Q&A for How to Bleach Your Hair Platinum Blonde

Make sure that you're caring for your hair at home with the right shampoo and conditioner. It's also important to use a hair oil that replaces all the lipids, along with a moisturizing mask that handles the moisture that you're losing from your hair. Make sure that you aren't drying your hair out with hot water or heat styling tools; when you do use these tools, treat your hair with the right protective products first.

Yes, you may tone your hair now and bleach it again at a later date. Once you bleach it again, you may want to tone your hair again if you’re trying to achieve a certain shade of blonde.

If your hair is healthy enough, you can bleach it again to reach the dark spots that you previously missed. If your hair is kind of damaged, it would be best to wait a couple of weeks before bleaching it again.

Give it a couple of weeks and use toner to lighten it. Then use a purple shampoo/conditioner. Don't leave the purple in for too long, though, or your hair will turn purple.

No, not in the same container at once. You can bleach, wash and then use toners made for double process.

No, hair length doesn't matter. The color of your natural hair is the only factor that determines how long you need to leave the bleach on.

L'oreal Quick Blue Bleach works very well.

Yes, you can bleach your roots. Ensure you have combed and sectioned your hair properly. As always, ensure your hair is free of styling products a few days before the process. For even color, make sure you follow the growth line.

Wella T18 and T14 work great. Also, try adding a capful of Wella 050 to create more of an ash color.

The metal (especially aluminium found in some bowls) reacts badly with bleach and can release toxic fumes.

It depends on your tools, your skill level, the length thickness and color of your hair. After you have set up, bleaching should not be left on hair and skin for more than one hour. Toner should take not more than half an hour. Any other aspects of the process, such as preparation, rinsing and styling, are up to the individual.

Adding oloplex will help it to not break. Deep conditioning treatments before and after are also a good idea.

Bleached hair can be very dry and brittle. Try finding a cheap leave-in conditioner, and shampoos that give your hair moisture.

Go to Sally's or a local beauty supply store and get the scoop from the lady's who work there. They are very knowledgeable and helpful.

Yes. After a few weeks the toned hair will start to turn yellow, and it's totally okay to retone.

No, it should not wash the toner out.

You should wait at least 1-2 weeks, if not more. You need to give your hair time to recover.

It depends on what color you are going for and how true to the bottle you want the color to be. If you're going for a pastel purple you don't need to, but for other colors just be aware of how the yellow tone will affect it. If you choose not to tone, the yellow will be more noticeable with pastels vs. deeper colors.

Apply the bleach to your hair as much as you see fit.

There is no one simple answer. It depends on your hair qualities, the products you have already used, your end result after bleach, etc.

Maybe try wigs? Or, there are also some apps that you can download which let you see what your hair would look like in different colours.