So if you need them here’s my basic rules for bleaching..<\/div>\n<\/td>\n

-QuickBlue (bucket or packet, of course I buy a bucket I usually need more or end up doing a friends hair)(found at Sally’s<\/a>) The buckets white with blue letters, its an on & on thescalp bleach, so it’s safe on your scalp -it wont burn holes in your head- its way safer then everything else I’ve ever used- and the results are awesome!<\/div>\n<\/td>\n

A cream developer (from Sally’s<\/a>)
\nDeveloper is whats going to lift your color.
\nThere are different levels of developer:
\n10 Volume: very weak, it doesn’t lift, it’s purpose is simply allow color to penetrate.
\n20 Volume: still fairly weak, it will lift 1-2 levels.
\n30-40 Volume: this strength of developer brings up hair by at least 2-3 levels. They’re pretty harsh, but this is what you need if you want to go much lighter.
\nI use Pure White 40-Volume Creme Developer By: Clairol Professional<\/div>\n<\/td>\n

Mixing bowls plastic only in a pinch I use old Tupperware.<\/div>\n<\/td>\n

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Highlighter brushes- I get the skinny and fatter one, for different highlights widths.<\/div>\n<\/td>\n

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There only like 60 cents to 1$ each<\/p><\/div>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n

Foil- doesn’t matter from where Sallys or a grocery store. But it makes the world of difference. It helps keep the heat in your hair and makes your hair color come out more even. All you have to do is measure some hair with the foil, then fold the foil piece in half towards your scalp, then tri fold the foil towards your scalp, again. This will also come in handy of you decide to do like i do and bleach highlights and add color at the same time, this cuts down on the bleeding.<\/div>\n<\/td>\n

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Shower Cap:<\/p>\n

Just to help keep the heat in when your finished applying the product.<\/p><\/div>\n<\/td>\n