trust people with their own hair or even on here. Ridiculous.

Miro: plot twist: brad was caught by a fan buying box dye so he had to make this video as an excuse

Jennifer M: $85 for me to get my hair professionally done......$20 for me to do it myself

Betty Lamp: Oh, come on, Brad. You didn't use the conditioner after the box die. Makes a HUGE difference.

Sapphire Flame: "I won't sabotage this on purpose. But I will be looking closely for flaws." Me approaching relationships

JeanesCharms: As a person who has been coloring her hair longer than you have been alive, I can say that I have tried all three ways to color. Box, professional, and getting it done by a professional. My hair is long. I mean down to my butt long. (until 2 days ago so it is about 10 inches shorter now) My original color is that gross old lady gray, you know, like the gray color of the undercoat of a cat, with some strands of silver here and there. I actually started turning gray when I was about 17. That sounds bad but my male cousin started going bald about that age and it is much cheaper and easier to color than to get hair transplants. So, with my long hair it cost about $120 with a trim and color. It looked great, it felt great, it was super shiny... and then I washed it. I ended up with my regular hair minus $120 and 2 hours of my life. I decided about 15 years ago to start using professional hair color that I bought at Sallys. 2 boxes of color, 1 bottle of #20 and a bottle *GASP* a bottle? It was about $25 but I only used some of the #20 and a total of 1 1/2 of color.so we'll say $20. Good color, easy to use, just as smelly. Then, the dreaded box color. $8. I didn't have to buy anything else so... $8. The box and Sallys was the same application. The color almost identical as the box. I use a conditioning mask after each color which is almost the same cost of the box so add another $7. My main point (yes, there is one) is the application. You don't just blob it on. You draw a line of color through each part then use your fingers to spread the color instead of a brush. You're right. If it is your first time it may surprise you, but after that first time you figure out how to use the box correctly or end up going to a salon. I'm good with the box.

Naomi Portlouis: Many people are talking about whether brad switched the heads or not but has anybody noticed that the box dye wasn't even designed to be used on darker hair? The swatches on the side of the box dye show results on light blonde to dark blonde/light brown hair. Of course your'e not going to get as vibrant results on darker hair. This test was totally biased. Sorry Brad, even if you didn't switch the heads, it wasn't the fairest of tests.

Jane: Box dye has always made my hair healthier and last longer than professional. Professional color never stopped running in the shower and it left my hair dull and brittle. The colorist was professional and had good results but consistently I have the same results from professionals.

sissawissa: Well I've been using temporary box dye for years and I've enjoyed it. It's fun to change my hair how I want, when i want rather than have to pay for it. Stop being classist, you swapped the mannequins

Robi Solovjov: WOW. I used this EXACT Feria box dye 2 days ago and I got the EXACT results seen on the Professionally Dyed head here... My hair is SO VIBRANT and violet! If the heads weren't accidentally switched, you must be terrible at using box dye, somehow. That's probably good? To not be skilled at using a cheaper, more damaging product with a crazy bottle applicator .... But what the hell Brad Mondo!!! I'm an average joe compared to your skills and my color is POPPIN! Literally POPPIN! From BOX DYE lol but seriously, I think the heads were mistakenly switched, and I can only say this because I am actual living proof, of the results, being on my own brown-headed head. Love you Brad Mondo! I'm going back to binging your videos and maybe I'll see you testing another product I've used before, or testing a product I have yet to try

Claire-Louise Loader: Some of us can't afford to have our hair professional dyed Brad. ❤❤

Gracie B: Just wanna say the professional hair color dye is also in a box

Were2Baby: Why are stylists so snobby about "professional " hair dye? Most of use can't afford to drop $150 every other month

Duncan: "pros" always bad mouth box dye because they want your money. You do have to use a toner with it or it goes brassy but still cheaper than a salon. Once I started getting hard core gray I had to upgrade to professional dye, it covers it a little better.

redinsc69: I use that Feria, and you really need to use their shampoo and conditioner after you color, which isn't normal, but it's SO strong, you've gotta wash it. Mine comes out shiny, soft and comes out the perfect Auburn I like!

tgreak: Been using box dye for almost 40 years. It's easy, it works, usually buy on sale for eight bucks. I use a brush and bowl with a fancy cape. My hair is white AF and roots need dyed every three weeks. I'd be broke.

