Hair Bleaching

To bleach just the roots of curly hair, start by dividing your hair into small sections. Apply bleach to the crown roots first. Then, work in quarters for even coverage. … Read More

To bleach black leg hair naturally, use hydrogen peroxide mixed with water for a gentler solution. If you have sensitive skin, try lemon juice instead. Apply the mixture to your … Read More

To bleach level 6 hair to level 9, mix 1 part bleach with 2 parts 30-volume developer. Section hair into quadrants for even application. Saturate each section thoroughly. After bleaching, … Read More

To bleach hair with hydrogen peroxide and lemon juice, mix one part hydrogen peroxide with two parts lemon juice. Apply it to dry hair, ensuring full coverage. Expose your hair … Read More

To bleach hair with powder and hydrogen peroxide, mix 1 part powder bleach with 2 parts 3% hydrogen peroxide. Apply the mixture to sectioned hair. Leave it on for 30-45 … Read More

To bleach hair with Prism Lites Violet, mix 1 scoop of powder with 2 scoops of Salon Care Developer (choose 10, 20, 30, or 40 vol) in a non-metal bowl. … Read More

Learn to safely bleach hair using Sally Beauty products. Choose a cream bleach with a 20 volume developer for less damage. Follow a step-by-step guide to mix and apply. Check … Read More

To bleach hair with Paul Mitchell Synchro Lift, mix 1 scoop of bleach with 2 oz of Cream Developer. Apply it evenly, refreshing the bleach every 30-45 minutes. This formula … Read More

To bleach hair at different levels, use the hair color depth chart, which ranges from 1 (black) to 10 (platinum blonde). Start with the roots, as they lighten quicker. Mix … Read More

To bleach hair with honey and baking soda, mix 1 cup of baking soda with honey to make a paste. Apply the paste evenly to your hair. Leave it on … Read More