Relaxing your textured hair followed by bleaching can be a dream come true of wearing those light shade, sleek straight hairstyles. But can you bleach your relaxed hair? As you know, chemical hair relaxers are aggressive and permanently break disulfide bonds in your hair strands. So, it’s evident that your relaxed hair would be weak […]
Can You Bleach Relaxed Hair? (A When & How-To-Guide) Read More »
The bleaching powder you use in combination with the developer raises the pH of your hair to 9 or 10, which opens the cuticle and makes it easy for the developer to reach the hair cortex. But there can be a list of reasons you may not want to use it. So, can 30 volume
Results With 20 Volume Developer and Baking Soda (& 30,40) Read More »
Did you run out of the bleach powder that made you think of using developer only to lift your hair color? Or is it the notion that not using the powder will save your hair from damage? In any case, when bleaching your hair just with the developer, a query might have popped up in
Does Developer Damage Hair Without Bleach Powder? Read More »
Bleaching is an incredible way to lift your natural hair color, but it has a price that your hair strands have to pay by undergoing chemical processing. So, If you are to bleach your thin hair, especially fragile one, you should consider a few things first. You can have thin hair for various reasons, which
Can You Bleach Thin Hair (And Fine)? A Complete Guide Read More »
How does bleach swell the upper layer of your hair to allow the developer to pass through and oxidize melanin in the inner hair cortex? It does so by raising the pH of your hair to 8 or 9. But this pH has back-pedal to the normal. Otherwise, your hair strands may sustain damage. So,
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