LLAMA QUEEN: In my opinion ( as a broke student) boxed dye isn’t as bad as people think. It does a pretty good job for coverage.

Jessie Brown: I dye my hair about every 6 months, covering the gray, with a dye that matches my natural color (garnier nutrisse light natural copper). It comes out shiny and beautiful. If you read the directions in the package you won't make a mess.

Maud Buchanan: As someone who doesn't want any chance of damaging their hair, I really like using semipermanent hair colours from companies like Colorista (I think), because they don't leave lasting damage, are easy to use, and actually do a pretty good job. Maybe for a different video, Brad should try using semipermanents?

Vivienne Campbell: I really love box dye. Some of my friends have used it and looked so good and did not hurt their hair. I also highlighted my hair with box dye and loved the results. Not sure why he is do determined to hate box dye, I love it and its so affordable.

Helena Ballentine: I will say, I genuinely love the conditioner that comes in that box dye. I've been looking for it without getting the colour because I love it so much.

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Janelle Justine Mason: I have to add when it comes to the professional hair color, you have to account the cost of things like the application brush, bowls and gloves. I know that people who use box dye don't usually have those on hand (which is one of the factors to get a box kit) compared to people who regularly use the professional stuff, so that's an added expense to consider.

Crystal Huizar: I've dyed my hair for 25 years with box dye and they always look amazing and always get compliments. People ask where I got it done and I say I used a hair dye and it leaves my hair so soft ! Love the box dye and it's never damaged my hair , also color last a very long time . The smell is strong but I'm used to it

Jessan Espinosa: I used Loreal box dye to enhance my hair from getting professional hair color and it's shiny compared to the prof one. the conditioning balm works great and it made my hair feel virgin again after blowing dry. lol

Elizabeth Davis: Heads were switched and I used this exact color and brand yesterday. And it’s a beautiful deep red/purple. And I love it.

Sabrina Gunion: As someone who uses that exact box dye I agree 100% with everyone saying he switched them

Chelsey Jianni: I love ya, but I've used L'oreal a ton of times and those are definitely mixed up. When I went through my red phase, my red was L'oreal box dye, which is the one you're saying is the salon dye mannequin. I don't know if you accidentally mixed them up, but I'm willing to give the benefit of the doubt on this one. Maybe write a nice big "1" and "2" on their foreheads next time. Really it isn't what dye you have, it's how you apply and maintain your hair afterward. I've done box dye to ombre my ends a lighter blonde and it's always very affective. When I used a lot of color in the past, I did both box and salon dye and had varying results with both types. It is what it is. Personally, I haven't gone to a salon since I was thirteen because I never recieved what I wanted from anyone else. When I do it myself, it comes out exactly the way I want it to. Take that as you will. Maybe it's because I've been doing it for over a decade and had enough trial and error to know better, who knows. Also, most box dye has the formula on the inside of the box, and many of them are made without ammonia. Fun facts.

Celia Degraw: I use that box dye all the time.... I know what it turns out like and he definitely switched the heads. Hair stylists hate box dye because they don’t wanna admit you don’t need them and can do it yourself cheaper

Alexandra Ghanem-Latour: For the box dye, did you use the conditioner that goes with it? Because usually that’s what helps to add the shine.

Nini Cookie: so, back as a broke teen, i used to box dye my hair without exaggeration a different color every month, going from color to color and it worked fine, i did have to remove the colors once or twice with color removers, and after that my hair picked up the box dyes great again :3

AMBER JOERS: I have dyed my hair with cheap store “box” dye for 20 years. When I go to hair dressers they ALWAYS compliment my color and the healthiness of my hair. When I tell them I use store dye and do it myself they are always shocked. My hair is one of my best attributes.

