Hair Bleaching

To bleach hair evenly without a brush, use a sponge, foam brush, or your fingers. Mix bleach and developer thoroughly. Apply it to sections of hair for even coverage. Follow … Read More

To bleach hair extensions with household bleach, apply the bleach generously. Use circular motions from the clips to the ends for even saturation. Aim for a solid color for the … Read More

To bleach hair extensions with hydrogen peroxide, mix equal parts 3% hydrogen peroxide and water. Apply the mixture evenly, leaving it on for 30 minutes. Rinse thoroughly. Always test on … Read More

To bleach hair extensions without damage, first, wear gloves for protection. Prepare the bleach mixture as directed. Apply it evenly from the top. Use foil to wrap the extensions and … Read More

To bleach hair fast with hydrogen peroxide, mix one cup of baking soda with three tablespoons of hydrogen peroxide to create a paste. Apply the mixture to your hair. For … Read More

To bleach hair from blue to blonde, mix bleach powder, 20 volume peroxide, and equal parts shampoo. Wet your hair and towel dry it. Apply the mixture from tips to … Read More

Section your hair into manageable sections. Mix liquid bleach with a developer according to the instructions. Apply the mixture evenly, starting at the ends and moving to the roots. If … Read More

To bleach hair at home with Olaplex, mix one part Olaplex No. 1 with lightener and developer, following the product’s mixing ratios. Apply the mix evenly, keeping it off the … Read More

To bleach your hair at home, first apply bleach evenly to saturate your hair. Use a timer to check the color lift progress. Once you reach your desired shade, apply … Read More

Bleaching hair at home with toothpaste is not safe. Toothpaste may contain hydrogen peroxide, but it is not meant for hair. Using it can cause unpredictable results. For effective hair … Read More