안녕하세요 저 이름은 나미입니다. Hi, it's 나미. As you can see, something's going on with my roots. I did bleach them and I only had to bleach it. Because how many times? One! However, it's looking a little bit like a shadow root because the toner I used is a blue base kind of ash-ish toner. But I don't know, it turned out like silver-ish, faded-ish shadow root-e. I think it's kind of cute, so I don't mind it. But I will definitely have to go out and buy my 10-page silver toner from Goldwell that I had been using since the first time I bleached my hair. I do want to conquer the blonde. We will conquer the bleaching. If bleach was terrible, that terrible, of course, chemical burns, yes. But if bleach itself was the game over, then I think there wouldn't really be bleach. I think people should have control over it. The chemical, the product, and how it's used. And there's a way to this. And I do want to figure it out for my hair type. I don't know when until I'll be continuing to bleach my roots, but I think I'll be continuing to film the process of bleaching my roots until we get a downpack with our own hands. I almost got it though. It was just the toner I switched it up this time. So let's get right to it. Let's do a little combie with our wooden brush. Help distribute some oils. This resurrecting mass-prefernal list will be used after a U-shampooing condition. But I'm just going to throw it in to my ends for while the bleach is processing. Hopefully it'll help live the rest of my hair. Smells like donk arous! I'm running out of hair ties, so I'm going to use this not to fan bracelet. And of course the other side will be BTS on the new bracelet. Goldwell, OxyCure Platinum, Lightning Powder, Goldwell Top Sheik, 40 volume. I hope this is enough. All the plaques to 1. I honestly don't think I need 100 milliliters of bleach, but I figured it's better if I mix a little bit more beforehand. I'm not going to lie, I'm feeling quite confident. So Lego almost forgot my cooking gloves. To be honest, I can't really see that well, so I'm just kind of going back feel. I'm going to put it on. I'm going to start with this section. Maybe, ah! Oh my gosh! My hair sticking together because of the hair mask. Maybe the hair mask was a good idea. Maybe I should have done all the plaques stuff too. On the ends. Woohoo! What we discovered last time is that I do have to bleach with 40 volume, because I have liberally, like, leveled bleach. I do bleach with 40 volume, because I have liberally, like, level 0 hair. My hair is like, like, pitch black. If I develop with lighter developers, my hair actually does not develop or get past a level 8. So I do have to use something stronger, like, 40 volume developer. But in a way, it's kind of good, because once it is finished developing for a time, it will actually stop developing. Wow! We already see quite a lift at the hairline. Hopefully, we won't have blotches of black this time. Looks like it was just enough and it turned off frothy. Oh my gosh, it took me 50 minutes to do my whole head. Before I put the sange on my head, I am going to go back in and check every single section to make sure that there isn't any black. What happens when the bleach turns off frothy? Are you still able to use it? I'm guessing it won't be as effective, because it's already developed. One and so on. Wet on wet bleach, I learned from God's name! Wow, it's really brown up here. What on wet will do? We'll just develop these really small blotches, while they are already properly developed. But what on wet will do? We'll just develop these really small blotches, while they are already processed bleach dilutes this one. Decide to have less time to develop, but what I'm watching out for is total black splotches that really are not saturated. I did a pretty good job for the most part. I think here down will be okay. I couldn't really see the back of my head, but here I could see it pretty decent. Just a little over an hour now, but the bleach that I've put on initially should have stopped developing. I'm going to put this on the back of my head to develop the rest and wait about 20 minutes, checking frequently to make sure everything's okay. Let's see how we done. My hair is still on my head. I'm sorry to disappoint those who are waiting for all my hair to fall off. Maybe next time. I don't look like it lifted quite well at the back. Let's rinse it out. After thoroughly rinsing time for all the plexi step two. Wow, I literally am a nice cream. Oh my gosh, it lifted so well. I mean, you can still see a little bit of dark. I'm going to let this all the plexi sit in for 10 minutes, or however long it takes to do my makeup. Oh my gosh, I got a band of white. No, I got a band of white right in between my previous bleaching. And my current roots. Oh my gosh. I guess next time I should bleach the outer root right before it touches my pre-lightened area and then go in and fill in my actual roots. Is that how I'm supposed to go down? I have no idea. Well, I tried. Maybe if we tone it, you can't see it as much. I'm going to throw on this toner by Joyco because I ran out of my 10-page silver from Goldwell that I was using last time. This one is the Looney Shine in 9bA Blue Ash Light Blonde. Thank you, Lauren. For this, I'm going to try. I feel like the white areas that are going to end up looking blue. Honestly, not bad the way. Not bad. Pat on the back for Demi. Oh my gosh. Look how much regrowth of healthy hair right now. Down here, it's all over processed. Maybe by the time it gets to my chin, I can chop off all my damage here. We'll see. We'll see. Goldwell Demi Colorance Developer Lotion. This one has no ammonia. It says 1-1 ratio, but this is looking so watery. Why do Demi Permanence always look so watery? Let's hope this will be enough. I feel like because this is blue based, my hair will turn green. If it was like violet based, I think it would turn more silver. Okay, I think it will turn green. I have a feeling we'll be okay. I'm going to be okay. Can I just say real quick, this hairstyle is so cute. That only took 15 minutes to apply. Let's go back in to check on our sections. Pretty good. A little distributed. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. I'm going to give it about 5 minutes, and then I'm going to apply a little bit to the blue. I'm going to do my previously lighting roots so that they can know sort of the yellow tones as well. Let's quickly throw some on down here, and then I will rinse this off right after. Because I'm going to be okay. I don't know if I'll be okay. I'll be okay though. Ah. Let's give this about 5 minutes. Whoa. It's so dark. Oh, it's actually quite gray. I'm sure it'll tone down once my hair dries. The color fades a bit. Oh. I'm tired from being upside down. You can see that the blue has kind of made my pink a little bit purpley again. I'm going to go and apply my pink conditioner everywhere. I've already shampooed my hair. I'm tired. I'm so tired from standing and going upside down and standing. And now my hair is purple, gray, green, pink. Oh my gosh. Now my hair really looks like con candy. It's like blue and pink. So from the video, it has faded a bit from that intense blue tone that it was, and now it looks more like a gray-ish silver fade into pink. I don't know which one will fade first, but my pink had been a little bit diluted from the rinse of the bleach and toner. So it looks more like a pale, pale, pale pink now. I kind of really like it. And my roots look just a tad bit green there where they're still the yellow underneath the blue. I stood for four hours with my arms up, bending my waist up and down to wash my head upside down. So I was really exhausted after filming the whole process, and I took a good two and a half hour nap. I don't know if you felt exhausted at all, but I was. So let's move on to our featured comments. Today's featured comment is from Cloud Campus. Does this work on very long hair? I want to do this on my little sister's hair. Can't wait. Yes, these braided crimped waves do work on every hair length. You just have to braid it all the way down, and I feel like it works better on longer hair in a way, because you can make the strands thicker. So just part two parts instead of three like I did, because the more sections you have, the tighter the waves will be. If you have two braids, it'll just be loose waves, and I think it'll be really pretty. If ever there's any recreations or things that you tried, please tag me over on Instagram or Facebook. I always love seeing your posts and your stories and your beautiful faces. So that's it for this video. I'll see you next time. Bye.