You'll pretty much have to carve out half a day to get your hair colored, thanks to the multiple steps required to get such a light shade, especially if you're starting with darker hair.
Your colorist will most likely have to do color and toner, and color and toner, over and over — and you might still not get the ice-blonde hue you want in one sitting.
That's especially true if you have color on your hair already, or super dark strands. Unfortunately, there's no magic hair dye that will take super dark strands to white blonde in one day. For brunettes, it can take a few trips to get the perf platinum shade, and in between, you might have to rock a brassy orange shade for a few weeks while your hair recovers. Which may sound bad, but not when you consider that too many dye jobs back to back can make your hair fall out!
Your hair texture will change. Bleaching your hair can completely change it, depending on your original texture and how often you wash it. Sometimes curly hair becomes straighter, because your strands lose elasticity and dry out. On the flip side, straight hair can get more voluminous because your hair cuticles are roughed up by the dye.
These changes might throw you for a loop if you're used to styling your hair a certain way, and they may not happen overnight. Your new platinum 'do will continue to change as you wash it more, so don't be surprised if your natural curls suddenly go MIA one day. It's super high-maintenance. If you're a wash and go kind of girl who takes five minutes to get ready, bleached hair might not be for you.
Expect to add 30 minutes to your morning routine, thanks to all the conditioning and taming your new mane will require. Your hair is going to need all new products, too, like special purple shampoo to combat brassiness hair can take on an orange-y brown shade as the blonde fades.
Plus, even if you're rocking cool-girl roots, you will most likely have to hit the salon every weeks for touch-ups, which can be expensive and time-consuming. But remember that in the end, it's just hair. The answer is, maybe! But before you go into your salon and demand a full Khaleesi makeover, there are some pretty major things you need to consider. Let's get real about going ice-blonde.
Beauty rules are not real — you can rock ANY hair you want, and you will look boss as hell. Confidence is legitimately all it takes.
That said, finding the perfect platinum takes a deft hand. Oh, did you not realize that there are multiple shades of platinum? There are! Off the top of my head, you can have blue-toned platinum, pink-platinum, green-blue platinum, steel gray, blue-gray, and even golden-platinum. The perfect platinum shade is a mixture of what YOU like, and what the expert bleaching your hair thinks will work the best.
Yes, I said "expert. Depending on your hair, a non-Kardashian human can expect to spend two to three sessions with their colorist, sitting for three to nine hours at a stretch, to truly reach platinum status. No matter how healthy, hair hates the sheer insanity of the chemicals required to strip ALL of the pigment out. Bond-repairers like Olaplex can lessen that damage, but won't eliminate it altogether.
You need to be prepared for that. Also, about Olaplex and products like it: Olaplex will prevent a lot of damage, but means your hair will take much longer to process. Like, sometimes twice as long. Eagles - Their Greatest Hits - - 29x platinum.
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