ULTRA BOND Permanent Powder Hair Lightener with Bond Building to Strengthen & Protect Hair

Product Review: Hair Bleaching Powder
I’ve recently used this hair bleaching powder, and I have to say, I’m thoroughly impressed! First off, it delivers excellent, even lift without causing excessive damage to my hair. My natural hair color is quite dark, so achieving a bright blonde has always been challenging, but this product handled it with ease. It lightened my hair evenly without the usual patchiness or brassiness that other bleaches sometimes leave behind.What I loved most was how gentle it felt on my scalp. Bleaching can often lead to irritation, but I experienced no burning or discomfort at all. Additionally, the powder mixed smoothly with the developer, and the consistency was perfect for easy application—no clumping or drying out mid-process.Another plus is the minimal odor. Some bleaching products have a strong chemical smell that lingers, but this one had a much more tolerable scent, which made the whole process more pleasant.Finally, the results were fantastic. After just one session, my hair was a clean, light blonde, ready for toning. Overall, I highly recommend this hair bleaching powder for anyone looking for a reliable, gentle, and effective way to lighten their hair.

A staple
I use this for highlighting my hair. I use this with 20 vol Wella developer. I mix the bleach powder with the developer at a 1 to 2 ratio. I just mix it in a plastic container with a plastic spoon.I use forpro embossed foil sheets from Amazon. They are about five dollars for 100 sheets. I also use a rat tail comb and a rat tail coloring brush to apply the bleach. If it’s your first time I would recommend the “ellebangs” baby light turorial on YouTube. I don’t do the color melt at the end and I also have to leave the bleach in longer than she does on the video.I have made lots of mistakes so I would recommend….1. Use very small sections of hair in each foil.2. Make sure you saturate the hair with the bleach.3. Make sure that you don’t put too much bleach in the foil close to the roots or it can seep out and make blotches or stripes.4. Check one foil to see if it’s light enough before taking them all out. I have heard “the color inside a banana peel” is good. (I have to leave my foils in always longer than I think and I also have to warm them up with the blow dryer to give them a boost. If it hasn’t processed all the way you will end up with orangey highlights 😭.)I like to use Wella color charm t18 toner (with 10 vol developer) afterwards to give the blonde highlights a cooler tone.If your foils bleed or you make a mistake, you can go to Sally beauty and ask someone there which Wella color charm Demi permanent is closest to your natural color. Then use that to cover any blotches or reverse highlight if you put too much blonde in one area.Doing it yourself is so much cheaper than a salon. I plan to keep using this great product indefinitely.Have fun and good luck!

Higher
This is an excellent product. Give bright light colors.

Amazing
Great product