If your hair has never been lightened, only dyed with semi-permanent black dye, then it will be fine with volume 30. Have you lightened your hair before you went black? If so, that already treated hair may not be able to handle volume 30. I don't want to burn my hair.Īnswer: I would say it depends. The rep at Sally's told me I can use a 30 developer in all my hair for 30 min, and would maybe need two rounds. Question: I have dyed my hair black using Wella a few times. Can you save unused product still in the bottle? Question: I have super short hair in a pixie cut. Make sure the shampoo you are using is sulfate, silicone, and paraben-free so as not to harm your color.
PEG-40 Hydrogenated Castor Oil (Fragrance/Emulsifier)Īnswer: I typically wash my hair with shampoo and conditioner every three to four days. Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Cross Polymer (Viscosity Increasing Agent). Ethylene/Propylene/Styrene Copolymer (Viscosity Increasing Agent). Butylene/Ethylene/Styrene Copolymer (Viscosity Increasing Agent). Hydrogenated Castor Oil (Emulsifier/Fragrance). Hydroxyethylcellulose (Natural Thickening Agent). Helianthus Anuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil (Provides Nutrients). Chamomilla Recutita Flower Extract (Calming Agent). Titanium Dioxide / Cl77891 (White Pigment). Sodium Persulfate (lightening compound). 
Petrolatum (Assists in preventing outside dry-out).Ammonium Persulfate (lightening compound, not Ammonia).Potassium Persulfate (lightening compound).I followed up again with conditioner and then the leave-in product after I got out of the shower. After rinsing the touch-up lightener out, I did two rounds of purple shampoo - the first to remove as much of the lightening mixture as I could, and the second round I let it sit for about 7 minutes before rinsing to remove as much brassiness as possible.When I went back for my touchup round, I used my hairdryer on the warm setting (not hot) and the diffuser attachment to finish drying it before applying my touchup round using the tint brush and only covering areas that needed extra attention. I waited 2 hours in between my first round and my touch up round, so that my hair could mostly air dry and rest a little bit.
After getting out of the shower, I used It's a 10 Miracle Leave-In to help rehydrate my hair after lightening. I followed up with OGX Coconut Water Conditioner and rinsed with cold water to seal my hair cuticles During each rinse, I used the Generic Value Products Purple Shampoo to remove brassiness and tone down the yellow that comes with lightening my hair. I was lucky and only missed some small spots on the back of my head so I just did a quick touchup round and was ready to go. If you do it this way, you have to be prepared to do a touch-up round, because no matter how much you think you've coated, you will most likely miss a spot. Then I went back over with the tint brush to apply the product to any areas of my hair that looked like they weren't fully covered. #ION COLOR BRILLIANCE PERMANENT FULL#
I applied the lightening mixture with my hands, as if I was shampooing my hair, making sure to rub the product into my roots and scalp to ensure full coverage of my roots.
Alternatively, you could do what I did, which is not the best way but it is a way. Let it sit for another 10–15 minutes and then rinse it out. After your roots are done, section your hair out in 1–2 inch sections using clips and apply the bleach mixture using your gloved fingers to rub it in. Let it sit for 10-15 minutes, then rinse it out. You may need a friend to help you with the back of your head, but with this product you need to work very, very quickly. Once you finish that layer, lift it up and put it to the other side, so that you can do the section underneath. Do your roots first: Start where your natural part is and paint the mixture on. I think the best way to apply the mixture while keeping your hair neat and not missing any pieces is to use the tint brush. Lightening products work quickly already, so you have to work fast or be prepared to apply and rinse out sections of your hair at a time instead of your whole head. From here there are a couple of ways to apply the product. The more you mix it the smoother it gets. The texture of the mixture looked like a chalky paste. I used the tint brush to mix it together. The next day, I mixed a 1:1 ratio of 20 volume developer with the creme lightener in the bowl. If you have residual products such as gel, hairspray, mousse, etc in your hair, it will mess with the lightening or coloring that you are doing and it may not take evenly. First, I took a shower the night before to ensure that any hair styling product were out of my hair.
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