![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() In preparation for dying streaks of “ atomic turquoise ” into my locks, I decided to lighten a few sections of my hair (since I have dark, nearly black, brown hair). My aunt and I decided that we’re going dye our hair, which I’m pretty pumped about. I’m heading out to my aunt and uncle’s house this weekend with my boyfriend. If your hair tends to damage or get frizzy easily, this will probably work for you better than someone who sees very little damage from styling and all that, but I cannot make any guarantees. Whereas my friend had no luck getting this to work in her hair-it’s simply resistant to the mixture (and almost anything aside from salon grade bleaching/dying formulas) because her hair has low porosity. It works very well on my hair and my step mom’s hair, since we both have very porous strands. Second NOTE: I cannot say whether or not this method will work on your hair. But if you’re doing streaks, or trying to lighten up a too-dark dye job, then this should do no harm. This method is hardly any different than getting a box of color (Last time I used a box mix, my hair turned out very orange this method leaves it a much more natural shade for whatever reason.) If you are wanting to dye the whole of your hair significantly lighter than it’s current shade, please go to a stylist. You should always do a strand test when dying your hair. NOTE: Bleaching your hair in any and all forms is bad for it. Like this post? I am no longer actively blogging through Work In Progress (I am no longer a teenager, but still a weirdo) so feel free to follow me on Instagram, YouTube, and my other blog, Frugal Girl Glamour, to see what I’m up to! ![]()
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