Hair Bleaching

You don’t need to bleach black hair if you want to dye it darker. However, for lighter shades, bleaching is necessary because it lifts the existing color. Without bleach, you … Read More

To bleach your Indian Remy natural hair safely, choose a high-quality hair dye. Wash and dry your hair first. Apply the bleach evenly and let it process as directed. Rinse … Read More

To bleach your hair with Raw White-Out, mix the lightener and developer according to the instructions. Apply it evenly to dry hair. Cover your hair with a cap and leave … Read More

To bleach Indian Remy natural hair, wash and dry it first. Mix bleach powder and developer in a glass bowl. Apply the mixture evenly, avoiding the scalp. Let it process, … Read More

To bleach your hair, visit Sally Beauty for products like L’Oreal Quick Blue and Wella Colorcharm. Use a 20 Volume Creme Developer for optimal results. The Age Beautiful Crème Lightener … Read More

Using toilet bleach on your hair is unsafe because it contains hydrochloric acid, which can cause serious damage. Instead, use hair bleach. Mix equal parts of hair bleach, a 20 … Read More

To bleach your hair with white vinegar, mix 2 cups of white vinegar, 1 cup of raw honey, 1 tablespoon of olive oil, and 1 tablespoon of cinnamon powder. Apply … Read More

You can lighten your hair naturally with apple cider vinegar or distilled white vinegar. Rinse your hair with vinegar, then use cold water to rinse again. This method lifts color … Read More

To bleach your hair without touching the roots, use a brush for precise application. Start applying bleach an inch away from the roots, moving toward the scalp gradually. This method … Read More

To bleach your hair with lemon, mix two parts water with one part lemon juice in a spray bottle. Wet your hair and spray the mixture evenly. Sit in the … Read More