Essential Tips for Safely Bleaching Your Hair
Tips beforebleaching your hairto maintain healthy hair
Bleaching hair is a popular way to lighten hair among women. It significantly changes the appearance of women, making them beautiful and attractive. It’s best to prepare your hair before bleaching. Join us in the world of fashion.Happy momentsStay with us as we share the preparation secrets for your hair.
What you need to know before bleaching your hair
Test your skin’s sensitivity
To prevent severe inflammation and discomfort after bleaching, assess your skin’s sensitivity to bleach before applying it to your hair.
Share this with your stylist
Before bleaching, tell your stylist if you have previously dyed your hair with plant-based or chemical colors. Using plant colors can prevent hair from accepting bleach because the plant pigments close the hair cuticles, blocking the escape of color pigments.
Is your hair thick or thin?
Bleaching, and even coloring, thick hair can be challenging because it is more resistant and can become brittle and break more easily than thinner hair.
The color of your hair is very important during bleaching
Hair color is crucial during bleaching, as dark or black hair requires more time to reach the desired shade due to the large amounts of yellow and red pigments. Blue pigments also take longer to achieve the desired lightness.
Assess your hair
If your hair is brittle and damaged, avoid bleaching it for a while until it gets stronger. We advise anyone with damaged hair to refrain from bleaching.
Pay attention to these tips before bleaching your hair
Strengthen your hair
Before bleaching, consider caring for your hair and follow a solid routine combining moisture, softness, and strengthening. For weak and thin hair, choose products that contain strengthening and conditioning agents to prevent dryness. Curly and frizzy hair needs moisturizing products to stay hydrated and repair breakage with protein.
For two weeks before bleaching, use hair care products to prevent brittleness and breakage during bleaching. Use these products the night before and allow them to stay on your hair while you sleep, then shampoo in the morning. You’ll need a lot of ammonia or bleaching agents for lightening, so use a sulfate-free shampoo and a restorative mask afterwards.
Avoid actions that damage hair
Avoid damage-causing actions like blow-drying before bleaching.Avoid curling your hairor straightening it.
Use good products
Use products designed for colored hair, and use wide-toothed combs, soft brushes, or specific conditioners for blonde hair. There are two types of conditioners for blonde hair: golden and silver. Silver conditioners are designed for golden blonde hair to neutralize yellow tones.
Handle your hair gently
After bleaching, your hair will have changed, so wash it gently and never tug at it. Dry it lightly, avoiding hot styling tools. If you must, apply an oil to the ends of your hair.
Use hair masksbefore and after coloring to enhance your hair’s health and hydration. These masks are suitable for all hair types. Apply them to dry hair because dry hair absorbs nutrients better than wet hair.
Some colors do not require bleaching
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Pregnant women should avoid bleaching their hair
Women in
pregnancywho are in the eighth or ninth month should not use bleach.Do not cover bleached hair with a cap
Do not place bleached hair under a plastic cap, as this causes the bleach solution to dry out and loses its effectiveness.
Visit a skilled stylist
Ask people whose hair looks great and blonde where they went. To ensure satisfaction with your bleaching results, visit someone who is competent in this area.
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