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

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 just bleached my hair at 20% vol and it is lighter, cleaner and softer than even Age Beautiful's High Conditioner Brightening Cream. For the first time in over 30 years of bleaching I pulled out a beautiful Nordic blonde and even in the darker areas I pulled out a beautiful caramel color. I used foil and made some loose lights for the balayage effect. It came out beautifully and my hair was soft and silky when I rinsed it out. NO MORE CHEAP whitening powders for this lady! High quality means they use extra chemicals to lift the hair and they are much gentler on your hair. You want the salon look of the highlights? You should buy salon-quality bleach. I'm sure I could go up with 10% volume if I didn't mind sitting for 4 hours. Also, I'm chemically sensitive and have a nerve pain at the top of my head. Salons always cause me pain and reaction problems as the average professional doesn't want to be as careful as I am when forcing me to learn how to style my own hair. If not online, these amazing products would still be out of reach for those of us who don't have a license. Thanks to the seller for making this affordable for those of us who want to get our hair done at home. I'm in love! <3