Q&A for How to Bleach Clip‐in Extensions

Yes, but keep in mind that extensions don't produce any oil. They are easy to damage, and over-processing can leave them dull and dry. Use a low-volume developer (10 or 20) to minimize damage.

You can use any developer to bleach hair. Higher volumes work faster but produce brassier colors and cause more damage. For this reason, I prefer to use 10 or 20 volume.

Yes. Remy extension are 100% human hair and can be bleached and colored just like regular human hair.

Stripping usually refers to removing dye. Quality human hair extensions should be virgin so there wouldn't be anything to strip. If they are colored, you can remove the dye with the same process you would use on regular hair.

You can attempt to bleach them again. If you've already tried multiple times, that could be an indication that your extensions aren't virgin human hair extensions, or they aren't a good grade of human hair extensions.

Yes. If red is the only color that you want to get rid of, you should bleach the red and not the black.

You may need to use a white toner, or use some blonde hair dye on them. If that doesn't work, consult a hairdresser.

No! It will leave your hair dry and ugly. Get help from a professional or use pro hair products.

No. The chemicals in the stripping product does not remove blue. It will snap and destroy the hair.