Blonde hair without bleach

Bleaching hair is the most common way to lighten hair, but there are other options, too. We spoke to top hair color experts for their professional tips on hair lightening both at home and in the salon.

It's time to ditch the harsh bleaching kits and learn how to naturally lighten your hair at home without bleach. Here are 5 natural methods!

Creating a lighter hair color is most often achieved by utilizing foils or on and off scalp techniques with a lightening agent like bleach. However, there are times when colorists can create stunning results using hair dye to lift the tone, also known as a “high lift." The result? Shiny, rich, healthy-looking results. How to achieve this? Wella Professionals Koleston Perfect is the ideal match.

Lightened my roots without bleach. I used ion color brilliance high lift in the “cool blonde” shade mixed with 30 volume. I did a 1:2 ratio. (Double the volume) Afterwards I toned my hair with a Wella T18 and 30 volume. I again used the 1:2 ratio.

I have struggled with dyeing my hair for years. When I was 14 I decided it was getting too dark, my mom and I bought a box of hair color from Sally's Beauty Supply and

Hello fellow/aspiring blondies! This tutorial is a how to DIY Light Blonde Hair with no damage. Bleaching your own hair can be a scary process, trust me. But, if you follow the instructions and read your labels, you can get hair like mine without any damage!

Blonde Solutions on Instagram: "💁‍♀️ Scalp bleaching doesn’t have to be high maintenance! 💁‍♀️ YUP @katvonblonde SAID IT!!!! Read down below ⬇️ to hear more about it! Who says you have to touch up your scalp bleach every 4 to 6 weeks? 🤔 Going longer just means more time and money being put into your blonding session. With the right techniques and products, you can rock a clean blonde look for longer without all the extra upkeep. By using a high-quality bleach and taking good care of…

Do you dream of blonde hair? If you have dark hair, you need to use bleach, and bleach needs to be used properly. Learn the tricks of the trade for stunning results.

I am a seasonal Colourer and recognised that familiar itch for change once Spring entered the building. After a Winter spent as a Salted Caramel Blonde, I was excited to develop my familiar Hair plan back to a Light Blonde with the guidance of a My Hairdresser Colour Consultant and Colour Remover.