My technique of bleaching using powdered dye
As you know, during the primary bleaching process, we dye hair, shifting 2 cm from the root, so as not to overbleach it. For a more convenient process I use foil. Why foil?
26 ноября 2015
As you know, during the primary bleaching process, we dye hair, shifting 2 cm from the root, so as not to overbleach it. For a more convenient process I use foil. Why foil?
As you know, during the primary bleaching process, we dye hair, shifting 2 cm from the root, so as not to overbleach it.
For a more convenient process I use foil.
Why foil?
1) I don’t blur the root with dye: foil gives protection from it;
2) I don’t sprinkle or scatter powdered dye everywhere;
3) I don’t give any opportunity for the dye to dry and die out – in foil, while remaining moist, it will work more actively.
I dye strand by strand bottom-up all the hair. After dyeing I wait for 30 minutes, then gently pull the foil a little and dye the root, in 30 minutes after dyeing the root I obtain a uniform bleaching all of the hair length.
Thanks to the foil, I do a neat job and powdered dye doesn’t dry out.
Tip
During bleaching process you can uncover the foil and comb the hair carefully, it improves the process. The main thing is enough quantity of the dye: don’t forget that hair absorbs it.
Mistake
Insufficient applied amount of the dye leads to drying and as a result, uneven bleaching.
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