Bleaching Black Hair to Blonde

Preparation

– Bleaching black hair can be intense and may require multiple sessions

– Follow all instructions in the kit, including conducting a strand test

– Trim split ends and use deep conditioning treatment

– Use purple shampoo to avoid brassiness and maintain a blonde hue

– Wash with color-protecting shampoo and use weekly hair masks

– Limit heat styling to avoid further damage

Applying the Bleach

– Apply bleach mixture to a small section of hair to determine timing

– Spread mixture throughout the head

– Use hair dye remover before bleaching to remove black color residue

– Monitor hair closely during processing time

– Check every 10 minutes and use an additional mirror if needed

– Use high-lift hair colors for the first few sessions

Checking the Bleach

– Continuously check hair color until desired lightness is achieved

– Pay attention to roots and use extra bleach if needed

– Be patient, as achieving platinum blonde may require multiple sessions

Post-Bleaching Care

– Establish an ongoing care routine

– Use sulfate-free color protectant shampoo and conditioner

– Regularly deep condition to nourish and repair damaged strands

– Entrust major transformations to a professional to minimize damage risk

– Treat hair with deep conditioning between sessions to reduce damage