Tutorial | L'Oréal Hi Color Deep Auburn Red

Hey youtube: today, I'm going to be doing a tutorial on how I got my deep Auburn red here and I'm going to be dyeing my leave along with my actual hair, but I'm going to do the tutorial for my weave. This is Brazilian straight 18 inch hair. This I'm using the salon care, which is a Sally's brand 30 volume cream developer you're, going to need a measuring cup of some sort, a glass bowl that I got from Dollar Tree that I have for a while and $ 0.99 brush and then the L'Oreal excellence. High color red Reds for dark hair only in color, age, 12, deep Auburn red, so the first thing you're going to want to do is make sure you have gloves make sure you have some kind of paper or newspaper down on your surface, because it does seen Everything I put it just about everywhere, and then I got some aluminum foil to put the hair in which I'll show you in a little while, if you just come right here, this is assisting whole thing that can alright. So I took me, I have four bundles of hair. I have two 16 inches, 18 and 20. It took me four well, I have to reach the farm and have to go back and get a fourth, and this is your permanent hair, color cream and your red intensifier. So first thing you want to do is: I would start by letting the cream out inside of the bowl and you pop the top of this, make sure you get as much of the color coloring out as possible every and make sure you have the ban on. In your bathroom or you're doing it in a very circulated area, I left the door open as well, because the ammonia from this is extremely strong. The guy does contain some bleach. That'S why you need developer to activate it, but it's not. I don't use any kind of flea free bleaching technique, that's my developer and sign and I'll measure it out. 2.4 or 2.5 is good. Then you want to put your intensifier inside and then mix till it's a smooth consistency. This is about the consistency you would like to have all the bugs are smoothed out then one second, let me go get my oil and I'll start dying. So now that I have my foil down in my hair folded and ready to go, I'm going to start doing coats from the ends in here up to the words of the year, which I'm not doing everything to make everything, as it is weave that just didn't Make sure I don't miss anything, make sure you get a good pro on both sides, this here's really long, so I had to swirl it all right. So I am done coding both sides of okay, so I'm done cutting both sides of my leave and I went ahead and wrapped it up in the filling before that I used it's going to be sitting for 30 minutes and on the last 10 minutes I like To put it under my overhead dryer five minutes on each side, put five minutes to the side, put it over five minutes after I take it out and wash it. You can't put heat for the full 30 minutes. I don't recommend it because the first bundle at it, even though it's not damaged it's smoked, so that kind of like freaks me out for a little a little bit. So I do have a little bit of my dye left over. So I'm probably going to start the other bundle up here with that guy, and so this is. This would be where i sting for 30 minutes, then I already have already have this hair, that's drying that I did earlier, which is my 15, and I don't know if you can tell the color, but it's kind of dark and wet, and then I have my Dry 16 already done, and if I guess you turn it up to what you'll see the color but I'll probably be able to do a better. I think that's a little bit better but I'll be able to do a SunShot later on when it's already installed. So, thank you guys for watching. I hope you enjoyed this video if you have any questions, leave it in the comment box below and I'll get back to it as soon as possible. Keep in mind, I'm not professional everything that I'm doing is that my own risk on my own here, my own head. So thank you guys for watching use caution when doing this a great day, bye,