Pravana Color Extractor | How To Remove Red Hair Dye Without Bleach | Ali Grace Hair

Hey guys welcome back to my channel today, I'm coming to showing you how I managed to get the red dye out of my hair. This is not a dye. This is actually the color that was under the red hair. So, if you're interested in seeing how I manage to strip the red hair out of my hair, please keep on watching just for backstory. This is my hair from Ally, grace hair from Aliexpress in a 12, 14 16 and 8 closure. I don't remember I will link all the videos associated with this hair in description box below and I'm sure you guys are wondering what I use to lift the right out of my hair and I use a system called Ravana. It is an artificial hair, color extractor and there are three steps. The first step to this is the neat niebo detox, clarifying shampoo, and I guess, when I use this a lot of the hair started to run in the sink. It was really red, but it is very stripping and the next time the system is a part 1 which is a clear gel and then a part 2, which is a cream and what you do is mix equal parts of each component into a bowl. I bawled it. I didn't use any measurements, so I really can't help you about that. I will say that its strong smelling and I accidentally got a little bit on to my like forearm, where, obviously I didn't have gloves on that high and it did burn, and I had to like stop and wash my hands with, do be careful with this. The first time I tried to apply this, I used, like my gloved hand, and I like just raked it through, and I went through a whole system and it came out a little bit, but it wasn't it wasn't what I wanted. So I did it a second time. In the second time I actually used like an old paintbrush that I had, and I went through the hair that way in the hair was way more coated, and it was just way more. Even it gave me this beautiful color. So it did take me to times it might have taken me once had I done it correctly, the first time, and while I was in the middle of this process, I was really nervous because a hair felt really dry and really like sandpaper, but as soon as I was done I put on it's like a deep conditioner or something like that in my hair went back to normal. It'S soft, oh, but it did shed it's a lot in the process. I wish I took a picture of it, but this was like last week, but it shed a lot the shutting stopped, but the day after I did this, the hair did shed quite a bit and here is ratchet red, as I call her it's time to get Started as you can see, this is a shampooing process and a lot of the right came out of it. Just with that - and I was so surprised but very pleased - and you just want to make sure that you rinse out all the shampoo before you begin the application process. Like I said, I don't have any specific measurements, I literally you eyeballed it, and this is the step one and step two that I am mixing together. First off. Let me just apologize for such a horrible angle. I didn't realize that's what it was looking like and I really can't redo the shot, because the hair is only stripped, but this is how I wish I had applied it the first time because I probably wouldn't have to do it. The second time you'll see that I got lazy and I just started scooping stuff. Don'T do that use a brush area, I'm just placing the hair in a bag, I'm just trying to generate some kind of heat, and then I'm going in with the blow dryer. For about 10 to 15 minutes just trying to get the hair to process, and that is literally it you guys, I'm just rinsing out their hair. Obviously, you know how to do it a second time, but after this, if you do it right, the first time you're done but here's the finished. Look you guys um you'll notice, some red streaks in the back. A lot of people thought I did this on purpose. For highlights, but no you just kind of happened. Hopefully you guys enjoy and I will see you in my next video bye