Sep 02 2016
Functional Watercolor: DIY Watercolor Phone Case

I love painting florals, but there HAS to be something I can do with them other than postcards, you know? Fortunately, this DIY is super-easy and you can customize it any way you want!

I love painting florals, but there HAS to be something I can do with them other than postcards, you know? Fortunately, this DIY is super-easy and you can customize it any way you want!
Hey there! If you have bleached and dyed hair, especially pastel-colored lilac hair like mine, then girl you know the struggle to keep it that way. It is legit hard to keep up with roots, brassiness, and color vibrance, but hey, they don’t call us dyehards for nothing, right?

So
anyway, this post is about how I make my own DIY Purple Shampoo,
because that’s one way I ensure that my hair remains a cool tone and I
don’t have to deal with brassiness.

This isn’t a tutorial, but more like an update, because I don’t have enough pictures to make it a how-to. But hopefully I have enough pictures so you can get the gist of what I did to get my hair light enough for lavender!
Hallo! So I dyed my hair Fire red for a video shoot and it’s done! That video is here:
MUA: Corine Lademora
Video & Editing: Jad Montenegro
Featuring Siobhan, Ira, Danielle, Angie, Janina and Jad.
It was a vlog-type video that I really enjoyed shooting. There was really no pressure because everyone was just being themselves and having fun. We would have preferred to have more variation in the hair colors, but it turns out everyone just had warm colors at the time this shoot happened! (Except Ira, who had blue on, and Angie who had fading plum, everyone was either pink, purple or red, lol). The girls featured in this vid are some of the customers that order dyes from Berbiedolls regularly.
Every woman in this video is beautiful. Not because of their hair color,
which is also pretty bomb, but because they are brave enough to express
themselves and have fun in ways that defy the stereotypical standards
of beauty. That’s why I agreed to shoot this entire video: DIY hair
color is a brave thing to do, and I salute those who do it. Not to
belittle those who want to change their hair but aren’t allowed by their
schools or workplace: you are still beautiful, and someday I hope the world becomes a less restrictive place for everyone. Live a colorful
life no matter what your wardrobe looks like
You can find Berbiedolls’ facebook page here.
A few days ago Berbiedolls sent me a new bleach and a bunch of dyes to try out!

I was AMAZED at how fast this bleach worked. It had a sticky meringue consistency similar to Loreal’s Quick Blue so I became an instant fan!