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I had almost black dyed hair. I bleached it white blonde. It lifted but as you said the ends stayed brassy, I had to cut them.

Thank you so much! It’s true these things take hours and hours and it’s good to be honest about the service for anyone who doesn’t know

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Thank you!! 😊

Thank you so much!

Brandy, youre such a sweetheart! thank you so much for your kind words! next time i have a big chop to a bob ill try to remember to film it so i can make a tutorial

@@BobbyHairStudio I'm only being honest!! You are a great teacher! Your clear, specific,and we'll spoken. Not to mention your beautiful and your voice is so calming!! I absolutely love watching your videos. They are informational and entertaining,while being COMPLETELY RELATABLE!!! Thank you as always for sharing your amazing talents♥️

Thank you so much! I love K18 truly, its not a 100% shield for any and all chemical breakage but its the best thing ive ever used on the market. Color corrections are such a difficult service and its not something i chose to specialize in, it just happened! watch out, or it might come for you next ;)

Thank you! Cheers!

Love that! thank you!

Thank you!! She has the most gorgeous profile and her bone structure really suits a short bob!

I’m so happy you’re enjoying it! Thank you for the kind words ♥️

Thank you!!

Thank you! Yes the toning is where the magic comes in and my client is so patient to let me do 800 toners! 😂

I understand what you’re saying, However “box dye” has become almost a relative term in hairdressing. Some hairdressers consider anything from a store that doesn’t require a license to purchase from “box dye”, and some do not. How I personally see “box dye” these days is someone whose purchased colour without training and applies the colour in a way that requires special colour treatment and consideration when lifting. It might not be how everyone sees it but I do find that using the blanket term at least provides an eye for viewers to see the video as “this clients hair history is a bit of a mystery! We don’t know if every time the same colour or line was used, or how it was applied, which developers and how long it’s been left on, as well as how regularly the colour is done wether it’s pulled through or just left to the roots” I hope this helps my phrasing make sense for these videos. I do not speak for all hairdressers, just myself and I feel like keeping the terminology simple and to the point let’s viewers see that this is a unique case (as all head of hair are unique and need to be given their own special treatment!)

You're so welcome!

Thank you so much 😀

it comes with time and practice, the best thing you can do for yourself is to make mental notes when you use a new shade. make notes on what it looks like mixing, processing, and the overall result wet or dry. the more you actively engage your brain into taking notes, the more naturally it will come to you and soon you wont even know youre doing it. observant eyes make the best hairstylist eyes.

I’ve had my sad hair adventures, too. Sorry that happened to you. Hope your hair is living it’s best life now.

That is true to a level. However “box dye” has become almost a relative term in hairdressing. Some hairdressers consider anything from a store that doesn’t require a license to purchase from “box dye”, and some do not. How I personally see “box dye” these days is someone whose purchased colour without training and applies the colour in a way that requires special colour treatment and consideration when lifting. It might not be how everyone sees it but I do find that using the blanket term at least provides an eye for viewers to see the video as “this clients hair history is a bit of a mystery! We don’t know if every time the same colour or line was used, or how it was applied, which developers and how long it’s been left on, as well as how regularly the colour is done wether it’s pulled through or just left to the roots” I hope this helps my phrasing make sense for these videos. I do not speak for all hairdressers, just myself and I feel like keeping the terminology simple and to the point let’s viewers see that this is a unique case (as all head of hair are unique and need to be given their own special treatment!)

Thank you very much!

It really is!

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It’s depends on many factors. The quality of your water , how often you wash the hair , what quality of the hair products you use , if you use hair colour protection mask , shampoo and conditioner, what hair type you have, etc . If you have hard water and using shampoo $5 don’t expect miracle.

Thank you! 😊

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Thanks!

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Any of my colour correction services pay per hour. My hourly rate is currently set at $140 per hour. She was here for 5-6 hours if I remember correctly

I’ve used it but to be honest I wasn’t super impressed the few times I did 😶 i only hear amazing things about Malibu. What I think it is, is colour remover has some limitations and I think the clients I’ve used Malibu on, have used the box dyes that Malibu doesn’t effect much

I highly recommend trying it with some 15(ish???) volume. You can use more or less, but that volume seems to work well. Keep under heat for 40 mins. It really does a great job cutting through without the bleach. And those 4 good scrubs with their un goo shampoo is fantastic, too. Do you remember how you used it? Btw, you did an incredible job on this lady’s hair! ❤️❤️

I’ve always been confused as to whether color remover takes out Demi colors because the molecules are different from permanent color. I would not have used a color remover first, but I would not have been able to get it this light. That color was scary. It came out gorgeous.

My coworker had this done and it took 5-6 hours and $600 + tip. Depends on where you live, but this was cheap.

She has a k18 treatment in her hair, so it’s damp from the water mist and the k18 mist!

Thank you! Cheers!

That is true to a level. However “box dye” has become almost a relative term in hairdressing. Some hairdressers consider anything from a store that doesn’t require a license to purchase from “box dye”, and some do not. How I personally see “box dye” these days is someone whose purchased colour without training and applies the colour in a way that requires special colour treatment and consideration when lifting. It might not be how everyone sees it but I do find that using the blanket term at least provides an eye for viewers to see the video as “this clients hair history is a bit of a mystery! We don’t know if every time the same colour or line was used, or how it was applied, which developers and how long it’s been left on, as well as how regularly the colour is done wether it’s pulled through or just left to the roots” I hope this helps my phrasing make sense for these videos. I do not speak for all hairdressers, just myself and I feel like keeping the terminology simple and to the point let’s viewers see that this is a unique case (as all head of hair are unique and need to be given their own special treatment!)

I charge $140 per hour for corrections currently