How to bleach hair at home with charcoal bleach - Garnier How to bleach hair at home with charcoal bleach - Garnier

How to Bleach Your Hair at Home

Are you a wannabe blondie? Thank goodness our perilous peroxide days are long gone! Now, bleaching hair at home is a failproof five-step process. But the best part is that Garnier has a new towhead in town: Charcoal Bleach Ultra Cool Platinum by Nutrisse Ultra Color.

Platinum blonde hair color without the brass - Garnier

Featuring advanced neutralizing technology, even red undertones and very dark base colors can experience the coolest tones of bleached hair with just one treatment. And by deep conditioning with pure charcoal and five nourishing fruit oils, it kicks brass and breakage to the curb while protecting hair bonds. We’ve come a long way, baby!

First Try, Then Dye

The smartest place to start is by choosing your fairest shade with our Shade Selector and Virtual Try-On tools. If you’re ready to take the ultra coolest platinum plunge, read below for how to bleach hair step by step with Nutrisse Charcoal Bleach and the freshest bleaching hair tips and tricks.
Shade Selector Quiz

Descubre tu tono de cabello perfecto

¡Completa nuestro pequeño cuestionario para descubrir tu próximo color de cabello!

Hair Color Virtual Try-On

Prueba virtual de coloración

¡Diviértete cambiando tu color de cabello con nuestra herramienta de prueba virtual!

Note: Follow one of the must-do rules of hair dyeing: always do a 48-hour allergy test before starting. Read our other dos and don’ts about dyeing your hair at home.

Supplies for Charcoal Bleaching Hair at Home

The Charcoal Bleach kit acts like a bleaching power duo. First, the triple-power charcoal-infused lift formula lightens your hair by up to eight shades. Then, the blue neutralizing conditioner nourishes and neutralizes even the brassiest tones.

The box contains gloves, instructions and all the formulas you need. Just throw on an old t-shirt and grab some towels, hair clips and body lotion – and prepare to release your inner blond!

Gather supplies for Nutrisse DIY bleaching kit - Garnier
Hair Bleaching FAQ
  • You can bleach wet hair, but the water that your hair has already absorbed will dilute the dye. Consequently, the bleach will be less effective.
  • Bleaching your hair while pregnant is generally considered safe. It is recommended to wait until after the first trimester and avoid bleaching your roots.
  • While you technically can perm bleached hair, the reverse order is preferred. If your hair is already bleached, it’s best to use a perming formula to avoid breakage.
  • A safe bet is to bleach your hair every six to eight weeks. If you really need touchups sooner, wait at least three weeks after the last treatment.
  • Follow our tips on caring for dyed hair to keep your cool new locks soft and vibrant.

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