Saving Sane: Honestly, I’m about to use box dye to ombré my hair so.... yeah..... wish me luck! Edit: sooo I did it and my hair is perfectly fine but in some time I’m gonna do it again to get more blonde!

Cieara Kimberly: I went to a salon ONCE for blonde highlights (I had REGULARLY bleached my hair at home and had nearly white hair in HS) and she fried my hair for $130. It was literally breaking off and I had to cut it all off

Cheezy: I’ve dyed my hair with that exact box dye for a few years. I really loved it.

LunaChick Fringe: I've always lucked out with box dye from the drugstore. I've been generally pleased with the resulting color, the shine and softness of my hair and the price point. I went to the salon to get my dark brown hair dyed a dark purple. They lifted (bleached!) my color, then applied a color that didn't make my hair purple, but more of a fuchsia. My hair had no shine, and forget the softness; it was dry...even when I washed it. Rinsed out the shampoo and it was dry! Had to use extra conditioner and treatments to remoisturize. Also, the fuchsia tone had started to lighten and my hair was soon the same color as my face, with a tan. I waited ~ two months, then put a semi-permanent color on it. More pink than purple, I was not impressed. So a few weeks after that color, I used a box dye-- I used Schwarzkopf in Rich Caviar. I was much more pleased with that color (which has lasted twice as long as the salon) and will go back to box dyes, which brought me shine, softness, color and permanence. Great video, tho.

Em: I'd like to see you do a battle of the box dye! Compare all the major drugstore brands and find out which is worse/best. You could really (nut) milk it too and do like a whole video per colour group like blacks, blondes, brunettes etc and just end up spending the whole video just reading them all to the ground!

XxaftonpuppetxX: You inspire me! I’m getting my hair professionally dyed tomorrow, because I’ve always been using box dyes for years, my hair has horrible regrowth and I have a gold color with a tint of green from swimming so I’m getting like a platinum blonde or icy ash blonde, btw I’m 13

Venus Gin: As someone prone to mental breakdown dying and also just using box dye bc salons don’t carry fun colors, I can tell you my faves. Splat has AMAZING fun colors even if it kills your hair (if you have short hair that grows out at crazy rates then it doesn’t really matter? Also I use hair oil if my hair gets dry) and for more “tame” colors I think Garnier works really well(I used Fiery Burgundy Red 2 times. One time on orangish and the second time on itself after my roots grew out a lot(my roots are BLACK) and it made my hair really even?? and also beautifully shiny, like seriously cool) so I think it depends on what you want. Sure you can’t anticipate it perfectly but personally I just prefer getting myself some box color. I’d love it if you tried like several brands/types of box dye bc they definitely are not built the same. Also garnier smells like peaches and I adore it for that. Splat stinks not gonna lie, but Garnier Fiery Burgundy literally smells like Haribo peaches I swear- (I have also used a black blue box die but I can’t remember for the life of me what brand (i used it for 2 years and last time I used it was 2 years ago so-) but it also smelled like Haribo peaches)

Anglynn74: I've been dying my hair for many yrs (I'm almost 50) and a few months ago I used a Schwarzkopf boxed dye on my hair, first time using that brand. I thought I was going to be overcome with the fumes. I was supposed to leave it on for 25 min. I barely made it 15 min, more like 10 min. After around 5 min it felt like the strong odor was inside my nose, then I felt like I was tasting it, then felt dizzy. Had to rush back into the bathroom & rinse it out asap. None of that has ever happened to me with any box dye, they're all strong smelling but not this bad. After rinsing it fried my hair & my hair is still like hay months later. Not sure what it is about that brand but it was rough & I'll never forget it, and wiull never use that brand again. I had an easier time with foam dye colors.

mimivomi: Yeah no.... u gotta measure that shit out, get a separate developer, ran out halfway through but yet the box dye was harder to use???? This was super biased :/ also, was the developer factored into the price? I don't think it was, but that would make it even more expensive.

