Quick! Can I use 20 vol developer to touch up roots?
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Dec 29, 2013
Kensie M.
I'm in a pinch and I ran out of 30 vol developer, and was wondering if I could possibly use the 20 vol developer with the Loreal Quick Blue Bleach?
My roots are a dark blonde/light brown and only about half-inch grown out.
Dec 29, 2013
Kensie M.
Ugh, the app made it post three times! This needs to be fixed. :/ Sorry yall...
Dec 30, 2013
Mallarie B.
Probably more apt to get orange/yellow results. I wouldn't even dare use a 30 on mine so not really sure about the 20.
Dec 30, 2013
Kaylah A.
I would never use 30vol
Bleach on my clients roots, that's asking for trouble... Use 20vol, keep it on for about 45mins but watch it closely.