From Blue to Blonde | Removing Fashion colours | Stella

Sup. So I decided that I got bored of my hair so I'm changing it. Yaass. Basically, in this video I show you how to achieve white-blonde hair after having blue-green hair. Here's how it goes: I first used the Vitamin C and anti-dandruff shampoo method to remove some of the pigment - this is done by mixing crushed up vitamin C pills with anti-dandruff shampoo. I mixed it in a ratio of 1:1. Upon applying it, I also wet my hair a bit in order to lather it up and help it work better. For the second process I used a chemical hair dye remover, and the one I used was by 'Affinage' and is called Colour Eraser. It contains 3 bottles, and you start by mixing together part 1 with part 2 in a 1:1 ration, and leaving that on you hair for a little while. Then you mix part 3 with water and developer to finalise the process, but I skipped this step. Cos why not. Finally, I bleached my ends. The eraser got my hair to a blonde-green colour, which frankly I could've left as is, but I still decided to go ahead and bleach it. I mixed my bleach with my 30 volume developer in a ratio of 1:2 respectively. I applied it to the lower ends of my hair and left it on for 30 minutes. This gave me the perfect white blonde that I was going for. Disclaimer: I am ok with bleaching and seriously damaging my hair. You might not be. Don't try this out unless you are ok with all the consequences that may arise. That being said, bleaching is not as bad as everyone makes it out to be, I bleached my hair ends t