attempting to match my hair to my skin tone at home

@sanju.munni

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L'Oréal Paris Hicolor

Why it worked

The creator uses a popular and accessible hair dye product (L'Oréal Paris HiColor) for a common DIY beauty task. The relatable struggle of achieving a desired hair color at home, combined with the creator's candid commentary and visual demonstration, likely resonated with viewers interested in hair dyeing.

Summary

The creator is attempting to dye their hair at home to match their skin tone using L'Oréal Paris HiColor products. After watching tutorials and preparing the dye, they begin the application process, starting with the ends of their hair due to the lighter color. They express concern about the color potentially turning ginger, a shade they wish to avoid.

Structure

1Introduction to hair dyeing attempt
2Showing purchased products
3Explaining the dye process and color choice
4Applying dye to hair
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Replying to @Laurel guys my head is so itchy @loréal paris usa @L’Oréal Paris #hairdye #monochromehair #athomehairdye #lorealhicolor #browngirlbeauty

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L'Oréal Paris Hicolor (hair dye) - ACTS - used to dye hair. Removing it would change what happens in the video. L'Oréal Paris (hair dye) - ACTS - used to dye hair. Removing it would change what happens in the video.

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Reply to Laund's comment You are looking RADIANT today

Transcript

I watched three or four videos at like 4 AM yesterday and I feel like I'm now equipped to dye my hair. I dyed my hair with that bubble dye which was fine. I think it just lightened my hair. I don't think there's any actual tone to it if that makes sense because obviously when you lighten jet black hair it goes a little red and if I'm gonna go red I'm gonna go full tilt. So I have purchased hair color developer and a protein treatment. But this is L'Oréal Paris HiColor. It's for dark hair so you don't use bleach you use developer instead which is hydrogen peroxide according to the internet. And basically I'm gonna mix this one which is soft brown and honey blonde. And it's gonna give me a brown color hopefully. You've seen mixed things on whether or not to start at your roots and quite frankly because it's a lighter color than I'm used to I'm gonna start at my ends because I'd rather have my ends be a little bit lighter than my roots especially for like the first go around. Here goes nothing. Everything is kind of really itchy right now and I'm lowkey livid because does that not look ginger again? Like the one time in my life I don't want ginger. All roads lead to ginger. But anyways, um, I'm gonna wash this off in about 10 minutes according to my timer and I will post after what it looks like.