This year I graudated from university in turkiye and got my computer science degree
is it possible that I could work for free completely voluntarily for a german company to gain experience and maybe even to continue there afterwards?
just completely hopeless about my future career at this point
i bleached my front frame hair just to test the bleach result for some reason turned out very brassy despite i bleached twice at the end it reached a level 9 (blondme 9 and 20 vol)
i toned it with dia light 10.23 6 vol, kept it for 10 mins and the result turned out sooo warm almost pinkish
anything but butter blonde i wanted a vanilla/butter blonde and i dont like cool ashy shades
also the patchy bleach was so visible
how can i fix the toner formulation? can clear + 10.21 and changing the developer to 2.7% help?
i blame the developer too because the color is barely absorbed and i can see the patchy bleach
it only gave some reflection to hair and barely any color. i was scared of the hair getting dark thats why i used 1.8%
toning here. the patchy bleach is visible
result is soo warm this was supposed to be cool blonde. i dont like ashy
how can i use it? what level developer do i need? im scared it will be dark on my roots. I bleach my roots level 10 and i bought wella 10/38 but it is permenant dye
what do i do now
i cant buy a new dye
I dont like ashy tones i prefer pearl over it
I want to use 10.23 or 10.32 but what dye do i need additionally and what level developer
For level 10 base bleached roots
i see some people use 10.23 and clear 15 vol
but wouldn't that turn very ligh
I dont like ashy tones i prefer pearl over it
I want to use 10.23 or 10.32 but what dye do i need additionally and what level developer
For well bleached roots
my hair dresser said they used keune tinta 8.23 for my roots. they first bleached it to level 9-10(6% ox + 30 mins) but when i look at that color online it looks brown but my roots literally turned out to be a perfect sand beige + champagne blonde.
I'm thinking maybe they were using clear? and if so what's the ratio most likely? because this literally look level 9-9.5
can someone explain me what is it that they likely do? I'm just curious about the technique behind this as someone who is very interested in the science of hair coloring as a hobby.
since matcha is so expensive wher I live I came up with this green tea latte idea. I foamed some milk in a glass, added ice and then poured the green tea i brewed. I brewed the tea using 2 green tea bags and 100ml of boiled water. it tasted exactly like the $10 matcha lattes we pay for here. The only difference is that it doesn’t have the green color. Why is no one doing this yet?
Tried to 12/81 koleston perfect me+ professional series of wella with 12% developer
I tested it the back of my head and kept it for 60 mins and the result is orange i think my virgin hair is level 5 what went wrong
Was i supposed to leave it longer
It lifted very fast
It was already light 5 mins after after i applied :( idk what happened
Ive been getting my roots done for 1 year now and my hair lost 50% of its volume since then this is getting scary i realized after each root touchup i lose more hair. my natural color is 5.5
I tried doing my roots at home with my mom last month bleaching with blondme powder and 20 vol
but it is too much work, despite we achieved a good white base it took us 3 days doing it
because we were soo careful not to overlap, putting layers of layer cotton and folio in between hair pieces.
Now i am scared of being bald
I want to switch to highlift especially wella 12/81 since everyone uses if but
i want to achieve a creamy champagne vanilla baby blonde beige tone slightly warmer tone
My question is should i only use 12/81 or maybe 12/89 too
And what developer should i use 30 or 40
I want to have level 9-9.5 blonde
My bleached roots in the pic are level 8
I purchased hair dye and oxidant and they were produced in 2024 is it risky?
