Knight & WilsonColour-Freedom Cream Hair Bleach. Ammonia-Free Formula Lifts up to 8 Shades. Protects & Repairs While Lightening. Complete bleaching kit including Tint Bowl & Brush,Packaging may vary

I’ve used quite a few hair bleaching kits in my time, and I can safely say that the Knight & Wilson Colour-Freedom Cream Hair Bleach is one of the best I’ve tried. Let me tell you, though, there was definitely a moment when I was standing there with my hair slathered in bleach, wearing an old t-shirt that I wouldn’t mind sacrificing, and thinking, 'Is this going to work, or am I about to look like a science experiment gone wrong?' Thankfully, no disasters occurred, and instead, I got salon-quality results right in my own bathroom. The whole process made me feel like a bit of a mad scientist, but in the best way possible. The results? Worth every minute of looking like a DIY sci-fi character. It’s ammonia-free, which means no eye-watering fumes or harsh chemical smell, a big plus if you’re like me and have to bleach in a poorly ventilated bathroom. Despite being gentle, this stuff says it lifts up to 8 shades and it does what it says without completely wrecking my hair.The cream formula makes application really easy, it’s thick enough that it doesn’t drip everywhere, which is a major relief. It comes with everything you need, including a tinting brush, which made me feel like I was in a mini salon at home. I was able to get an even coverage, and the consistency meant I could really work it into sections without it drying out too quickly.What really sets this bleach apart is the added protection and repair elements. My hair didn’t feel fried or like straw after I rinsed it out, which is honestly a small miracle considering how much lifting power it has. I could tell the conditioning ingredients made a difference, my hair felt soft, and there wasn’t the usual panic over breakage when I combed through it afterwards.If you’re looking to go lighter but don’t want the damage that usually comes with bleaching, I’d highly recommend this kit. It’s powerful, but it also takes care of your hair in the process. Plus, no ammonia means a much nicer bleaching experience overall. Knight & Wilson really got this one right

I have probably dyed my hair 4/5 times a year for 5 years now, bleaching it at least Twice. I have tried pretty much every big brand, first time trying this though. I have NEVER had such good results!!Considering my hair could’ve been in better condition, not one part of it lifted ginger. My hair at the time was Mid golden brown which had red undertones. I left it on for 20 minutes, 25 minutes less than the recommended time, and it was perfect!! The purple shampoo worked wonders too 😊My only critique is the amount you get. I only did highlights in my hair yet still almost ran out of bleach. I just barely had enough to cover it. My hair is not that long, being just below my armpits. If you have long hair, buy more than one box. However, I cannot complain; I have spent more on less cream and developer.My hair has just dried, not damaged, and exactly what I was hoping to achieve.To conclude, I would 10000% recommend this product. Of course, everyone’s hair is different, and bleach must be applied carefully, no matter what reviews say 🫶🏻

really happy with the results on virgin thick dark hair. didn't reach blonde but it never claimed I couldpro tip: make sure the room is warm enough to activate the product (we took hours the first go around because the room was too cold & the products didn't activate until we uh, blew dried it a little, worked properly after)+ Hair is a little more dry than the non-bleached hair but friends w dyed hair have said it's reasonably/not badly damaged.+ A complete set means no hassle, didn't need anything else. From the gloves, brush etc to the conditioner, everything was included. (did buy extra purple shampoo, which I didn't really go blonde enough to need imo lol)+ Much cheaper than going to a salon if you have friends that can help :)) and is probably easy enough to do alone too tbh with a bit of focusfull story:Bleached my hair on a whim, had help from a few friends the first time around in Jan and came out with a ginger-brown/coppery colour, then dyed with a mix with purple&silver. I let the colour fade and bleached again in march with the left overs from Jan as a 'using it up lol' sort of thing. The recent bleaching probs helped mostly get rid of the remnants of dye and slightly lightened it (better seen irl) but I didn't do it very well lol so idk how light this bleach can lift Asian hair.

6% lightened strands of dark brown hair - after research learnt 20% peroxide is needed - left hair in really good condition - no breakages - no damage

I have almost black hair and I use have used this product to lift my roots as my hair is white blonde, have for a fair few years now, only have to use one to get the lift I need no orange tones, doesn't smell awful and works everytime. Followed by a fanola ice white toner and almost perfect results every time.

Bought this as i thought it might be less damaging however after having it on for 20mins the product got very hot, washed it off and my hair was breaking off in clumps in the shower. It was beyond saving and i had to cut it all off.I previously bleached my hair 4 months prior and it was slightly dry from winter, however it wasnt in awful condition, so was very surprised. Wouldnt advise to use unless you have virgin hair.

Not quite enough toner to cover my (very short and partially shaved...) hair, but I think it turned out decent. Bleach burned pretty bad, though I came out with no injuries and smooth hair after using conditioner. I'm usually a dark blonde.

Bleaching very good, no smell, hair protection, very good quality