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IMPORTANT: If your hair has been previously colored black or dark brown, please understand that the artificial pigment remains inside the hair shaft until that portion of the hair is cut off. It does not matter whether the color was applied months ago or even years ago—if that hair has not been cut, the artificial pigment is still there.

For this reason, it is not possible to achieve a light blonde or very light color in a single session on hair that has previously been dyed black or dark brown. Bleach cannot completely remove those pigments without significantly compromising the hair, and attempting to force the process can lead to severe damage, breakage, and loss of hair integrity.

If your hair currently has black or red color, going blonde will take time and care. These colors are very strong and cannot be lifted in just one session without risking damage.

The process starts by lightening the existing color. Depending on how dark your hair is and its condition, this may take multiple appointments. My focus is to lift the color safely while keeping your hair as healthy as possible.

As we lighten, warm tones like orange or yellow can appear, especially when lifting from black or red. This is normal. Afterward, I use toners to balance those tones and achieve a more even blonde.

In some cases, treatments or time between sessions are needed to protect your hair and prevent breakage.

The goal is to get you to your desired blonde while keeping your hair strong, healthy, and looking its best.