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To bleach hair at home with a highlighting cap, wear the cap tightly. Use a highlighting needle to pull strands through the holes. Mix bleach powder and developer according to … Read More

Clorox bleach is not safe for hair. It is made for cleaning, not for use on the scalp. Using Clorox can cause serious harm and health risks. For safe hair … Read More

To bleach hair while leaving roots dark, follow these steps: 1) Mix a low-volume developer or mild peroxide with bleach. 2) Apply the mixture, avoiding the roots. 3) Check regularly … Read More

To avoid orange hair when bleaching, use blue shampoo to reduce orange tones. Then, apply a toner to neutralize orange pigments for a cooler blonde or light brown shade. For … Read More

To bleach hair white blonde at home, mix 1 part bleach with 1.5-2 parts developer. Apply coconut oil as a protective hair mask. Start at the back to minimize damage. … Read More

To bleach hair with Basic White and 40 volume developer, follow these steps: Section your hair. Mix one scoop of Basic White with 40 volume developer in a mixing bowl. … Read More

To bleach hair with foil at home, mix bleach with a developer (20 vol). Section your hair and apply the bleach to each strand using aluminum foil. Leave it on … Read More

To bleach hair with lemon and baking soda, mix equal parts of both into a paste. Baking soda is abrasive and helps break down dye bonds. Lemon juice is acidic … Read More

Mix 1 oz of L’Oreal Quick Blue hair bleach with 1.5-2 oz of 20, 30, or 40 volume developer. Apply it to dry hair. Leave it on for up to … Read More

To bleach black hair to honey blonde, use Wella bleach with a 30 volume developer. Consider L’Oreal Honey Blonde dye for coloring. Apply a purple toner to reduce brassiness. Expect … Read More