Hair Bleaching

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

To bleach dark brown hair to light brown, mix 1 part bleach powder with 2 parts 10 or 20 volume developer in a plastic container. Apply the mixture in sections, … Read More

To tone down bleach blonde hair at home, apply purple shampoo and conditioner. Purple shampoo neutralizes yellow and brassy tones using cool pigments. Use it once or twice a week, … Read More

To bleach body hair without bleaching your skin, first apply almond oil to protect sensitive areas. For a gentler option, use lemon juice. Mix 3% hydrogen peroxide with equal parts … Read More