Yes, we have come to the last stage of the peeling process. Yesterday, I shared my hair removal process with a hair opener by taking a strand of my hair from the part behind the ear. I also mentioned that I would paint it pink or yellow. Since I like the yellow tone more, I decided to paint it yellow. Towards the summer, I will paint the same place in pink tones. I don't want the pink color to stay inside me, I will definitely do it.
I spent the whole day looking for paint in light yellow colors. I knew that if I ordered online, I would have to wait three or four days, so I thought I would go to the store and buy it myself. Since this is a small town, there are not many big markets. Still, I found the color paint I was looking for in the fifth market. This is the photo I took for victory.
The paint I used was Palette - 10-0 number Light Yellow. I couldn't find any other paint in this color anyway. I had to make do with what I found, and as soon as I got home I immediately started dyeing my hair.
Of course, before we started painting, we went through the inspection of the house's inspector. After sniffing the dye package, he gave his approval and I started to dye my hair.
I applied the dye to the parts of my hair that I opened. Of course, it was a bit of a struggle to separate my hair by color before the application, but eventually I separated and realized my goal.
I added a pom-pom, the size of a nail, auburn color in the paint. If I did it straight yellow, there would be too many highlights and that light yellow would look bad with my base color. If my bottom color was a little light brown, I would have applied the yellow paint directly without adding any other color.
I kept the dye on my hair for 45 minutes and washed it off. During the washing phase, I made sure that the water was not too hot. The hair gets a little tired when you do these kinds of operations one after the other. Washing the hair with hot water, especially after the bleaching process, damages the hair. Also, plenty of moisturizing masks and hair creams should be used. It is necessary to restore the moisture lost by the hair in this way.
Here is the Result
Although I took shape to show colors clearly due to photography and light, I took it for you to see how it looks in all kinds of light. So sorry I may have uploaded a little too many photos :)
In fact, off camera, my hair color is one shade lighter and never looks orange. This changes a bit when I shoot with the camera. I was satisfied with the result. Since it is behind my ears, I can show yellow tones whenever I want. I can turn it off if I don't want to. It's so nice to have this.
You see what I mean here. Left side is hidden. The right part is what it looks like when I move.
Although I have so much experience in opening hair, I always forget to open my bottom parts later. That's why the bottoms are one tone lighter. Of course, this is not very noticeable, but still, keep it in mind. While bleaching your hair, apply bleach close to washing the bottom parts and wait for 15 minutes and wash it completely.
We have come to the end of another adventure. You can freely express your ideas and opinions to me. How do you think it happened? I will be eagerly awaiting your feedback. Please take very good care of yourself. Thank you in advance for your support and comments.
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My previous painting processes.
Black Hair Transformation | Hair Lightening
How to Make Pink Ombre Hair at Home
My Hair Coloring Experience | Hair Coloring at Home | Changing hair color Twice a Month
My Cinnamon Copper Hair Coloring Experience | Hair Coloring at Home
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really good a nice combination! a few years ago I wore them blonde on top and black on the bottom! I liked them very much, I had them long to the end of the back! congratulations again Good day
I'm sure it suits you too. Thank you, I was motivated after reading your comment 🥰
Thank you my Darling
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