Hi there, I've just spent a whole week trying to achieve the blonde that I want. Finally, I decided to go for a pre-lightner (BELLE BLONDE) its by GARNIER, followed by a light blonde by LOREAL. You don't have to go for a light blonde, you could always go for medium blonde, depends how blonde you want to go. Its really up to you if you want to use lightners on your hair. If you decide to go for it, make sure you leave the lightner on for a good hour, but to be on the safe side (as everyones hair is different) make sure you do a strand test first. I hope that this helps.

HI there,

Well, yes, it is not an easy task, but it's certainly not impossible.

What you must keep in mind, is that you have to use a good amount of bleach to achieve the result you are after.

My suggestion would be not to go for a full blonde instantly, but create lots of high-lights to brea the colour, so as to grown it out gradually, without the pain of half and half colour regrowth.

If that has confused you even more, you could come in for a free consultation (no obligation) where we could discuss the matter further.

Should you like to book for your consultation you may pntact us on 020 7836 8883.

Reagrds,

Val

Hi, I have naturally medium to dark blonde hair. Ive been dying it intense dark brown for about 10 months. Its permanent dye and have to redo it every 4-6weeks. I really want my natural hair colour back and eventually want blonde highlights.
Im not too keen on growing it out because 1 it will look awful and 2 it will take ages.
I asked my hairdresser if it was possible to go blonde again but she said it would be hard and that there was a lot of build up of dye on my hair, she didnt really give me a straight answer and I was too tired to push.
So, will a hairdresser be able to give me my blonde hair back and if its possible how would they do it? I would be very grateful if someone can help!