Hair Bleaching

To bleach the bottom layer of your hair, mix one part bleach with two parts developer. Apply it to the underside, keeping it away from the roots. Leave it on … Read More

To bleach natural hair without damage, use a low-volume developer (up to 20 volume). Limit bleaching to every 6-8 weeks to avoid breakage. Rinse thoroughly and apply semi-permanent hair dye … Read More

To bleach hair safely, mix 1 part hydrogen peroxide (3% concentration) with 1 part baking soda to create a paste. Section your hair and apply the mixture evenly. Leave it … Read More

You cannot bleach ombre synthetic hair extensions to blonde. Synthetic fibers lack natural pigments found in human hair. As a result, they do not react to bleach. Instead, use color … Read More

To bleach naturally curly hair to copper, begin with a strand test. Use a low lift balayage technique and a low-volume developer to reduce hair damage. Section hair, apply bleach, … Read More

To bleach sections of your hair, first divide your hair into manageable parts. Secure the unbleached sections with clips. Apply a mixture of bleach and developer to the selected section … Read More

To bleach only the inner layer of hair, first section your hair and cover the outer layers with aluminum foil. Mix one part bleach with two parts developer. Apply the … Read More

To bleach platinum roots on short hair, wait for half an inch of regrowth. Use a powder bleach with a 20 or 30-volume developer. Apply the bleach starting at mid-shaft, … Read More

To bleach parts of your hair at home, first section your hair and clip back the rest. Apply bleach to the mid-lengths and ends, leaving 2cm at the roots. The … Read More

To bleach red hair to blonde with hydrogen peroxide, begin with a strand test. Apply hydrogen peroxide evenly using a brush on small sections of your hair. Leave it on … Read More