You won't be a pro the first time you do this but you'll get better, promise. Use an old towel over your sink and just take it slow. This purple color will stain!! So to be careful I suggest getting all the bathroom rugs and other stuff out of the way. You don't have to have multiple bowls either - I rinsed my bowl & brush between applications and made sure to dry them. Using a clip, I kept this section up an out of the way. To get the top layer a different shade of purple I first sectioned a U shape of hair from about my temples back. Instead of doing my roots first and then the rest of my head, I did each section all at once because it was easier for me. When I went in with the dye, I did the same thing - sectioned my hair into very thin layers and then started at the root and pulled the color through with the brush. I usually do the bleach one night then the dye the next. Once this is rinsed out you'll need to dry your hair to apply the dye. When in doubt, I made the layer of hair very thin to make sure I didn't miss any parts. I sectioned my hair into very thin layers and went all the way around bleaching my roots, using a mirror to help me see the back when I needed.
The bowl and the brush were very helpful here because I only needed a little bit of bleach to do all of my roots. I started with the bleach first, just on the roots. The third time I dyed my hair, the bowl and brush helped tremendously. I also missed pieces when I was using the dye applicator provided with the box so I used a second box (just the dye) to touch up the places I missed. I found that my hair did not bleach evenly because I ran out of bleach towards the end (I would recommend getting two boxes to start with if you're hair is shoulder length or longer!) With good rationing and bowl + brush, I might have been able to make the bleach go through the length of my hair. Pick up a box of gloves as well! The first go round I did not use a bowl and a brush. I would suggest getting a bowl and brush from Sally's as this will make for easier application. (if you want another fun font over photos type app I used to love Phoster! It makes your images into faux-posters.you can add folds, etc.check it out! You should also check out Text 's pretty cool for adding text too. By the way, I just realized how dumb the previous sentence sounded.but it's true! I don't want to have to retype! Phonto is seriously a fun and easy mini design machine for your iPhone or iPad. This is helpful for me because I tend to put all the words I overlay in all caps and sometimes I forget to double tap the shift and then I have to start over. If you favorite a few of the zillions of fonts offered in the app then you're done with your watermark in like 2 seconds. To add it to your image, tap the scree to add text then use the left arrow to arrow over to the preset you'd like to use. Select Add New Text and type in your preset. To add the presets, click on the three lines at the bottom of the edit screen, select Settings, then tap Preset Text.
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