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Can you tell me the colour no.i wanna do my girlfriend

Do you use olaplex with any of blondeme bleach? I have heard mixed things from hairdressers about using olaplex with blondeme.

Fantastic!!

her hair is is 10

Banging!

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Is it purplish near the roots? or is that just my computer?

Wow, as a color specialist to another. Amazing and you explained it as well as I would have. I cannot believe how much 7vol lifted asain hair! Awesome job man!!!

Thank you so much for the formulation in such details, I am definitely gonna try it out.

My natural hair colour is approximately a level 2 and I also have very coarse Asian hair but I really wanted to colour my hair to a silver/slight lilac tint. I knew that getting my hair to as light a colour as that from my nearly black, coarse hair would be a struggle so I went to one of my local hair salons to have it done only to be quoted £750-800!! Even if I was in a position where I was financially set and didn't have to worry about money I still wouldn't pay that amount for someone to colour my hair. How do they justify charging clients that sorts of prices when the cost of buying all the same salon professional products don't even come to more than £100?? Before I carry on I have to tell you that I am not a professional or qualified hairdresser. But if I managed to get my thick, coarse, Asian black hair to a white/silver colour then anyone can. I done some reading up on how to do it and bought all salon professional products to use and ta-da, I got it how I wanted it. I don't have much advice apart from invest in a good coconut milk oil extra virgin to saturate the hair with the night before and just before you apply the bleach/lightener. Also I can't recommend enough how important it is to buy a detangle hairbrush. They are relatively inexpensive around £5 or less but they play a vital role in protecting your hair from really bad breakage and hair loss. It doesn't matter if you have the best hairbrush or comb, you will still lose a lot of hair unless you use a detangle brush.

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I use the Schwarzkopf BlondMe too. It works great on my level 1 hair. I'm Asian too.

Thanks for such amazing videos. They are so informative and your technique is outstanding. I love watching you work your magic. I know that platinum/silver is the rage, but do you have any videos with Asian hair turning champagne/beach blond?
Thank you so much! I can’t stop watching.

Omg this looks SO GOOD

Dude, professionals know that the back of the head is harder to lift. Always start in the back. The front face hair is much more fragile and color lifts much easier, as the hair is less thick. Always do the very front, around the face, last.
Bad technique & not starting in the back, is why so many fools out there have blotchy, dark spots in the back. The back, nape to crown takes a lot longer to "lift" as thickness & density of hair is "heavier". And NEVER utilize hair dryers to heat the head (catalyst) after applying the bleach.
Cover the head and allow the body's natural heat as the catalyst.
Honestly, ALL colorists & perm salon workers should have to take chemistry, as you are using basic chemistry to alter the hair's natural pigment or curl. If people only knew….lol

Please do my hair for Coachella.

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