Autumn | Perfect Diy Fall Color Dark Auburn Copper Hair| Hairvivi.Com

Falling back into you, I thought we be smarter, but God I thing left to lose. You said you forgive me, go study better. I loved welcome back to my channel so summer is over and it is all about fall, hair colors now, so let me just go ahead and make this little disclaimer and tell you guys, I'm not a professional and I pretty much winged this whole look, but it Came out bomb, I just went ahead and I'm using my quick blue powder. This is the powder that I used to use to bleach my hair before I start at YouTube and I'm just gon na mix it with a thirty Clairol developer. I didn't do 40 because I didn't want to go blind. I kind of wanted to keep it in the brownish area, so yeah I just mixed a few scoops of that and I pretty much eyeball this. I don't have exact measurements for it, but just until I get the bleach into a nice consistency and then I just went ahead and I section the hair off into three sections. So one big section in the back and in two smaller sections in the front and then I'm going to start on the back section first and the first thing I did is I'm creating diagonal sections, but I'm going to start placing the bleach on it. So this is the first diagonal section and I just went ahead and we've did and then I went ahead and teased it a bit just because I don't want any straight lines and teasing kind of helps it to create more of a kind of a ombre effect. With the hair, but I'm not doing it ombre and then I thought it was a professional for a quick second, and I tried to do the bleach like this, but I didn't have one of those little holders that day, you know, I don't know what it's called. So I just switched to what I would normally do and then use the back of my hand. And yes, I know these are cleaning gloves, y'all, but no matter how careful, I think, I'm being when I'm applying color with the plastic or latex gloves they always still like either rip or leak. Somehow and it changes my nail color and my nails are really like this time. I didn't want to risk messing that up and these gloves were only a dollar and they're reusable, and this is like my fourth time using them, so I'm gon na keep using them. So yeah, let me get back to the coloring now and I just basically put the bleach on in a v-shape and then I got these little pretty much everything from Sally's. But I got these foil wraps from Sally's and I like them a lot because they have a little peekaboo window and you can see the color turning without having to constantly open it up and peek inside. So I'm just based doing this throughout the entire head. So I'm just speeding this up, so you guys can see it because it is a lot and it took me a minute to do it. I just go ahead and weave the section first, because I do not want one solid color. I want to leave some like dimension in the hair and I want to leave some dark pieces in the hair. So that was my reason for weaving it, and then you just tease it a bit and it just helps it to blend a little bit better and then I'm just using my hand and painting the hair in a v-shape form. Just so I can have like some nice flowing color going through and not like straight choppy lines or anything like that. So I feel, like I said, a lot, so I'm sort of say it one more time. I start off by parting out diagonal sections, one on each side and then after I part the diagonal sections off, I take one side and I begin weaving it with the back of my rat tail comb, I'm weaving it just so. I can leave some of the hair dark. I don't want to color all of the hair, because I want the hair to have like almost kind of highlights to it, but not really, and then I'm just taking the hair and painting it with a with my hand using that as like my board and I'm Painting it in a v-shape just so I can create kind of a balayage effect. Again, I'm not a professional, but this is the look that I was going for and yeah I'm just paint it once I'm done painting in the v-shape I go ahead and take the foil place it over it and then fold it together and I can check on It any time I want without having to open it up, because it has a little clear strip which is like a window. So yes, just doing it again, parting out the diagonal sections, weaving it teasing it and then painting in a v-shape. He looks at me like, I know what is a fter, I'm done with the back section. I just made my way to the front section. I already did one, but it's pretty much the same thing. I'M still partying at a diagonal going down, and then I weave the hair out just to leave some darker hair uncolored, and then I didn't tease it because I wanted the bleach to be higher on this section. I wanted to paint a little bit higher at you. Guys can see I'm getting closer to the root in the front and then, after that I just put it in the foil and then just continue working my way, all the way up until I'm finished my days. My breath so once I'm completely finished with the bleach, this is what it looks like and then I'm just gon na go ahead and show you guys the colors starting to change and what I mean by the little peek through window. Then you can see straight through and you don't have to open it up. It keeps the heat in and the color is changing, but I let the bleach sit in the hair for about 45 minutes to an hour and then I'm just gon na go ahead and take all the foil reps out. So you guys can see what it looks like and then I washed it off camera using the purple shampoo. I use the generic brand one that I get from Sally's and he just basically helped tone the brassiness of the hair and gets it clean, and then I'm gon na show you guys what it looks like completely wet. I was extremely happy with the way this came out and I wanted to go for like a brownish, copper, red color, so I ended up doing the Wella, charmed caramel and then their light, copper. I mix it together and it's a two-to-one ratio so because I used two bottles of color, I'm going to use four bottles of developer, not full developer, but I basically I'm gon na show you guys. I fill up those little bottles four times and then I just mix it together and then no special way of putting it on the hair. I literally just covered the entire hair with it, because it's not going to change the darker hair too too much. It'S just gon na make it a little bit lighter, and I was okay with that, but yeah, I'm gon na show you guys what it looks like. In the end, it ended up not being the color that I wanted, that caramel color kind of took over more and it just made it more. Like kind of like a brown did a brownish blond color and I didn't like it. So I ended up running to the beauty, supply store and getting two more colors to put on top. This is what the hair looks like once I washed it and blow-dried it out, because I wanted to see the true color and it was no kind of copper. Nothing anywhere in there - and I was just like oh my gosh, but luckily it was still super light. I just went ahead and got this adore cellophane. I got copper, brown and French cognac and I just went ahead and mix those two bottles together and then no special way. I just put it all over the hair. I thought it would be easier for me to do it like this, I'm laying flat out, but it just it wasn't. It started splashing everywhere and I ended up taking my pants off and putting the wig back onto the wig head and putting the rest of the color on like that. So I didn't film that part because I didn't have pants on, but I'm gon na show you guys what it looks like completely saturated. Then I let this sit on the hair for about three hours and then I rinsed it out. Let it air dry and then I'll, show you guys what it looks like. So this is what the hair looks like after I washed out the color, and can we just say that this hair BB unit held up so well like it's still curling after everything that I did to it like, and the hair is still soft, no crunchy or Brittleness to it or anything so yeah I went ahead and let it air dry overnight and then I ended up blow drying it out a bit because I decided to do the body wave on this unit. Again, I don't know why I keep doing it. I just I really love the way the hair looks when it has like that nice big wave to it. So I'm just taking my curlers. These are my Conair infinity Pro Kurt curlers whoa gosh, I'm talking so much uh-huh. I got these brutal target they're. The 1 inch barrel and I'm pretty much it's going to curl the entire unit like this underneath threads of gold. So I had a little snack break in between doing all this and I thought I'd cut the camera off, but I did it. Yes, I'm just gon na go ahead and finish curling the entire hit, and I was really happy with the color that it came out um and after I'm done curling. I just spray a little bit of light, hold curling spray and then I'm just gon na rake. My fingers through it to get rid of all of my hard work basically, and then I take my board bristle brush and brush it all through the hair just to create the nice body wave that I was talking about. We also just ignore my outfit. I'M literally a bum when I'm in the house, and I'm in the house, like 90 % of the time so I'll, be having on anything but yeah. That'S pretty much it for this video I'll have all the details about the things that I use will be down below in the description box, along with the original video on this unit and direct links to this unit. If anyone wants to purchase it and yeah, I hope you guys enjoyed this video. I love you guys and I'll see you in my next one