How to bleach your hair at home - hairdresser tips - #hair #beauty

Thanks!

"your hair will fall off, you will look like me" HAHAH

This is the first bleaching video where there's an actual explanation as to why you do a procedure a certain way. It's so rich in information, and I'm super grateful. I've bleached my hair before following other content creators always with bad results, but my hair came out perfect this time without having to go back and fix anything.

"Bleaching and colouring your hair is very difficult and we go to school for many years to ...." I love the patience you have to speak to me like I am a reasonable person and not a broken woman in my bathroom at 3AM. God himself could not move the mountain of will I have for bleaching my hair in this moment.

(I started keeping track way late, LOL) Bleach prep 16:30 Why you shouldn't put oil on your hair generally - exception at 16:50 17:30ish Wear gloves 18:20 Demonstration - dividing hair into sections, where to start applying, apply to dry hair (19:40), 19:50 start at the back, more on how to start applying the bleach in sections. 23:00 how to check progress 23:34 summary, it's difficult - ask for help 23:55 putting a bag on your head - helps process faster but want to keep it from drying out because then it stops working. 24:50 how to check strength of your hair, make sure it's not too stretchy! check every 10 minutes 25:27 don't comb your hair 26:00 stay in the same room - don't want temperature changes, don't go out in the sun either 26:34 rinsing off - watch out for your eyes!! 27:20 use lukewarm water, not cold 27:50 be gentle when rinsing your scalp, scalp is delicate 28:10 TONER. 28:55 Toner can't help orange pigments. 29:20 Toner also will not lighten hair further. It is for "toning your level." If you are on a level 8, you can tone on a level 8, not a 10. 29:45 Use toner with 10 volume mAX. Some brands offer combos where it comes with the toner and the developer. 30:30 You cannot dilute 20/30 to 10 volume etc. 31:00 purple shampoo is not toner.

I like how this guy is informative and not condescending

Got it ❤30 volume with the bleach, 30 min timer, plenty of product + small sections, dividend head section or quad. Length first and root last with 10 volume. Keep bleach moist, check color. Toner 10 volume. No comb or hot water( porous) or no cold water. Purple shampoo is not a toner. Stay inside of the same room with the right temperature. No brow bleaching.😊 thanks for the class. I was looking for days for a video like this.

You dedicated most of your life studying hair just to teach other people some very important tips for free. I love it. Thank you for existing. 💕

10 volume lift 1 volume or go darker, 20 volume lift 1-2 volume, 30 volume lift 2-3 volumes. You can use lightning cream or bleach. The lighting cream is less harmful for your scalp. Browns go to red, dark blonde to orange and blonde to yellow. Bleach your lengths first then you apply it on our roots, your roots are going to bleach faster than the length, so when your lenghts are on the point that you want, bleach your roots. Don't wash your hair before bleaching and don't put oil before it too. Wear gloves and read the instructions. Section your hair, 4 parts is ok but try to part the front too, and in each section separate them in 2. Apply it on dry hair. Work fast, mix then apply. The timer part i did not understood... Take thin sections of hair and apply the bleach, if it's too thick it's found to be patchy. If you use a bag in your head check every ten minutes if it's not too warm, if it's spray some water on it. Also check the color and the strength of your hair if it's pulling too much rinse it off. It's better if you do a less volume leave for 30 minutes and if you need more, 30 minutes again. Don't comb your hair! Your hair is very fragile so don't comb it. Don't go outside, if you're bleaching your hair in a room make sure you can stay there for the whole process. Watch out for your eyes, bleach can cause permanent damage so if possible rinse your hair backwards, like in a salon. Don't use too hot or too cold water, your pores are going to close/open too fast that's not good, use lukewarm water. Be gentle with the shampoo, it's going to take longer but your going to have a better result. Do I have to use toner? Yes. Without it your hair will look ugly. The toner will not fix your orange hair or lighten your hair. for toner: MAXIMUM 10 vol. You cannot delute the 20 or 30 toner with water. Purple shampoo it's not a toner.

Did you guys know that hairdressers are required to have more schooling/training than police officers? (In USA). Nuts!

Bleaching correctly is so important to me, when I was a baby my mum used to have her hair bleached regularly, but instead of just bleaching the roots the hairdresser used to do the roots and the mid lengths & ends which were already peroxide white, then dried it in with a hairdryer. The worst possible thing! My mum lost her hair and now has very very fine hair she’s insecure about. Fast forward 18 years & now I’m a hairdresser I feel it’s my duty to learn as much as possible about hair loss, scalp training etc. I wanna make her and anyone who feels the same as my mum to feel amazing & confident again 🤍 Thank you for your video! 🤍🤍 🎨

From one teacher to another, you are excellent at explaining and not being condescending. I think we’re all learning a lot of great lessons from you. Thank you!

"The roots cannot be lighter than the lengths, it's so ugly.." *Billie Eilish has entered the chat

As a science teacher, I'd love to see a video about coloring your hair darker, the difference between semi permanent vs permanent colors and the science of color pigmentation (depositing pigment as opposed to removing pigment)!

I love that, even with all this generous, well explained, easy to obtain information, we’ll still keep on seeing videos of people ruining their hair LOL

“Purple shampoo is not a toner”lol. Love this video, loaded with great information

I'm a hairdresser and YouTube just suggested his video. I have to say, he is correct! Please listen. He explains the very technicality of hair so well. Rewind and listen again if you don't understand. I educate my clients like this and they are always so intrigued. 💜

Where was this when I went platinum 😭

No matter what the topic is, I love watching an expert explain their craft in detail. Not just how but why. So often shortcuts are made because people don't understand WHY it's not a good idea.

So helpful, thank you. I bleached to get white and so glad I watched your video. No one told me to use 10 developers or less to use toner. So, I'll let my hair rest tonight and tone it tomorrow with the correct products. Also, no one said to rinse in 30 min and then reapply. Life saver. Thank you again!