Rilassamento: Brad: the professional was $19 The box was $13 That’s a $5 difference Me: Brad has his own kinda math. Home boy it’s $6

Jamey: Honestly; I've gotten some gorgeous color jobs using box color. That's what I grew up using. I've helped my grandma dye and highlight and cover her gray for probably close to 20 years now. We've used the cap highlighting situation, I've done foils and a brush (she has shorter old lady hair, maybe 3.5 inches long from the root and naturally an ashy kinda of dirty blonde but she gets gray frequently and has to cover it) She has told me a few times that she feels like she gets better results when I do it rather than when she goes to the salon. Maybe she's just blowing smoke up my ass or we've gotten lucky. Lol. Or she just hasn't found her correct hair dresser yet. As for me I've always had dark chocolatey brown that's always been extremely thick. Generally fairly healthy. I've bleached and dyed every color of the rainbow. I've done every normal color as well. Anyone remember about 13 or 14 years ago, the big emo/scene years, when we'd bleach the underneath part of our hair, leave or dye the top dark and then sometimes bleach our bangs or put the big chunk pieces up front? Oh I rocked that lol. All through my first two years of highschool. And I always did it all myself from home. And sadly I didn't even know what toner was! Never used it before! ‍♀️ But I've also been to quite a few different stylists. From close lifelong friends to stylists I've never met and i usually end up leaving unhappy but I used to be too shy to say anything except "Thank you, I love it!" and just go home and cry or try to fix it so I was comfortable at least. Idk, sometimes people just need to keep searching for the stylist and/or colorist that they vibe with and that they can work with and discuss what they want that they know understands what they're wanting. But it's very, very possible and not hard to get a killer hair color yourself at home if you're willing to put the work in! ️

mamabear.970: I highly recommend applying Vaseline to open skin areas to repel the dye. Also baby wipes work wonders for wiping it off.

Dena Nebergall: I have been dying my hair using box dye for 25 years and I gotta say watching you use boxed dye for the first time was as hilarious as watching someone change a diaper who had never done it before. LMAO!! THanks for the laugh!!

Linda Rutgers: Hey Brad?!I've been using box dyes since we've been in lockdown.. here in Ontario Canada we had like a 3 week window before they closed the salons again. I don't find my hair is dull. I have curly hair so I condition it and use argon oil. When I blow dry it straight I use an anti frizz serum that gives it lustre. Everyone always compliments me on my hair. Sooooo... Maybe if you'd used the shampoo and conditioner in the package? I'm not sure. But I love my hair and I get lots of things done during the time I use to dye my hair!!

Alexis Kerns: i normally don’t comment stuff like this, but it’s a BIG pet peeve of mine how he’s acting like the box dye is so hard to understand, a scam, ridiculous, dangerous, etc. when that’s the only way MANY women have ever done their hair.. some people don’t have the money to get their hair professionally done, and they honestly don’t see a need to. not to mention the fact that he switched the heads, so CLEARLY the box dye wasn’t nearly as bad as he thought... lol what a joke.

Alanna: I've only colored my hair 5 times within the span of 3 years due to some greys. The only box dye i've used is John Frieda's foaming dye. It comes with a little bottle of after care conditioner too.

Praise the Most High: Thank you for this video. Im new to hair coloring and still get confused a little with the science. But I REFUSSSSEEEE to let it defeat me after coming from a baking background. After watching this i must admit I had to rewind a couple of teachable moments several times and look at the hc section of my cosmetology book from skool so that I can really understand what your point was and it helped a lot. I think if it wasn't for "my" past career experience, this would seem soooo complicated for me. But thankfully I'm catching on. Now.... I just have to learn how to create the math for formulas and tint backs and gray coverage (Hint hint) thanks

selena hale: I've always used box dye and my hair is DEFINITELY not virgin hair<3 and it's always fine

kaniki rose: It’s funny cause I use the same brand he picked up for the box color and I apply like he does the professional(but without the brush just my hands) and it usually looks great

Megan Young: I love how you say “Just go get your hair done” as if the average middle class person has the money to spend $80-$200 on getting their hair colored. Some people just can’t afford it!!

