Hair Bleaching

Use aluminum foil to wrap hair during ombre bleaching. Start by sectioning hair into thin strips. Place the foil under each section. Apply bleach evenly, then fold the foil to … Read More

To bleach your hair as a guy, follow this step-by-step guide: Mix lightener with developer. Apply it evenly to dry hair. Cover with a shower cap and wait as directed. … Read More

To keep clay bleached hair blonde, use a purple or toning shampoo one to two times a week. This will reduce brassiness and maintain your blonde color. If your hair … Read More

To add blue streaks to dark hair without bleaching, select a blue hair dye made for your hair type. Section your hair and apply the dye to your chosen streaks. … Read More

Mix 1 ounce of cream developer with 1 scoop of powdered bleach for the best consistency. A common ratio is 1:1.5 to 1:2. Apply the mixture to damp hair for … Read More

100 volume developer is not recommended for bleaching hair. It can severely damage your hair. A 20 volume developer is suitable for lifting 1-3 levels. For lifts beyond that, a … Read More

30 volume developer works well for dark brown and black hair. It lifts the color to medium brown or dark blonde. However, it may not lighten your hair to platinum … Read More

A bleach bath can harm your hair. It is gentler than traditional bleaching, but it still removes essential fatty acids, causing dryness and brittleness. A diluted bleach bath may help … Read More

A bleach bath, a mix of diluted bleach, developer, and shampoo, can be safe for highlighted hair. It helps reduce brassiness while being gentler than regular bleach. Use it carefully … Read More

Blue bleach is better for dark hair. It lifts color and removes orange undertones. Purple bleach works well on medium brown to blonde hair, addressing yellow brassy tones. The effectiveness … Read More