Bleach levels hair color

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 finding there is a lot of confusion, and mixed up definitions of the numbers involved in the Level System coding on the sides of boxes and within the Level System. I'd like to clear up and clarify some of them. First of all the Level System which is a system: defined "by numbers" is actually meant to be made "easier" by using those numbers. There are many times I feel they have just traded numbers for Letters and it truly hasn't helped much of anything....but I still teach it and feel…

Bleached hair level + toner = final result

Formulating red hair color can be the most intimidating of all colors. Anyone with a first time client sitting in his/her chair for a single process touchup who is presently wearing a beautiful shade of red and says, “I love my color…just do my re-growth and match what I have” knows what I’m talking about. If your not 100% sure about your haircolor formulation abilities, you will probably be sweating bullets at this point. Look at the Exposed Contributing Color Pigment Guide below and follow…

You must pre-lighten your hair to level 9-10 in order to get rid of brassy tones

Choosing the right bleach and developer to get to the level of blonde you want can be tricky... this post explains all.

A guide to bleaching your hair to avoid unnecessary disasters.

A complete guide to bleaching your hair at home, including product recommendations, detailed guide to each step, toning & maintenance after bleaching.

A complete guide to bleaching your hair at home, including product recommendations, hair porosity testing, maintenance, and everything else!