It is recommended to always use a 9% oxidant for bleaching and highlighting your hair to maintain healthy hair. Many women are looking to lighten their hair quickly through bleaching and highlighting, without realizing the damage they are causing to their hair and scalp. As a result, they often use a 12% oxidant in their bleaching and highlighting processes, which leads to damage and dryness of the bleached hair. This is because the moisture in the hair is completely stripped away, and even if the hair does not get damaged or break on the same day, it will gradually weaken with a few washes.
Our recommendation is that if you use a 9% oxidant for your bleaching and highlights, the process may take a bit longer, but the results will be very satisfying and without damage. If you have fine, uncolored hair and want to lighten it by three levels, you can achieve this by using a 9% oxidant combined with your desired color. This 9% oxidant has lightening capabilities and can help enhance your hair color when combined with lighter shades. It is also one of the popular oxidants for bleaching. This oxidant has high lightening power on gray hair and is used for hair bases from levels 5 to 10.