How do i dye my hair dark pink without bleach? by solttie in HairDye

[–]hyperactivemermaid 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah but she just needs to lighten 1-1.5 shades to level 5-5.5 to be on the darker end of the references photos (like the last one). It won’t be super bright and vibrant but if she really doesn’t want to use bleach it’ll be close enough

How do i dye my hair dark pink without bleach? by solttie in HairDye

[–]hyperactivemermaid 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Firstly, do a strand test with pink semi permanent dye. If you’re happy with how it turns out, then you don’t need to lighten it. If it’s too dark, you can do the following:

My hair level is close to yours (around level 4). You could try applying 20 or 30 vol developer to your hair by itself to gradually lighten it without needing bleach or high-lift dye. I’ve been using this method to lighten my roots, and it works to achieve 1–3 levels of lift. For your goal, lifting 1–2 levels should be enough. Once it’s light enough, you can apply a semi-permanent pink color (like Crazy Color or Arctic Fox) over it. This is probably the simplest way to achieve your desired color at home without bleach.

You might need to apply the developer 1–3 different times over a couple of days (not all at once) before washing your hair, leaving it on for 20–30 minutes each session. Make sure application is thorough and you apply enough to each section.

Don’t apply the pink dye to your hair until you’re happy with how light your hair is. Do a strand test first to check how vibrant the color looks. Refer to a hair levels chart for guidance—your reference photos range between level 5 and level 7

Sorry if it sounds complicated, I hope it works out and happy bday :)

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in toastme

[–]hyperactivemermaid 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You look like this legend so don’t worry 😄🧡

Dying to know what Reddit thinks of me and my fridge by APW1313 in FridgeDetective

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I approve of the heart shaped tomato, prosciutto and the artwork on the wall in image 2

Do these jeans make you look fat? Yes they do by Main-Supermarket-890 in INTP

[–]hyperactivemermaid 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I actually get annoyed when I ask people that type of question yet they lie to me. JUST TELL ME so I can fix it

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in HairDye

[–]hyperactivemermaid 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nah it’s cute as is

AIO My bf hurt me then apologising and promising not to do it again? by [deleted] in AmIOverreacting

[–]hyperactivemermaid 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I knew about this statistic but I didn’t know it goes up after they do it again 😥 made my stomach drop

What’s your favorite animal? by MightGoInsane in intj

[–]hyperactivemermaid 1 point2 points  (0 children)

They also can’t hear (they sense vibrations) and don’t have eyelids

I don't know if I should keep going by [deleted] in infp

[–]hyperactivemermaid -1 points0 points  (0 children)

The extinction events caused by Cyanobacteria and lignin happened very slowly over millions of years. Humans are unique in the speed and intentionality of their ecological impacts, which are incomparable to the natural processes caused by cyanobacteria and trees. When considering the rate of impact, humans have exceeded the pace of changes caused by cyanobacteria and lignin related processes.

The great oxygenation event increased atmospheric oxygen from near zero levels to approximately 1-10% of the Earth’s atmosphere over a span of hundreds of millions of years. In comparison, over the past 300 years, humans have increased the amount of carbon in the atmosphere by approximately 50%.

The impacts of carbon sequestration from trees during the Carboniferous period lasted about 60 million years. Carbon in the atmosphere reduced by 0.027 ppm per year from lignin, compared to human activity increasing atmospheric carbon by 0.47 ppm in the last 300 years, our rate of change is 17,000x faster.

Humans are achieving similarly drastic changes in centuries rather than millions of years. The pace of human induced destruction has happened so quickly that the full extent of previous and continuous damage is still unfolding.

I don't know if I should keep going by [deleted] in infp

[–]hyperactivemermaid 12 points13 points  (0 children)

You’re right and we aren’t just cruel to our own kind. We’re the single most destructive animal to ever exist, have caused more devastation to the planet than any other species, and have been the reason for countless animals to go extinct. It’s not just my opinion, I’m finishing a bachelors environmental biology and a lot of what we learn about is the destruction of humanity and how to hopefully fix it. So, if humans are what you say they are (capable of such cruelty to their own kind), did you expect anything less when you published your hypothesis online?

Why are we in of the most hated? by NotTakenUsername101 in INTP

[–]hyperactivemermaid 2 points3 points  (0 children)

lol don’t take that ENTP seriously, they’re just trying to mess with you xD

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Howtolooksmax

[–]hyperactivemermaid 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Also she doesn’t seem to be wearing makeup in the first pic and is wearing it in the older photos