Bleaching this very dark hair with no damage

Bleaching Pitch Black hair and giving it the transformation it needs! Dark black hair is the most difficult to lift, especially if its previously dyed, which is why taking these next steps are best to ensure a good result. SHOP THIS WIG: https://stellarihair.com/products/charcoal-black-human-hair-wig-in-20-inch-straight 1. Managing expectations. If you're doing your hair at home, platinum blonde shouldn't be your goal. Aim for 3-5 shades lights for a gentle yet effective result. 2. Work with small sections. Doing a whole head of 20 inch black hair will take you 10+ hours and can be a challenge. Doing a smaller section like a money piece or hairline is an effective way to transform without effecting more than 10% of your hair. 3. Use a good bleach. I went in with Schwarzkopf BlondeMe 9+ lightener but Amazon, Sally's or you nearest beauty supply store have just as good bleaches. 4. Use 20 volume developer. This is the safest way to bleach the hair thoroughly without damaging it to a point of no return. 5. Saturate the hair well. Once you pass over a section, pass over it again. The hair has to be soaking in bleach to ensure an even, uniform lift. 6. Always tone the hair. Even if the hair color looks okay, a gentle toner or gloss will help smooth the color and give it a shinier finish. I went in with Igora 6-491 for a chocolate finish. 7. Hydrate the hair. After any chemical change, but especially after bleach, always moisturise the hair and use leave ins and serums for a hea