Emmalyn Beckman: I’ve exclusively dyed my hair with box dye, save for a few times when I couldn’t find a bright enough pink for my breakdown and resorted to the nearest sallies, my hair is PERFECTLY FINE!! If you take care of it and use the right shampoos, your hair should be perfectly fine . Dye on y’all

DawnaH1973: I've used both of those exact colors and honestly I wasn't impressed with either. I add Olaplex to all my color, so all my color comes out shiny. I've had success with both box and salon color.

Marina Sconzert: i have used probably close to 10-15 different box dyes on my hair since 2018 and i can say the only time ive been dissapointed is when i used box bleach

pinkjenStewart: Thank you for testing products! I love you and your channel!!! Xoxo

Yasmine Shateri: Could you do this again and do a different box dye colour every time? Like one time do a bleaching process vs a box dye bleaching process? This could be a good series!

Adrian Maxwell: I've mostly used box dye my entire life - only time I use brands at sallys is if I'm using an unnatural colour (firetruck red, green, purple, ect.) I've never had any issues. Only time my hair gets really dry and feels damaged is when I've been doing a lot with it (bleaching and unnatural colours, usually.) It's a *bitch* to get out, though. I'm not sure if professional colour is as hard to get out or not.

Courteney Nichols: I was told by my hairdresser that box dye will come out 1-2 shades darker than the picture, I also think the developer given is like a 20 or 30 but i don't actually use that developer i use my own unless I'm doing black or dark brown

Jaislyn Greene: I like box dye. My mom has used it to dye my hair for years and it has never done me wrong. I just dyed my hair recently all by myself and I love the color

KatNicole: I've always use that specific box dye colour. I've always had compliments, even from hair stylists. In my profile photo, I have box dye hair colour and received so many compliments from it. I knew automatically that it was switched. You should've admitted you liked the box dye or admit you messed up before people called you out on it as you just dug a bigger hole and had people question if you are legit or not.

Nadine Strain: I loved this color! With the darker hair color it twice. Personally the color worked well for me I kept doing this color for a year. Loved the conditioner they give you. Lots of compliments with V38. Negative is getting the red out. Even had a professional color my hair and still could see a hint of red until I cut it off.

Alicia Deadly Daisy: I actually think the shampoo and conditioner they provide in the box dye really helps make your hair shiny and soft!

graftoaj: Whatever works for you girls! You're all beautiful and I say if you got the box you flaunt it! ☺️

Crow: I bought the exact same loreal box dye, dyed my hair, and am watching this as it is sitting in my hair. Hopefully it turns out okay!

grey: You know, we can tell that he wasn't lying about what he thought of each color because he accidentally switched the heads without knowing it, so he actually said bad things about the professional dye...

Rochelle Robinson: When I had less disposable income I would dye my hair at home. I used Loreal Feria and it looked really good. The first time I tried it and visited my salon, the stylist got made because he thought I had my hair done by someone else. One tip he gave me was to use two boxes so your hair is completely saturated.

Heather Fett: I actually use that exact brand and color lol. I love it! And I save so much money doing my own hair

Chelsea Riddle: I currently have the same exact box on my head and hair extensions and it looks great on me you should start with lighter hair it looks great on me!!!

Katy Sidra | Crystarlline Visions: And yes! You have to comb through your hair when you use box dye. I have long thickish hair and I use ONE BOX every single time no matter brand or color and I never miss spots.

Mrs.Estrada •: Wow! You actually switched the heads... I was hoping the comments were wrong but it’s so obvious! The stains were a clear giveaway and so were the colors! The “professional” hair dye was much darker and you even pointed that out in the beginning of the video. Why lie and not just admit that you were wrong and actually preferred the box dye? The “professional” dye looked terrible and you knew it. You know what they say, never judge a book by its cover... especially if you clearly don’t know what you’re talking about.

SinginginD: I used that exact box dye on my hair two years ago. It. Was. Awful. It looked burgundy if anything in the light, and inside I just looked like Morticia Addams. So bad. No bueno lol. It was over my fairly dark hair that had been dyed with a warm lighter brown because my hair naturally has lighter strands. There was zero Violet by the time I was done. It was so bad. I was impulsive. I was real stressed out. It’s fine.

