Reddish Brown Hair to Light Blonde | 3 Step Tutorial

STEP 1 | COLOR REMOVAL:
~25-30 min.
(2) Boxes of Color Fix by One 'n Only ($13.29 each @ Sally Beauty)

STEP 2 | BLEACHING/LIGHTENING:
~25 min.
(each of the following were added to the same mixture)
(1) 16 ounce bag of blue tinted Prism Lites bleach powder ($19.49 @ Sally Beauty)
(1) 32 fluid ounce bottle of Salon Care 40 Volume Developer ($4.39 @ Sally Beauty)
(1/2) 0.253 fluid ounce bottle of Ion Absolute Perfection Booster ($1.69 @ Sally Beauty)
*Use amount of bleach powder and developer as needed, using parts 1 scoop of powder to 2 scoops of developer*

STEP 3 | TONING:
~30 min.
(each of the following were added to the same mixture)
(2) 1.4 fluid ounce bottle of Wella Color Charm T18 ($5.99 each @ Sally Beauty)
(2) 3.6 fluid ounce bottle of Wella Color Charm 20 Volume Developer ($1.99 each @ Sally Beauty)
(1) 0.125 fluid ounce packet of Ardell Red Gold Corrector ($0.99 @ Sally Beauty
(other 1/2) Ion Absolute Perfection Booster from previous step.

UTENSILS:
Measuring Bowl (around $2.49 @ Sally Beauty)
Whisk (any whisk would work, you can find these @ Sally Beauty as well)
Reusable Gloves ($2.49 @ Sally Beauty)

*All of these prices are the online prices, if you have the membership card these items will be cheaper*

I only rinsed with conditioner after each process and would suggest that after the toning to use luke warm/cool water to prevent washing out too much toner.

The conditioner I used was the Ren Pure Thickening Biotin & Collagen conditioner from Target for $6.99. It works very well for me so I thought I would recommend it!

I will have an aftercare video for maintaining and healing chemically treated blonde hair.

Oh yeah, I'm not certified but my hair hasn't been natural since 2011. (That's what I meant to say in the video.)

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