Wella Blondor Multi Blonde Powder Lightener - 28.2 oz: Enhance Your Haircolor Results! Review

It's disgusting. Never experienced such disappointment. Redness of the face and head in general. My arms and legs are swollen and everything itches. Applied 1:2 where one part of the powder

Different pros: gentle effect, good condition of the canvas along the entire length, gloss Different cons: does not always brighten evenly, sometimes you have to reapply, but this is more likely from the density of the hair and the natural color

I just feel stupid right now. I know estheticians use higher quality bleaches, but what does that really mean? I mean bleach is bleach and it's harsh on the hair and totally harmful. Not correct. I want to jump to the moon because I spent money on every white at Sally's beauty salon. They all toasted my hair and struggled to lift it at 25%-30% vol. Developer. I had so much breakage and crispy ends. Ladies, this costs about $5-7 more than jars of cheaper stuff and you get what you pay for. I…

I've been bleaching my hair for a few years. I started going to the salon, but it's getting expensive. (Disclaimer: Trying to get platinum out of dark hair will ruin your hair all at once. Go to a salon.) I'm by no means a pro, but I learned through trial and error. I ordered this during the pandemic and my usual items were out of stock. I used another brand builder but this one worked fine for me. On the other hand, I had more breakdowns than usual, but the bleach worked quickly and…

I was so nervous about the lift - so many horror stories about blue and green end results. But I boldly went ahead with Blondor Multiblonde and used a 1:2 ratio of 30 volumes for ion sensitive scalps. In just a few minutes, I was able to find that I had nothing to worry about, and it's pretty reliable. After the procedure I had no tingling, no burning, no itching, no sores, no abrasions. It also smelled very good. My hair was lightened to banana yellow which was just what I needed. The tub was…

I wanted to dye my hair purple, but my natural hair is very dark brown. A friend who has bleached and colored her hair for the past 3 years recommended this product and I love it! We used it with a 6% solution. It didn't burn my scalp at all. I used to have my hair bleached at the salon to get an ombré which cost me $200 and completely fried my hair, I ended up cutting it off. It feels so much better. Is my hair damaged? would anyway! I knew it would. But it still looks like hair, not straw…

I have thick dark brown hair. I have been bleaching clairol for many years. Some barber friends recommended this because they said it would whiten better and do less damage. I tried. It didn't lighten as well as Clairol (although I used Wella 40 vol Developer as usual) and it burned my scalp like hell! Which I've never had a problem with. It came out orange and even my Wella Tonic couldn't fix it. I'll wait a little longer and then bleach the Clairol again. Very disappointed. Maybe it's just my

I have used it on my hair about 5 times in the last 2/3 months. I went from black asian hair to orange blonde in the first round and then to stage 8 in the second round. When using such products, be sure to examine your hair. Find out what damaged hair looks like and how to prevent it. Find out more about hair lightening and what to expect for your hair type. The number one problem people face is too fast and too hard. This is how you end up toasting your hair. My hair is dry (which is to be…

Wellll. I finally found the courage to lighten my hair with this product. Stirred, stood, wondered for an extra minute because I have practically no experience outside of the boxes, decided to just work with the bottom half and leave the roots for another day. I went with the 6% (20 Volume) developer as many have suggested (after much research). Wella Koleston Perfect 6 Cream, because the combination of these two components is known by real professionals for its excellent results. I used the…

Just what I needed to start my new look. I have used blonde before and it has never disappointed me. I've tried other lightening products but they don't work as well as Blondor. Those with sensitive scalps may want to add a few "sweet and mild" sachets to the mix to avoid itching when working close to the root. I have dark Asian hair and I am always afraid of getting a coppery orange color with breakage. I prefer not to do 40 volumes of developers, but I do it with Blondor because it seems to…