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Hair Bleaching and Color Removal

Hair Bleaching and Color Removal, a Controlled Transition

Hair bleaching lifts the natural or artificial pigment from the hair; the necessary step to go from brunette to platinum blond, or to achieve a pastel shade. The right lightener makes all the difference between a clean transition and weakened hair.

Bleached, wavy, icy platinum blond hair

Bleaching

The strength of the lightener is adjusted to your starting color, hair texture and desired result: going platinum blond doesn't call for the same approach as lifting just a shade or two. Techniques have come a long way thanks to Keune's Bond Fusion, which pushes the limits of what's possible without damaging the hair. The hair needs time between each step to stay healthy.

Medium-length hair with blond tones after color removal

Color Removal

Hair color removal is used for corrections: removing a poorly applied lightener, neutralizing an unwanted tone, or adjusting a color that no longer matches what you wanted. Unlike bleaching, it doesn't aim to lighten further, but to remove pigment that is already there. It's a technical distinction that completely changes the colorist's approach.

The Starting Point

Is Platinum Blond Right for You?

It all depends on where your hair is starting from. A dark base, repeated coloring or fine hair each call for a different path. The colorist reads the history of your color before suggesting a pace, sometimes with an in-between step, to reach blond without compromising the hair.

Hair before a layered cut

Before

Hair after bleaching

After

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Pairs well with

Bleaching often paves the way for hair color, balayage or a reconstruction treatment, depending on the desired result.

Every correction is defined during a consultation, based on your starting color.

Hair Color

Frequently asked questions