Mixing Palty Hair Bleach in Natural Brown and Hair Color in Macaron Brown

Hello my kawaii sistahs!

Last week, I recolored my hair with again, my favorite brand of course, Palty.

I decided to mix the hair dye and bleach to accentuate the tone of my roots to the tips of my hair.

This time, I tried the macaron brown (hair color) and mixed it with the natural brown (bleach).

I wanted to darken my hair tone just a little bit so I chose those two.

I already explained the details regarding the contents, procedures, etc in my past Palty posts so I will just jump into showing the result. =)

So here are the photos.....

( I want to apologize for the low quality of photos.  I used my phone for taking this pictures but I promise I will update this post with good photos very soon)

Anyway, you can check my latest video to see the actual color of the hair.

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Updated January 07, 2012

More photos:

the color on the top/roots is the color you might get if you have virgin or never been colored hair.

INDOOR:

without flash

with flash

OUTDOOR:

without sunlight

with sunlight

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Final thought:

As expected, the bleach over powered the hair color.

The color result..... 

Although I mix the hair color with the bleach, my roots' color still didn't match with the tips of my hair.

I love the color result in my hair tips though! <3

How should I call it?  hhmmmmm....  Very Asian?  Very Japanese? hahaha!

I think I will rebleach  my hair with sparkling blonde next month and recolor it with darker tone.

I might use macaron brown as well.

Anyway, I will update you, my Paltyholic sistahs with that ,.. hahaha!

Chao!

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Still have some time? Check out my other Palty related posts..

Palty Hair Color in Custard Beige

Palty Hair Color in Cookie Beige

Palty Mecha Flash Hair Bleach in Sparkling Blonde

Palty hair color in Vanilla Beige

Palty hair bleach in Natural Brown

Palty Hair Dye in Custard Beige Review

Heloooo my kawaii sistahs!!!

I am back!

Finally, I can go back to blogging and making videos.

I will undergo another surgery next month though.  After that, everything will be fine according to my doctor.

I will try to blog as many as I can to make up with my absence.  I still have lots of products in my box waiting to be reviewed.

Let's start my comeback with my review for Palty hair dye in custard beige.

I dyed my hair last October 2.  I didn't had the time to take pictures and to make my review post about it because I was scheduled for my first surgery the very next day after my check up last October 3. 

The photos of my hair that I will present to you today were taken today, October 15.  Almost 2 weeks after I dyed my hair. 

As you can see in the photos above, the color is different on the top.  That would be the color result you could get if you have virgin hair or hair that had never been bleached or dyed. 

Please see the mixing procedure here

I personally don't like this color on me.  The color didn't match with what is pictured in the box either.  (Even on the first day)

The color is a bit similar to Palty's cookie beige.

If I have to choose between the two, I will definitely choose cookie beige.

Still have some time? Check out my other Palty related posts..

Palty Hair Color in Cookie Beige

Palty Mecha Flash Hair Bleach in Sparkling Blonde

Palty hair color in Vanilla Beige

Palty hair bleach in Natural Brown


Click here if you want to see the result of mixing Palty hair bleach in natural brown and hair color in macaron brown

Palty Hair Color in Cookie Beige Review

Hello my kawaii sistahs!

It's been two months since the last time I dyed my hair.

I thought I would give my hair a break for about 3-4 months from dyeing because my hair became dry and freezy after applying the bleach.... 

....but I can't stand seeing my black and gray hairs on top of my head nah!

This time, I chose to try the color cookie beige.

Again, my makulit na husband was beside me when I was choosing what color to try.

This time, I didn't ask for his opinion because I know he will  encourage me to use blondy tone again.

But he looked like he was about to choose my hair color

so I had to choose what color to try as fast as I can! hahahah!!

There were 3 colors that caught my eyes.

The kiichigo jam or strawberry jam, sakura donut, and this one, the cookie beige...

....but in the end, I decided to try the cookie beige.

I think the strawberry jam tone might be nice to try during fall or winter season.

Maybe I will try the sakura donut on October and the ichigo jam on December.

Okay, let's continue with the review.

 As always, I used two boxes of Palty hair color for my long hair.

Each box has:

Oxide water (in bottle)

cream coloring

mixing spatula

small bucket

a pair of gloves

tsubaki oil

guide leaflet

The product was easy to apply although I had some mess here and there...

Here are some of my tips if you want to try hair dyes in foam type.

* After mixing the solution, wait for 1-2 minutes before applying it to your hair.

* If you have long hair, it would be difficult to apply it alone so ask a friend or a family member to apply it for you to have a fair application.

* Remove any accessories you have and don't ever forget to wear gloves when mixing and applying the solution.

Other Tips:

* Tap the water oxide well to avoid any waste.

* Skip washing your hair the day before applying the solution.

*Apply vaseline or any facial cream on the sides of your face, ears, and neck before applying the solution to avoid any mess or stains.

* Wrap your neck with some tissue before applying the solution.

* If you have virgin hair or hair that has never been dyed, bleach your hair first and recolor after a week or so.  Best is after 2 weeks.

* Skip shampooing your hair for 3 days after dyeing it.  Just use conditioner to wash your hair.

Going back to our review, I didn't use any comb to apply the solution to my hair.

I just used my hands with gloves.

It was easy to apply but I wished I had a company to apply it for me.  I had mess here and there... 

Two boxes were enough for my long hair.

I left it in my hair for about for about 45 minutes and rinsed it after.

I massaged my hair with the tsubaki oil, rinsed, and applied treatment cream.

My hair was incredibly soft after I rinsed it.

The color result was pretty near in the box' picture.

I love this color.

My dear friend told me that this color suits me rather than my previous color.

I totally agree!

I think this color made me look younger than my actual age.

Mixing procedure and my "before and after" in the video...

More Photos:

I got carried away and took a lot of photos.

I can't help myself to include them all in this post..

Well, this is my blog so I can do anything I want =D

without flash

with flash

(Updated August 20,2012)

Photos of my hair after 2 weeks and 4 days

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Still have some time?  Check out my other Palty related posts..

My review and photos with Palty Hair Color in Custard Beige

http://www.hikarihajimari.com/2012/10/palty-hair-dye-in-custard-beige-review.html

My review and photos with Palty Mecha Flash Hair Bleach in Sparkling Blonde

http://www.hikarihajimari.com/2012/06/palty-mecha-flash-hair-bleach-in.html

My review and photos with the Palty hair color in Vanilla Beige http://www.hikarihajimari.com/2012/04/review-palty-hair-color-in-vanilla.html

My review and photos with the Palty hair bleach in Natural Brown http://www.hikarihajimari.com/2012/03/palty-bleach-in-natural-brown-review.html


Click here if you want to see the result of mixing Palty hair bleach in natural brown and hair color in macaron brown