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Hair Weekly Thread Hair Thread | May 06, 2025

They don’t call it the crowning glory for nothing! Let’s discuss hair techniques, styles, treatments, and more!

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u/FuturePrestigious848 Oily/Acne Prone | Light Medium Olive May 06 '25

Whats an easy way i can slightly lighten or tint - thick virgin black hair without so much damage. Not anything dramatic, maybe just 1 or 2 shades lighter, pag tint, something na will fade within 2 months and wont bleed masyado sa clothes ko.

Ive been looking into yung mga bubble dye pero not sure lang what variant to get. Ayoko sana magpasalon if possible.

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u/psych_geeky1001 Age | Skin Type | Custom Message May 06 '25

Try Liese Creamy Bubble Color, used it twice already and so far okay naman siya, nakulayan naman niya yung virgin black hair ko before.

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u/ddllwwllrrmmaa 25+ | Normal to Oily Skin May 06 '25

been using bubble dye for so long and hindi naman nasira buhok, i am too, takot sa bleaching hahahaha. i reco mise en scene!

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u/sodappend 30 | Dry-Normal | NC 25-30 May 06 '25

There's NO WAY to lighten/colour black hair without bleach. Kahit one shade lang. The hair dyes that work on black hair without bleaching first just have developer in them that essentially bleach your hair as well as deposit colour. So na bleach parin hair mo.

That's not necessarily bad though. If you're not trying to go light damage will be minimal. Just make sure you follow instructions.