I saw someone on Reddit who has really long hair and uses Elumen Top Chic 12BS which is similar to Wella Special Blonde. Seems like these dyes are way more gentle than bleach regardless of the developer difference. It looks really good!

@konlissalanova

24 күн бұрын

Yesss💘🤩 Thank you🤗

I have used Special blonde too for a yea and it did not damage my hair the way the bleach did and I did not feel the hair so dry and the scalp so itchy and dry afterwards. It still does an amount of damage as all the chemical dyes do but not as much as the bleach, I had so much breakage from the bleach. And warm tones....I am a natural level 5 medium brown so I got used to the warm tones as I will never ever get cool tones with anything being so dark naturally so I am ok with a strawberry blonde.

@konlissalanova

19 күн бұрын

I feel so relatable about warm tones, in spite of having slightly lighter base color - 7🤝 Having this yellow pigment can't be hidden, it still breaks through at some point :/ But I like cool tones no matter what, so proper toning formula with dyes, not just toners, and I can enjoy a perfect cool shade at least 1 week, then it becomes warmer but not too yellow, so I'm okay with it) Anyway, we are just golden girls, so😎

This only works if your hair is naturally light...........if your hair is dark only thing this would do is lighten your hair some and possibly leave it brassy........but it does look gorgeous on you. there are bleaches with bond repairing products in it, as well as additives to protect the bonds in your hair all to minimize damage......also you can use hi-lift dyes instead of bleach to get similar lift with less damage....then there are the bond repairing shampoo/conditioner/leave-in's ect too.

Hi everyone, do you think is it great step to use wella power bleach + 6% developer and then apply redken toner 10GI+10P for good blonde result? My hair are in 5 natural tone

@konlissalanova

21 күн бұрын

I think it is! Especially the decision to use bleach +6%, as 5 is quite dark for anything else. Never used redken though, but looks like these shades should do well!