Hair Bleaching

To bleach roots and lighten hair, mix one part bleach with two parts developer. Apply the mixture to the mid-shaft and ends, avoiding the roots. Leave the roots for the … Read More

First, wear gloves to protect your hands. Use a hair dye brush to apply the bleach mixture to the ends of your short hair. Work in small, 1-inch sections, making … Read More

To bleach your roots and the rest of your hair, first, section your hair. Apply bleach evenly to the roots and wait for 30-45 minutes. Next, apply bleach to the … Read More

To bleach roots on very short hair, gather bleach and developer. Mix them well. Apply the mixture 1.5 cm from the roots to prevent overlap. Wait 20-30 minutes, then rinse … Read More

Mix equal parts of developer and bleaching powder in a plastic container until it has a creamy consistency. Apply the mixture only to the roots, covering all new growth. Use … Read More

The cost to bleach short hair ranges from $60 to $400. Factors that affect the price include hair length, hair type, stylist experience, and geographical location. Home bleaching is cheaper, … Read More

To bleach stomach hair with lemon juice, soak a cotton ball in fresh lemon juice. Apply it to the stomach, upper lip, arms, or legs. Leave it for 15-20 minutes, … Read More

{To bleach short white hair on a man, first wear gloves. Mix bleach powder with developer. Apply the mixture evenly to dry hair. Keep track of timing, usually 30-45 minutes, … Read More

To bleach black hair extensions at home, mix powder bleach with a developer in a glass bowl. Test the mixture on a sample piece first to see the effects. Watch … Read More

To bleach the ends of dark hair, mix powder bleach with a 20 volume liquid developer. Use gloves and a hair dye brush to apply the mixture to your hair … Read More