HOW TO: Hi Lift Root Touch Up! NO BLEACH NECESSARY

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In this video I walk you through step by step on how to achieve a bright blonde WITHOUT USING BLEACH! I am allergic to bleach so when I found a hi-lift hair color solution that worked for me I was ecstatic! In this demonstration I lighten my grown out roots with hi lift color and then apply a toner to cancel out the remaining warmth. I also explain how in the next session we will pull the hi lift color over this warmth and it will lighten it up to a pale blonde like the ends.
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@bebe7385 День назад

#BradMondo @Brad Mondo girl your sectioning is fire ❤

@birdlover7776 3 месяца назад

Looks great!

@staceykopp4495 2 месяца назад

Omg thank you!!!!!!

@moniquemanspeaker7803 2 месяца назад

Beautiful ❤

@heidiguttenberg 3 месяца назад

This was super helpful! Thank you! Can I make a request please? I’d like a tutorial on creating a teased root touch up with highlift, to blend in with my natural base. Like a super blended rooty balayage but no root shadow.

@haveagoodhairday 3 месяца назад

Good suggestion! It would be a little more difficult for me to find a model to do that with hi lift. I can definitely do it with bleach on a mannequin but that hair is treated so hi lift won’t work. I can look for models but in the meantime do a bleach one and explain the differences!

@heidiguttenberg 3 месяца назад

@@haveagoodhairday I’ll be here watching and learning!

@timschulze4162 13 дней назад

Thank you for sharing your video! I would have started applying on zone 2 right before the last lifting session and to roots last so no orange band occurs. I found that 12/81 has the best neutralizing properties. I however converted to bleach and tone after a few years of highlift because bleach with 15vol doesn’t burn my scalp as much as highlift with double 40 and lifts cleaner. Also the ammonia was too much for me to tolerate, and low bleach doesn’t fume as much. Are you allergic to persulfates?

@haveagoodhairday 12 дней назад

If it was bleach I would have applied to zone 2 first but hi lift doesn’t work like that since it’s a color not bleach! That zone 2 wouldn’t have gotten brighter if it had been on longer, only if it had more heat to open the cuticle wider. And yes I’ve used 12/81 before as well! I have done an allergy test and they couldn’t pin point what I am allergic to, but I cannot use bleach at all on my scalp unfortunately. My whole face swells up and it’s pretty terrifying! No problems with traditional color or hi lift though so this seems to be the best option for me.

@user-lp5ci9bi2j Месяц назад

If you have dark hair and want to lighten without bleach but aren't necessarily wanting light blonde could you use a highlift and mix with a regular color? I understand its not using as intended and outcome would be less predictable especially on dark hair that lightens to orange just wonder if they are compatible enough for mixing

@haveagoodhairday Месяц назад

It would likely depend on the brand! I like to step outside of the rules as well, but I’d suggest doing a test strand to be safe. Try one with them mixed, and try another where you lighten with hi lift first and then tone down with the color. I’d use 40 vol for the hi lift and 6 or 10 vol for the color/toner!

@user-lp5ci9bi2j Месяц назад

@@haveagoodhairday thank you, that is a good suggestion