Hair Bleaching

To bleach your hair a second time, first assess its health. If it’s not severely damaged, wait two weeks for recovery. Use effective pre-bleaching protection and post-bleaching care products. Choose … Read More

To bleach African American hair at home, start by sectioning your hair and pinning twists away. Apply the bleach about ½ inch from the roots. Set a timer for 30 … Read More

To bleach your hair as a man, follow these steps: 1. Mix bleach and developer in a 1:2 ratio. 2. Apply the mixture to dry hair, avoiding the scalp. 3. … Read More

To bleach unwanted body hair at home, use hydrogen peroxide for an effective natural option. For sensitive skin, try lemon juice. Apply the product to the hair and wait for … Read More

To bleach unwanted facial hair at home, start by protecting your hair. Wash your face with soap and cold water. Mix bleach according to the package instructions. Apply the mixture … Read More

To bleach unwanted hair, mix equal parts of 3% hydrogen peroxide solution and water. Apply it to clean, dry hair with a brush. Leave the mixture for 30 minutes, checking … Read More

To bleach facial hair with hydrogen peroxide, mix it with water to make a paste. Apply it to areas like the upper lip or beard and leave for 10 minutes. … Read More

To bleach the front bits of your hair, first section your hair and clip away the pieces you want to lighten. Mix bleach and developer, then apply it to dry … Read More

To bleach the tips of black hair, mix bleach powder with a 20-volume developer. Section hair into 3-5 parts. Apply the mixture from the tips upward, avoiding the scalp. Expect … Read More

To bleach the tips of boys’ hair, gather a bleach kit, aluminum foil, salon clips, and a wide-tooth comb. Start with wet hair and spike sections using gel. Follow the … Read More