Trynna Lighten Hair Before Dyeing Blue :). Suggestions?

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Jessica F.

Oct 23, 2013

Jessica F.

I have my bangs and less then the bottom half of my hair blue. I used to have it black like a year ago and I still have black in my hair and I don't want to bleach it a billion times. any suggestions or deep conditioners for after care?

Jessica F.

Oct 23, 2013

Jessica F.

when straight

Ale S.

Oct 23, 2013

Ale S.

Tbh I don't know and I'm sorry about that but your pretty.

Danielle B.

Oct 24, 2013

Danielle B.

Go to a salon, unless you would perfer taking a risk of your hair falling out. Lightening black isn't even easy for hair stylists.

Natalie T.

Oct 24, 2013

Natalie T.

I definitely recommend a salon actually. About three and a half years ago, I had black to blonde ombre which I dyed a similar blue color to yours and even the salon had a difficult time trying to get the rest of the black out! It ended in my hair breaking off near the root and lots of tears-and that was from an "experienced" professional... so I definitely do not recommend trying it yourself.

Shaye M.

Oct 25, 2013

Shaye M.

Salons are a waste of money. They'll tell you to come back once a month for a bleaching and charge you 250$ each time. I lightened my hair from black by bleaching it once then waiting a few days and continuing the lightening process with shwartzkopft L1++ hair dyes.

Shaye M.

Oct 25, 2013

Shaye M.

You shouldn't have to go to a whole yellow blonde colour to go blue, even strawberry blonde.

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