This blog post can help people dye their hair blue-black but may not know where or how to start. This post provides instructions on mixing chemicals and other ingredients to achieve the desired effects. Numerous steps need to be followed to have successful results, including washing your hair before coloring it and doing a strand test first, which allows one’s natural color (or lack thereof) to show through along with the new color.<\/p>\n
How to achieve blue-black hair?<\/h2>\n
We’ve put together some simple steps that will help turn your blonde locks into an icy cool shade of blue-black in no time! This DIY color change can be done at home with products purchased from any store without requiring special knowledge or training. The only thing you need is access to a sink, bowl, gloves, and towels. Let’s get started!<\/p>\n
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Step 1: Preparing your hair before dying is important because it will help keep the color from transferring onto other parts of your body or clothes. Wash and condition your hair as usual, then towel dry thoroughly. Avoid using any heat styling tools for 24 hours after dye to prevent frizziness or damage that may cause the color to fade more quickly than usual.<\/li>\n- Step 2: Fill up the sink with water hot enough so it won’t damage your skin but not too hot that it’ll burn you when touching it. Make sure there’s enough water to cover your head while sitting down in the basin, as well as soaking all your hair.<\/li>\n
- Step 3: Prepare the tools you will need for this process. You will need a towel, gloves, bowl, brush, or comb for applying colorant and something to cover your eyes with while the color sits in.<\/li>\n
- Step 4: Cover yourself up in towels before proceeding with this task. This is important because if any of the chemicals get on your skin, it can cause irritation or burns. And remember that when using bleach, there’s always a risk of getting chlorine gas, so be sure to have fresh air nearby just in case an accident happens!<\/li>\n
- Step 5: Mix equal parts conditioner and hydrogen peroxide until they’re mixed well.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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<\/h2>\nBlue-black hair color ideas to try<\/h2>\n
How many of you have been wanting to dye your hair blue-black but don’t know how? It’s not as hard as you might think, and it can be done at home! All that is needed is a few things from the store and maybe an hour.\u00a0 The great thing about this process is that it doesn’t involve bleach or ammonia; all ingredients are natural and safe for your hair.<\/p>\n
If you’re looking to dye your hair blue-black at home, follow this step-by-step guide. You’ll need a bucket or other container for mixing the chemicals, rubber gloves and safety goggles, 20 volume developer (or ten if your hair is already dark), one tube of blue-black colorant (or desired shade), and 30 volume developer. If you don’t have time to sit around in a salon waiting room or want that fresh out of the salon feeling on your own time, then read on!<\/p>\n