The condition of your hair

I will provide you with a detailed description about the condition of your hair, but our first video is about how to bleach and achieve pastel hair at home.

Have you ever thought that hairdressers consider bleached hair damaged?

While bleaching, your hair tends to suck up more bleach so this can alter the colour of pastel; it might make it darker or greyer. 

You can avoid this if you increase the proportion of mixing by adding mixton. Your hair will never be greyish if you listen to me and follow closely what I do on the video.

Next time I will talk about the colour wheel. It won’t be so easy but I will do my best to explain it clear.

Your Virtual Hairdresser Consultant

How to recognise the quality of your hair at home

  It is important to know the quality of your hair when it comes to picking bleaching powder and developer (volume).

It isn’t so difficult to decide because you can recognise it by touching your hair or you can also measure your hair thickness by laser.

The quality of hair can be:

-thin: 0,03-0,04 mm

-normal: 0,05-0,07 mm

-thick: over 0,08 mm

If you have thin hair I would recommend you to use bleaching cream because it’s gentler.

If you have thick hair you would need a longer length of action time.

Your Virtual Hairdresser Consultant