Yea!!!! I'm glad the kit is working for you all. Fakeizme, thanks for the advice. I believe a lot of ladies have tried to bleach their knots with the 20 developer and it didn't work because a lot of CVs use clothing dye to dye the hair and not hair dye. It is worth a shot to try it though. I will just continue to do what I am doing. I figure since I don't leave it on very long, I should be fine plus I seal the heck out of it.
And thanks a bunch for giving a visual on that bleaching kit, Breh! I had never heard of that one before, so if my next unit comes full of ants I'll know exactly where to turn to.
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Yea!!!! I'm glad the kit is working for you all. Fakeizme, thanks for the advice. I believe a lot of ladies have tried to bleach their knots with the 20 developer and it didn't work because a lot of CVs use clothing dye to dye the hair and not hair dye. It is worth a shot to try it though. I will just continue to do what I am doing. I figure since I don't leave it on very long, I should be fine plus I seal the heck out of it.
Oh yeah, I forgot about that important point, Breh! Thanks for reminding me. Although, I would say that doing the RIT dye remover and THEN doing the bleaching is probably a better way to go. But, you are right: if it works, then don't fix it!!!!
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Breh wrote:
Thanks for reminding me. Although, I would say that doing the RIT dye remover and THEN doing the bleaching is probably a better way to go. But, you are right: if it works, then don't fix it!!!!