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Please list works that feature scenes where black hair is dyed a lighter color, such as at a hair salon or at home. Please categorize them into live-action and anime, and provide URLs for still images that show these scenes.
Live-action works with scenes of black/dark hair being dyed or bleached lighter (often at home or a salon) include:
  • Red Sparrow (2018 film): Dominika Egorova (Jennifer Lawrence) dyes her dark brunette hair platinum blonde at home using a drugstore box dye (with help from a roommate, no gloves). The transformation is shown as nearly instantaneous and unrealistic; she later swims. This scene drew significant online criticism for ignoring how bleaching dark hair actually works.

    Still/related images and discussion appear in coverage such as Teen Vogue, Allure, and Refinery29 articles on the scene (search “Red Sparrow hair dye scene” for screenshots and clips).
  • Awkwafina Is Nora from Queens (TV series, Season 1 Episode 5 “Not Today,” 2020): Nora (Awkwafina), who has very dark (“color of space”) Asian hair, impulsively decides to bleach it fully blonde at a salon after advice from a stranger (Natasha Lyonne). The stylist warns that bleaching virgin dark Asian hair is unpredictable; the result is a brassy/orange “hot Cheeto” look. The process and reveal are shown.

    Official clips are available on YouTube (e.g., HBO Max “Nora Bleaches Her Hair” and Comedy Central versions). Search those titles for stills/screenshots of the salon application and after-result.
  • Good Time (2017 film): Connie Nikas (Robert Pattinson) dyes/bleaches his darker hair blonde at home in a stranger’s bathroom (using dye found there) as a quick disguise while on the run. A related conversation about the dye occurs; a fuller application sequence was filmed but cut. His hair ends up a messy bleached look.

    Clips titled “Good Time clip – ‘Hair dye’” are on YouTube. Production stills and discussions of the bleached look appear on A24’s site and related articles.
Other mentions exist (e.g., certain Degrassi characters bleaching or changing hair color, or disguise dye jobs in thrillers), but the above have clearer process or application moments focused on going lighter from dark.Anime examples with actual on-screen dyeing/bleaching process scenes from black/dark to lighter are much rarer. Anime more often shows the result of dyed hair, flashbacks establishing natural black hair that was later colored, or non-dye color changes (powers, transformations). Explicit salon/home dyeing sequences from black to blonde/lighter are uncommon in major titles based on available references.
  • Series like Days with My Stepsister (Gimai Seikatsu), A Sign of Affection, or others establish characters (e.g., Saki Ayase) with natural dark/black hair who dye it blonde, often via childhood photos vs. present-day appearance or dialogue, but typically without a full process scene of the dyeing itself.
  • Power-related or sudden color shifts (e.g., Super Saiyan in Dragon Ball, certain Bleach bankai forms) change black hair lighter but are not dyeing.
  • Occasional gag or side scenes reference dyeing (or failed attempts), but dedicated process sequences matching the live-action examples are scarce in mainstream anime.
For still images of the live-action scenes, the linked YouTube clips, official promotional stills, and articles (Teen Vogue/Allure for Red Sparrow; HBO/Comedy Central clips for Nora; A24 and film sites for Good Time) are the most direct public sources. Exact frame-by-frame salon/home application stills are often in those videos or review roundups rather than standalone high-resolution promotional images.