Hair Bleaching Powder Avalux

My naturally level 7 hair with about 30% gray is lightened perfectly by this powder using a 3% developer up to level 10 in just 25 minutes. This product is definitely good.

Excellent for its price!

Nope. From level 5, it only lightened to level 6. I left it on for 40 minutes. I used half a package of bleach (250 grams + 500 ml of 6% developer - a decent amount, I think) on my thin shoulder-length hair. The mixture was more than enough, I applied it so densely that my hair was not visible. And still, the result was practically zero. I ended up with bright reddish hair at level 6, despite the packaging claiming up to 7 levels of lightening.

Before this, I dyed my hair in shade 5.2 for only 9 months, not 10 years. I didn't dye it at all for almost 2 months before lightening to wash out the color.

It might work for natural hair (lightening it to yellow and toning it), but for previously dyed hair, it's like applying heat to a dead body.

This product truly highlights and does not overdry the hair!

This product works great for brightening. Lately, I've been using only this one.

I have purchased this product around 5 times already and I really like it. It works perfectly for my work and I highly recommend it.

This powder is top-notch for its price, providing excellent 6% lightening results.

Great powder, great packaging. I lightened my dyed brunette hair to a level 5-6. I applied it twice on dry hair with a 6% developer and a 2 cm violet corrector (this is not necessary, but without it, the color was too bright orange) + 10g of regular mask. My hair became a bit dry, but it was fine. The third time, I applied it on wet hair and after 5 minutes, my hair started breaking. Then I found online that you should never apply powder on wet hair. That was a mistake. But be prepared that when lightening dark dye, the ends will break when stretched, then cut a few centimeters. The main thing is to control the strands in the middle to make sure they are strong. To avoid being yellow and to cover with dye later, start with a tone surprisingly with gold 8.3, -10.3 tone number, depending on how much you lighten, wash it off and then apply an ashy 8.1-10.1 tone. Use a 2% developer. Proportions - equal parts of dye, developer, and shampoo. Then your ash won't fade. This is a secret because ash without gold absorbs hair. The roots may appear darker by a tone or two if the hair has become light, apply a 2 cm layer of ash before toning. I hope I helped someone who doesn't know or can't go to a salon. If you like it,

It provides excellent color fading!

I really like it.