Knight & Wilson Pure Plex Bond Reconstructing Cream Hair Bleach, Ammonia Free Formulation Lifts up to 8 Shades, Protects & Repairs, While Lightening. Full Hair Bleaching Kit.

I have never bleached my own hair before dyeing it. I usually go to a salon, but poor times and lack of funds call for desperate measures. I watched a thousand YouTube videos on how to bleach my growth before settling on this PurePlex Cream bleach. Good reviews, so I went for it! So glad I chose this one. I bought two boxes, because I had about 7-8 inches of regrowth/virgin hair. I needed two boxes, so just FYI. I followed the directions after practicing sectioning and “painting” my hair before I mixed the product and went for it (recommended). It worked PERFECTLY. I loved the cream consistency because it allowed me to make sure I covered ALL of my hair that I needed to. I went from a dark brown to light gold in 30 minutes. No burning, no missed spots (again, practice, use alligator clips, pick combs and use TWO mirrors). I used about 1 and a half boxes for all my regrowth. See first photo. Second photo is after dyeing it. This bleach formula has a keratin/bond builder you add, so my hair was in excellent shape immediately after. I was able to dye it right away. Dark-ish neon magenta it is!! For now… I will absolutely buy this again and be using this instead of going to the salon from now on. And not waiting so long, I don’t want 8 inch roots again! 😅 Comes with gloves, a small “painting/sectioning” brush, and conditioner. Make sure you’ve got a plastic mixing bowl and probably a couple more (wider and stronger) dyeing brushes. A+, will buy again and recommend.

Passée de châtain clair à blonde sans reflet orangé si le temps de pause est respecté J utilise ensuite une patine violette pour supprimer les reflets orangés légers Fonctionne très bien mais abîmé les cheveux qui deviennent vraiment secs

I've gone from faded red with a cherry red fringe to a peach blonde! * The last photo is after an ash blonde dye, as there was still a strawberry tone to my fringe and underneath colour. I did love the cherry red colour of my hair originally but found my fringe kept the colour better than the lengths that would loose the colour after one wash! My red dye was a semi permanent conditioner colour but after each wash looked incredibly uneven so I desided to bleach it out over the Easter weekend and go back to a medium ash blonde. I purchased this bleach and a medium ash blonde and also a light ash brown just incase my hair was too red still or it went orange. I left off the clarifying shampoo in the box as I'd washed my hair with my own the day before to strip the reds. I started by putting the bleach on my fringe and roots first as that was where I had most of the darkest red tones then after about twenty minutes I spread more though the lengths. On rinsing out the bleach completely I followed the bond repair steps then put the medium ash blonde on my hair, this sorted out my lengths but only slightly toned my fringe and roots, so I mixed the last bit of dye with a quarter of the light ash brown and some more development fluid. This sorted out my roots and neutralised the redishness of my fringe and the darker parts of the lengths. On throughly rinsing out the bleach I applied the deep conditioner treatment bond repair to work in not frying my hair stopping breakages and crispy ends. I have to point out that my hair has always been on the par with sheeps wool.... It's not "normal hair". There is no weight at all to it and when I was younger I'd iron it to death for that glossy straight look only for it to shrink back at the mearest hint of moisture in the hair. Recently I've embraced it's wooliness, so I was never expecting this bleach and pureplex treatment to give me shiny glossy silky hair. I just didn't want it to be fried or break off completely. Highly recommended as there was definitely no yellow/orange scaryness that I've had in the past bleaching my hair. Remember after bleaching to stick with ash toned dyes to avoid the carrot or neon yellow look.

Abime le cheveux autant que la traditionnelle poudre !!! Mais décolore bien.

8 years of black box dye was taken to a copper with one application. Lifted about 6 levels with no damage. Started to dry out very quickly but using tin oil and the plastic cap provided with warmth from my head meant when I pulled the foils off it was still runny and I had enough to squeeze out and do a bleach wash just to even it out. I have almost bottom length hair and two packs of this were just enough. Really impressed. Got it in my basket for next month after my hair has rested a bit. Excellent value for money