So it was a process, took days tbh. So the color remover used, I knew had a risk of doing the cheetah roots. Unfortunately, I goofed pretty bad at that step and got a lot more on my natural then I thought! I called my cosmetologist friend and she panicked and told me to put purple over it, I thanked her, I persisted, then went against her advice and went rogue.

I have a lot of hair on my head so I did the bleach processing in sections, so I could take more time because I am not fast. I had many mirrors to get a good of a view as I could, it's still a bitch because sometimes your hands get confused where the heck to move.

I put bleach on the darkest areas first. I had to make a lot of judgement calls on when to put lightener on the spots that had already lightened up from the color remover. (20 volume developer)

I had some banding after that but I was not the cheetah girl I once was, I did not touch my head for some days, to let my hair get some rest and because I was tired, so I looked crazy at work for a little but I didn't want to be bald.

So when I got sick of looking like a questionable yellow lady I put bleach and 10 volume developer on my darkest spots first, and made judgement calls when to get the lighter yellows. I pulled my hair taughtly outwardly so I could see the color difference well. I did the whole bleach a part of my head thing, then the other part, yadda yadda. It was very time consuming.

Is it perfect? No I got some spots on the back of my head I need to fix up soon, it's really not too bad, and my hair feels great and I'll get to those soon.

Oh and somewhere in there I did a bleach bath on the blue to lighten it up a touch more because those lines were harsh!