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To bleach and tone hair at home, gather your toning supplies, including toner and peroxide developer. Section your hair. Mix bleach and developer, then apply it carefully. After bleaching, use … Read More

To bleach African American hair safely, start with dry, unprocessed hair. Avoid bleaching if your hair is relaxed, chemically straightened, or texturized, as these can lead to damage. If using … Read More

To bleach your entire head of hair, mix Jerome Russell 30% or 40% powder peroxide with the crème. Section your hair into four parts. Apply bleach 1 inch away from … Read More

To bleach a strand of hair at home, mix white bleach with developer as instructed. Apply the mixture to the hair strand, avoiding other hair. Wrap the strand in aluminum … Read More

To bleach a section of your hair, start by sectioning your hair into four parts for even application. Apply bleach, keeping it at least one inch from your scalp. Let … Read More

To avoid hot roots when bleaching hair, apply bleach to the mid-lengths and ends first. Leave the roots for the last few minutes. This timing technique ensures even lightening and … Read More

To apply toner to hair after bleaching, begin with slightly damp hair. Select the toner: use T15, T11, T27, or T35 for dark hair, and T10, T18, T14, or T28 … Read More

To add a shadow root to bleached hair, divide your hair into four sections. Begin at the roots and apply a darker shade for contrast. Use demi-permanent color for a … Read More

To add lowlights to bleached hair at home, first, section the hair into 1-2 inch parts. Use a demi or semi-permanent tint for depth. Apply warm tones if choosing a … Read More

To add moisture to dry, bleached hair, use olive oil for hydration, coconut oil to lock in moisture, and argan or almond oil for nourishment. Try DIY hair masks and … Read More