Friendlyneighborhoodhomo: Y’all be supporting him and praising him but he clearly switched the heads. You should know which is professional and which isn’t.

Sarah McCann: I have a long history with box dye and salon dye. Anytime I want an all over color, I use Feria (if not for the conditioner alone!) Anytime I want more than a single color I get mine professionally colored and my stylist is always updated with what I have used. She studied under Guy Tang and has no issue with box dye as long as you have some ability and keep your stylist informed. Also and this is the most important- I dont know anyone that used just the bottle to squeeze on the hair. Everyone I know uses a bowl and brush just like he did with the pro dye. It's so difficult and messy otherwise for either. Feria has always given me such shine and body and the conditioner is almost worth buying the dye just to get it lol.

Sora Sanchez: Such a fair and unbiased review. Love your videos ❤

ophidance ophidance: yes heads switched. first i could tell the colors he picked weren’t the same and actually there were some better matching colors either more violet or more brown at each store he could have chosen. the salon color is much more flat on the picture and less metallic than the picture on the boxed dye. i agree with messy application. If brad had ever used box he’d know that you dye your own scalp, and he would also know that your water runs red for quite a few showers as the dye that didn’t stick originally comes out. that is why the redder box dye looks so vibrant initially and why he likes it better (and we like it better!) I have used this exact color.

raomega8: I appreciate all the videos he does about home dye because my hair is super long and I've had salons try to charge me over 200 for a beach wave perm, mine may not be the best but you do what you can with what you've got

Alyson: Him: *pulls out box and cringes* Me: *smirks because I have used this box dye in my hair before*

Maria Glover: L'oreal prob was one of the best choices as I'm sure you know, they also have a professional color line aswell Some of my fav deep reds are 06R rocket fire shades Eq + Guy Tang's magic magenta and crimson red direct dyes together. Ohhhmannn you need to try ittt. It's gorjasssssDarrrrlin

anna ortega: i love how he chose two completely different shades of the violet and also had extreme bias box dye has never done me wrong. professionals have fucked up my hair and also are way too overpriced for what they do ‍♀️

Lizzy Sheldon: I'm about to use a box-dye bleach on my light hair so I can go lime green. I've never used box bleach, but it was my only option right now so I hope I still have hair after. HAH. Love you Brad thank you for all your videos!

Katheline Luong: “I don’t understand why this isn’t alway pre mixed already” Me: because it will expand in the bottle and explode which is what happened to me when I use to dye my hair or bleach it

HirrientHum: He chose the same exact color I used for the longest time dying my own hair, but because of it I was also incredibly anxious about him getting dye on his black leather(?) jacket. Because that happened to me.

LJ: If you carefully look at the time 4:27 at the beginning of the video. Notice the swatch he points out on the salon color 3V. Notice the color on the box color. Its definitely not the same color. The box color is more plum. Shiny and vibrant. Towards the end of the video he describes the salon color as shiny vibrant. He describes the box color as dull no life to it. Well when you see the salon color swatch it really is dull totally not the box color. The swatch is a dark brown. Why did he have to send both mannequins off camera. Bringing them back on camera. Revealing the colors. Box dye suddenly becomes dull not vibrant and shiny no red tones at all. Which the salon color had in the beginning. Suddenly the salon color was red, vibrant, shiny. So the switch is clearly evident. So the constant bashing of box color has proven to be better than the "salon" color. So BB.....BOX BETTER!!!

22thetho: Proof he *did* switch the mannequins:  At 9:39, go full screen and look at the "professional" hair colour (on the right). You can faintly see a mark on the lower part of the chin. The other doll does not have this mark. At 16:50, Brad is still claiming this is the "professional" hair colour. (You'll have to pause before the chin get's covered by hair) But there is no mark on the chin. At 19:35, you can see the chin mark on the now "box dye" hair colour. So, I guess box dye is better than professional after all.