Bleach Curly Hair Extensions No Damage!| Blonde Brilliance Vs. Bw2 Powder| Raw Indian Curly Hair

So this is the go-to bleaching powder and developing combo that I see on YouTube. Whatever I comes to bleaching, whenever you look at the bleaching tutorial, these are the main products that she was seeing if it's not a 21 developer to 30 or 40. Now this is what I have always used ever since high school and, to be honest, I just wanted to try something different and see if I could receive the results from a different bleaching powder cream combo. So I went ahead and I bought this blonde brilliance. Bleaching powder and there was a 35 developer from the same line. I ran out of the developer, but I use this combo. It comes with coconut oil and mango oil for extra moisture, the mango oil softens and smoothes. Meanwhile, the coconut oil reduces dryness. I'M going to show you guys the results that I received from this, as well as the bw2 and salon care. Combo here is a juicy hair, fair raw and curly bundle. It was bleached with BW tun 40 volume developer. I believe the bleach sat on this for about an hour, and this is the result that I received it's very brassy. The color pattern is still there, but it's just not as light as you would expect your hair to be after sitting for an hour, and it is also pretty dry, and this is a juicy hair, fair raw onion, curly bundle. It was bleached using the blonde brilliance, bleaching powder and cream developer was a 35 volume cream lip cream developer? This is a result of about two 20 minute processes and, as you can see, it still has its shine. Definitely still has its texture and it's a lot lighter than the BW to powder and salon care developer combo. Now these are the two results side by side. I really like the blonde brilliant results, as opposed to the BW Tunes long hair boom developer. I mean you could just see for yourself that there's so much more shine in this one. It just looks a lot healthier and it's a lot lighter. It definitely makes a difference depending on what bleaching, creams and developers you decide to use. So I've also noticed that quick blue bleach takes a while to process. I'Ve used this bleach before and it's just too darn slow. For me, I've used it maybe once or twice - and I just couldn't get past the brassy color and I was like this - is taking too long for me. I was just over it BW just a little too harsh for me, but this has worked amazingly. So I'm definitely bond at this brands, bleaching, cream and powder. So here's a raw Indian curly bundle from juicy hair affair. It was bleached twice using with blond, brilliance, him developer and powder Lightner. I used the 35 volume developer and it bleached two times the first time. What was for 20 minutes the second time I went in and I bleached the ends for about another 15 to 20 minutes, and then I went in and I shampooed it went back in and toned it with wellas t15 toner, and I left that on for maybe About 20 or 30 minutes, and then I shampooed and conditioned it with trust, amazed more sure, luxurious, rich, shampoo or conditioner, and I left the conditioner on for a good like 30 minutes. And then I rinsed it out and I put in some coconut oil and a leave-in conditioner. I wanted to show you guys a 6-1 3 bundles that I went ahead and I toned using the Wella t15 toner as well. Now 6.3 will be available on the website. Soon, it is not available for purchase just yet did you see, hair fair comment subscribe to our mailing list, be the first one to know when this collection drops. Ok again, this is not the original color. I did only using well of c15 toner