Hair Bleaching

A bleach bath, or soap cap, helps lighten orange hair. Mix bleach, a 20 volume developer, and shampoo. Apply the mixture to mid shafts and ends for 20-30 minutes, then … Read More

To do a bleach bath on green hair, mix equal parts bleach mixture and shampoo. This makes it gentler. Apply the mix to damp hair, focusing on the ends. Avoid … Read More

To do a bleach bath on purple hair, mix equal parts bleach powder and 20-volume developer with 2 oz of shampoo. Apply the mixture to damp hair, focusing on darker … Read More

To do a bleach bath on pink hair, first wash it with clarifying shampoo and towel dry. Section your hair and use a tint brush to apply the bleach mixture, … Read More

To do a bleach bath on red hair, mix equal parts of bleach powder, oxidizer (developer), and gentle shampoo. Apply the mixture to damp, towel-dried hair, focusing on the mid-lengths … Read More

To condition hair between bleaching sessions, use bond repair treatments such as K18. Wait at least a week to allow cuticle recovery. Deep condition with yogurt and olive oil for … Read More

To cover bleached hair while dyeing roots, apply Vaseline or a thick conditioner to protect the ends. Use foil for added protection. Incorporate Olaplex for damage prevention. Choose a demi-permanent … Read More

To convince your wife to bleach her hair, suggest starting with a safe non-permanent dye. Offer to do it together to make it fun. Stress the need for 2–4 weeks … Read More

To cover up discolored bleached ends of hair, use a toning shampoo. This product neutralizes unwanted orange, yellow, or green tones from bleach. Apply it once a week for best … Read More

To darken bleach blonde hair, use Wella Color Charm T18 toner. Mix 1 part toner with 2 parts developer. Apply to bleached hair and leave for 45 minutes. T18’s violet … Read More