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How to Bleach Hair White! Bleaching Tutorial

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How to Bleach Hair White! Bleaching Tutorial

178,329 views October 26, 2014 7:10

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I'm not a professional but have bleached my hair very light using this method many many times with minimum damage. I am going for a silver/grey at my roots, fading down into a light blue, blue, then purple. See me dye my hair in the next video :D

Before bleaching your whole head, I would recommend trimming a small lock of hair and observing it in the bleach combo. That will also help get the timing down for how light you want it to lift. Roots lift faster than the rest of the hair due to heat from the scalp, so that's something to keep in mind as well.

For truly white hair, a toning shampoo comes in handy. Alternatively, a drop of purple dye in conditioner can even out the yellow tones too.

You will need:
Bleach Powder
Vol40 developer
Mixing bowl
Conditioner
Gloves
Silver/purple shampoo (Optional)

See more on my tumblr: www.sugarsugar-dina.tumblr.com

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