L'OREAL PARIS Quick Blue Powder Bleach, 16 Ounce

• Delivers Faster and Brighter Superior Lightening Powder.
• Extra Strength Lightening Action Lifts Up To 7 Levels.
• Dust-Free, Non-Drip Concentrated Formula.

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• Question : Can Loreal Quick Blue Powder Bleach be used for ON & OFF scalp application?
  Answer : Yes, it is suitable for both ON & OFF scalp application.
• Question : Does Loreal Quick Blue Powder Bleach require remixing during application?
  Answer : No, it stays moist and creamy throughout application and processing, so there is no remixing needed during application.
• Question : How much can Loreal Quick Blue Powder Bleach lift?
  Answer : Loreal Quick Blue Powder Bleach can lift up to 7 levels, making it an extra strength lightening action product.
• Question : This is my first time dying my hair, what all do I need? I have black hair.
  Answer : It depends on how light you want to go. For a lift to a brown/light brown, you can use a 20 volume developer with this bleach for 30-45 minutes. If you want to go blonde, use a 30 volume developer. It is not recommended to dye your hair more than once per day. Going from black to a lighter color may take multiple dyeing sessions.
• Question : My hair is dark with an orange tint and I want to lighten it to go bright red. What developer should I use?
  Answer : A 50 volume developer is recommended to lighten dark hair. Heat can also be applied to achieve desired results. After bleaching, using a toner can help remove red, orange, and yellow tones.
• Question : What is the developer for?
  Answer : The developer activates the bleach and gives it a creamy/pasty consistency for easy application to hair.
• Question : I have virgin black/dark brown hair and want to go to a medium/light blonde. What developer should I use? Any particular brand?
  Answer : Any brand of developer will work, but it is recommended to use a 30 volume developer. Be aware that there may be an orange tint, so using a toner is advised.
• Question : I want to dye my hair purple and green. Will this bleach be strong enough to remove my brown hair color?
  Answer : Yes, this bleach is strong enough to remove brown hair color. However, multiple bleaching sessions may be necessary to achieve the desired lightness. It is important to wait at least a week between sessions to avoid damaging your hair.
• Question : What do I need to mix with this product?
  Answer : You will need to mix this product with a developer, either 30 or 40 volume.
• Question : How many full bleaches does this last for medium length hair?
  Answer : The number of full bleaches this product will last for medium length hair can vary. It is recommended to consult with a cosmetologist to determine the specific amount needed based on hair length and texture.
• Question : Can I pour this out of the bag and keep it in a container?
  Answer : It is recommended to keep the product in its original bag and container to prevent spills and maintain its freshness.
• Question : I've bleached my virgin hair and it is a blonde/gold color, but I want it lighter. Is it safe to use this bleach?
  Answer : Using a low volume toner can help make the bleaching process less harsh. It is important not to bleach too often to avoid hair damage.