How to color a bundle – deciding which color method to consider

How to color a bundle – deciding which color method to consider

Here are several options for you to decide which color method is right for you.
1.Box Color – This is a fun, quick and easy DIY. You can order from online beauty stores or from local stores. Box colors offer semi-permanent colors that work with a variety of hair bundles. If you want a natural look, this method is best. Inside the box are the color mix, instructions, after conditioner and gloves.

2.Bleach – This is the next color method for you. This is the perfect solution for those looking to lighten dark bundles. By pulverizing the dead skin cells with the developer, the whitening effect is adjusted and the optimal tone is achieved.

3. Watercolor – This is the final color method. Soak your bundles in a hot tub filled with hair dye and hot water. It’s a quick and efficient method that’s perfect for DIY enthusiasts and professionals alike.

4. Use bleaching toner
Once you’ve successfully rinsed out the bleaching solution, shampoo it properly. Now apply your favorite toner. Use either toner shampoo, warm tone or yellow tone depending on your preference.

5.Condition Your Hair After Coloring
Whatever coloring technique you use, you should pre-condition your hair after coloring. The pre-conditioning process is as simple as letting your favorite deep condition sit on the colored hair bundles under a shower cap or hair dryer.
Leaving it there for a while allows it to soften and regain its natural integrity.

6.Maintain the Hair Coloring
You can’t just relax because you’ve colored and styled your hair strands. Consult your stylist to find out which post-color products are best for your hair type.
There are so many of these products readily available, so it’s great for you to know which ones are right for you. If your skin is very sensitive, don’t choose highly concentrated products with harsh chemical ingredients.