Jerome Russell Bblonde High Lift Powder Bleach

This is great stuff, my hair was very light on top and nearly black the lengths and looked not good to be honest, fed up of dying my hair and the grays coming through too fast so thought i would go lighter, the photo is after 50 minutes, you can see how dark it was at the top, I left it the full 90 minutes on my hair and mostly blond with a lot of orange and yellow so going to try a toner tomorrow but happy with it because it's stripped most the colour out so if the toner doesn't work just a temporary light dye on or the shampoos you can buy, now when my grey well white does come through it won't show so much, I paid loads to have someone do this a few years ago, she did this over about 5 days and it ruined my hair but this hasn't damaged my hair and done most in one go, I left normal conditioner on for 10 minutes after and it's nice and soft so very happy with this, the 2nd photo is after 2 rounds of this, 2 washes with purple blue shampoo and conditioner and a leave in treatment,

This is my go-to brand for lightening my hair at home. I have been using it for several years and have never had a problem with it. It's not overly harsh on your hair and gives good results every time.Do remember that it is a bleach, so will always cause a bit of damage. I also use a toner afterwards to get a good finish. Recommended!

Goes great withbthe same liquid

Obviously you also need the peroxide (1 packet to 1 bottle).This is the best product to go from black to blonde in one seating! I’ve tried every product and hairdressers and ended up damaging my hair instead. Finally tried this and OMG perfect.A definite plus: buying peroxide and powder separately saved me money! I need double the quantity because I have shoulder length hair + originally my hair is black!

This is a really good hair dye, I wanted to do a money peice and it worked quite well! It took atleast 3 goes but I ended up doing it all in the same day to get it the colour I wanted but there was no hair loss or damage and I do have quite damaged hair due to dye and heat but I would recommend not to do it if u do have damaged hair because my hair has repaired more,but I reccomend this then any other box dye

I have been using henna and indigo since the birth of my baby as I usually suffer horrendous post partum hair loss.Now my baby is a year old I wanted my platinum hair back... 😩I started with a hair dye remover, didn't do much. Waited a few days and used my Mastoora Beauty botanical moisture Repair shampoo and conditioner.Then did a bleach bath, also with my botanical shampoo as it has moisture Repair oils ( think olaplex dupe)After 3 more days I did foil hilights over my hair just to specifically select pieces and spots that had henna build up.Once I had lifted most of the henna out and was a lovely amber colour with some build up patches ( really wasn't lovely, if you know, you know)I got shades eq and did a root melt ( I never bleached my roots) to pull down sections over the redish areas that remained.Now I have a lovely root melt ( similar to ella bangs) and sandy blonde ends and highlights.After a month I will lift with some baby lights and continue babylights once a month until I brighten out the rest of the red/ orange that remains ( mainly the upper mid shaft)I can always add low lights in sections but I don't think I'll need to..I used 20vol developer and foils.I don't recommend using anything higher with bleach at home unless you have a friend who is trained or knows what they are doing as 20vol is very forgiving.It takes long to do your whole head ( foils or not) and to be fair, you can remove your foils once you add the last ones to slow or almost stop their process if you feel it's been too long or they are ready and don't want to wash them yet.You will have minimal damage, 20 vol is forgiving and you can do it twice in one day ...if need be.

Great item

My hair was quite a dark burgundy from a previous dye. So, I was well impressed that the took it to this blond in 30 minutes.