14/ How to bleach red hair?
Red hair needs to be stripped to remove artificial pigments
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ExploreIf you're a redhead and you're tired of red hair, you have two alternatives: the first is to darken the strands, an easier procedure that can even be done with toner. Or you can lighten the highlights, making a more radical change and going blonde. However, if this is your option, it's best to take it easy. The process is more detailed and requires a lot of care. Learn how to reach the new tone without damaging your hair!
The first step is to take good care of your hair.
Those who use permanent coloring or toning need to keep their hair care up to date. Even more so if they are red, a tone that fades very easily. But it is not only the color that is the main concern in this case.
For those who have red hair and intend to lighten the strands, it is important to have healthy and strong locks to face the chemical procedure. Therefore, do not give up weekly hydration and rebuild with liquid keratin, to replace fiber proteins.
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You need to strip the wires
The most common step among divas who want to go blonde is bleaching the strands to achieve the desired shade. But, if you have dyed red hair, you need to do a pickling.
And what would that be? Pickling has the same function as discoloration, but it is indicated precisely for those who have dark artificial pigments in their hair, such as black and red hair. Also, depending on your shade of red, you may need to pickle more than once. Did you realize the importance of strengthening your hair before making the transformation?
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Do a strand test before painting again
After stripping, you're ready to lighten your hair and show off your blonde hair around, right? Not yet, diva! Before applying the color to the strands, you need to do a strand test to find out if your locks are ready for the new color.
If your intention is to reach platinum, it's worth investing in darker or warmer blondes and lightening them little by little, so as not to make a mistake. And wired care remains, agreed? Set up a capillary schedule so you don't get lost in treatments.
