1960s Hairdresser Bleaching Woman's Hair, Blonde Hair Dye

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1960s hairdresser bleaching woman's hair, going blonde, dyed hair

[@jabbaa6500]

I've been a hairdresser for just under 50 years. The process is the same (without that brush application). We used an on scalp lighter not the powder used today and an applicator bottle (bleach bottle) to apply the lightner to the regrowth. YES, we had toners way back then (clairol, Roux, Wella and etc.). The shades are about the same in 2024 as they were in the 60's and 70's. We had beautiful results without breakage. Alos, the companies provided "formula's" to achieve different shades, I refer to them often.

[@rosechardonnay5351]

The process of bleaching and toning hair really hasn't changed much in the past 50+ years....

[@oliverwortley3822]

It's really changed a lot

[@bluBlaq33]

It’s change a tone lmao, I’m in hair school and bleach my hair, this is almost foreign to me

[@rosechardonnay5351]

@@oliverwortley3822 Really? It seems the same to me the hair is bleached and then a purple based toner is applied to cancel out the brassiness. This is pretty much how you would do it today unless you're doing foil highlights or balayage.

[@geewiz8253]

Lalealyn I know! That part was terrifying to watch! 😱😂👍

[@JustCammie]

​@@rosechardonnay5351I agree with you. But now i'm trying to understand this myth about how we didn't have toner in the nineties and early 2000s. So many people say that!

[@tommyboybr]

Ouch, imagine how that “Exotic Platinum” toner application brushing the roots after your scalp is sensitive felt like, burning hell hahahahaha

[@kerplunkety]

That toner brush is used very roughly

[@christinehuff3879]

My aunt had beautiful platinum hair in 1968, but she couldn't remember what she used....diy...she did actually iron it on an ironing board. Eek. But it was gorgeous, thick and white and straight.

[@andyhlawnchhing8337]

But this hairdresser hand work like sectioning is still much better than todays some hairdressers

[@lemonhead162]

Man, what a rough & sloppy treatment. I remember the "beauty parlor" my mom used to take us to back in the 70s to get our haircuts had women smoking in there and I was always fascinated by the smells & sights of that particular place. My hair always looked the same when we'd leave. I'm not sure what you would call that atrocious cut I'd have. It was like a shag, but with bangs, then when I got older, I had a mullet. Sigh.....I actually miss those times, not the mullet, though....

[@melaniexoxo]

Its kinda shocking how shes going OVER the demarcation line.

[@Kubulek17]

lambchopxoxo splashes all over the rest of her hair too. Bet she used 60 or 50 volume as well

[@wesflor9902]

lambchopxoxo yeah I agree

[@Hightpriestessoftarot]

Melanie Martin that’s what I thought so much over lapping and missing spots

[@mistressx4096]

@@Kubulek17 yes back in the day 60 or 50 volume was a common thing

[@handsoffmycactus2958]

And the fact she’s so rough and heavy handed

[@anthonyfox585]

I can only imagine how much harder it would be to maintain that color back then with no deep conditioner protein treatments and bond multipliers

[@nunyabizz3518]

I think they used egg masks, hot oil and cream "rinses" and a whole lotta WET SETS

[@Kubulek17]

Thinks about it. They might have not had all those things but they cut their hair shorter, didn’t wash it longer and the highest heat the used was a hooded drier .

[@rosechardonnay5351]

They had plenty of conditioning treatments back then too plus many women only washed their hair once a week so they had lots of natural oil protecting the hair. Funny how the hair bleaching process hasn't really changed in over 50 years.

[@thomasparker5208]

Very fine sections, but an incredibly sloppy application.

[@jassypr]

Literally me putting it in my scalp but the instruction says 1-2 inch away from ur scalp

[@marianaevangelina7541]

Its supposed to be on the ROOTS.....God....

[@mariecait]

Hell I think it looks good LOL! Have my cosmetology license. I dont use it :P

[@gicamancaciu6172]

esty o frumoasa

[@andyhlawnchhing8337]

If OLAPLEX, BLONDBE....existed during these times...

[@handsoffmycactus2958]

She’s SO annoying why is she yanking her head around so much and being so rough? She will have got really bad split ends and damage it’s pretty common sense. So annoying

[@sultansenez3173]

How Marilyn Monroe made platin blond hair in 60’s 🤔

[@handsoffmycactus2958]

She was dead for most of the 60s

[@angieramirez9965]

She dye her hair every two weeks and keep her hair short

[@TessVonWolf_]

The first NO YELLOW

[@gicamancaciu6172]

suava dulce

[@gicamancaciu6172]

pupic fulce

[@gicamancaciu6172]

syvite suave dulci ude

[@onikaconstantine8861]

So early

[@leanajo754]

it's just a root touchup.

[@fofofofo-nj1br]

so early

[@gicamancaciu6172]

draguta dulce suava

[@gicamancaciu6172]

draguta vopsita pupic

[@gicamancaciu6172]

draguta

[@kerrinosborne747]

Gross

[@danielc2375]

How