Hair bleaching is a procedure used to ease the normal hair color. Bleaches act on the melanin pigments of hair. Hair generally contains two types of pigments known as phaeomelanin and eumelanin but the quantity of the pigments varies with the hair color. For example; dark black or dark brown hair contains more eumelanin while red hair contains more phaeomelanin.
It is well for bleaching to be performed by experts rather than trying it on your own at home. Hair color experts will often use a variety of modern equipment speeds up the bleaching process and minimize the potential damage to the hair fiber. There are some of the useful instructions.
- If you prefer to bleach at home, buy a well-known product. While buying bleaching products check for the toll-free consumer help number. You can get some help from this number if required during the application procedure.
- Always perform a patch test for any allergy, before applying the desired hair bleach to your hair.
Injurious result of Hair Bleaching
The harmful result of bleaching in hair becomes poorer if the hair is back combed or combed when it is wet. So special care need to be taken of the bleached hair and hair that has undergone hair treatments like permanent waving, curling etc.