Any infomation on peroxiding hair

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Kerri P.

Jul 18, 2011

Kerri P.

Currently I am a brunette but i really wanna go blonde and ive heard that if you peroxide your hair first then put a blonde colour onto it it comes out better. Does anyone know where I can get the peroxide from and exactly how i do it? :)

Kerri P.

Jul 18, 2011

Kerri P.

Thankyou, think ill go get it done professionally to save me burning my head off haha, plus it sounds a bit difficult too, thanks again! :) 

Yasmin K.

Jul 19, 2011

Yasmin K.

Actually to clarify what Mandy wrote, "Hydrogen peroxide is an ingredient used in developers". Developer IS hydrogen peroxide it is not just an ingredient.

That said, hydrogen peroxide typically is only 3% at drugstores while hair developers are 10 volume or 10% hydrogen peroxide. The 10 vol is the lowest developer volume you'll get an it won't necessarily lift the color enough, most bleach kits use at least a 30 to 40 volume developer while the highest developer you can get and use is 60 volume (I really don't remember if there is 70 volume or not).

As Mandy wrote seeing a professional is best. If you can't afford the expensive cost it can be at a beauty salon go to a school since the students there are under the STRICT eye of a licensed instructor who has more experience than most cosmetologists as they are required to have more hours and training than cosmetologists.

Kerri P.

Jul 24, 2011

Kerri P.

Okay thankyou, going to get my hair cut this week anyway, so ill talk to my hairdresser she if she know of someone who can do a good job thats cheap, and if that fails ill go to my local college and see whats on offer there :) Thanks everyone :)

Marina g.

Jan 10, 2013

Marina g.

I have an ombre and i did it with peroxide, it didnt damage my hair

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