Great video! I have been watching endless videos on lightning hair for the last couple weeks and I can tell you this is by far the best and easiest to understand. Of course there's a lot more to it but generally this is the best video I've came across. Thank u for sharing ur knowledge.
Also aren't you supposed to use a nonmetal/metallic instruments to mix the formulas? Does it matter for example a stainless steel metal whisk versus a silicone coated whisk?
I have been using stainless steel for many years, not just for bleaching but also for colouring, and all my colours works fine for me .. I used silicone coated too before … both works fine. But I think, when they say metallic instruments, I think they are indicating those that will rust that will cost a reaction to colour or bleaching.
Hi! I have been trying to fin some reviews about 'Blondor Soft Blonde Hair Lightening Cream', have you ever worked with it? I was just wondering if I used it to gradually lighten my hair at a lower peroxide level, would it damage it too much? As in a 13 volume. I do not wish to lighten it so much either, maybe from a current 4-5 to maximum 7-8
Sorry never used before. But with lightening cream is different from powder. You have to smell the lightening cream. If the cream smells wonderfully nice , it means it contains some perfume type of ingredient, you have to work with lesser volume of developer. Example; 10 or 20 volume. Moreover, your current level 4-5.
Maybe you can try adding 75% alcohol 15g to a ratio of 100g of bleaching cream or powder .. this will help to open the cuticle even more. But if the hair is severely damage .. avoid this step
Great explanation..thank you!I will use Dcash master color cream super light now..wish me luck😆I have prelighted hair..almost light blonde..my natural hair color is black,but I am lightening/dyeing my hair for years by myself.Regards
@@sebastian-chan-cc.education thank you!It helped☺️The result is nice blondish hair.I cut my ends off and put some oil afterwards.Hair is smooth and shiny.Happy🙏
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Great video! I have been watching endless videos on lightning hair for the last couple weeks and I can tell you this is by far the best and easiest to understand. Of course there's a lot more to it but generally this is the best video I've came across. Thank u for sharing ur knowledge.
Thank you for the compliment and support. Really appreciated 😇
Thank you for sharing your knowledge in hair coloring😊
Welcome
You explained it so well.. Thankyou ❤️
Thank you too 🙏
Also aren't you supposed to use a nonmetal/metallic instruments to mix the formulas? Does it matter for example a stainless steel metal whisk versus a silicone coated whisk?
I have been using stainless steel for many years, not just for bleaching but also for colouring, and all my colours works fine for me .. I used silicone coated too before … both works fine. But I think, when they say metallic instruments, I think they are indicating those that will rust that will cost a reaction to colour or bleaching.
Hi! I have been trying to fin some reviews about 'Blondor Soft Blonde Hair Lightening Cream', have you ever worked with it? I was just wondering if I used it to gradually lighten my hair at a lower peroxide level, would it damage it too much? As in a 13 volume. I do not wish to lighten it so much either, maybe from a current 4-5 to maximum 7-8
Sorry never used before. But with lightening cream is different from powder. You have to smell the lightening cream. If the cream smells wonderfully nice , it means it contains some perfume type of ingredient, you have to work with lesser volume of developer. Example; 10 or 20 volume. Moreover, your current level 4-5.
Very useful.. thanks a lot ❤️
You are welcome 🙏
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Thus, hair turn into light if your hair have recently metallic color from black color? It can be help to make it lighten using bleaching cream?
Maybe you can try adding 75% alcohol 15g to a ratio of 100g of bleaching cream or powder .. this will help to open the cuticle even more. But if the hair is severely damage .. avoid this step
thank you for your valuable knowledge 😊😊
Welcome
Great explanation..thank you!I will use Dcash master color cream super light now..wish me luck😆I have prelighted hair..almost light blonde..my natural hair color is black,but I am lightening/dyeing my hair for years by myself.Regards
Thank you very much … wish u good luck 👍
@@sebastian-chan-cc.education thank you!It helped☺️The result is nice blondish hair.I cut my ends off and put some oil afterwards.Hair is smooth and shiny.Happy🙏
@@slomaj really happy for you that it helped. 😀
Q.if she level 7 and want to go to level 10 without damaging hair what should i do?should I use cream or powder bleach?
Bleach powder with 9% , bleach on well conditioned damp hair.
Is it ok if i dont use any oxidizer?
Bleach without oxidizer … just mix water and shampoo could bleach out the unwanted tones
How many ratio of bleach to get level 7..any tips
Bleach to peroxide should be 1:1.5. Is always the best results