How To Bleach Hair With Hydrogen Peroxide (Hydrogen peroxide)

Test on a small section of hair. Take a small section of hair in an inconspicuous spot and use a cotton ball to apply hydrogen peroxide to your hair. You will wait for the hydrogen peroxide to penetrate your hair and check again in a few minutes. You can wait up to 30 minutes if you want, but rinse your hair with cold water when it’s the color you want. Keep in mind the amount of time it takes to get your desired hair color and apply to the rest of your hair after applying the hydrogen peroxide.

• Testing is important because hydrogen peroxide can cause damage to hair.

Use clips to part your hair. After the hair is almost dry, you will divide the hair to be bleached into several parts and use a clamp to hold it in place. Parting your hair will make it easier to handle the rest of your hair.

• If you want your hair to be bleached evenly, use a claw clip. This method may take longer, but looks more professional and produces even highlights.
• Now it’s time to let loose the first section of hair that you want to bleach. You will gradually loosen the clipped hair sections during manipulation.

Apply hydrogen peroxide to the sections of hair that need highlighting. To create a natural highlight, you will use a cotton ball to apply hydrogen peroxide to your hair. Pour some hydrogen peroxide on a cotton ball and apply it along the length of your hair about 6.5mm thick. Use a cotton ball to apply hydrogen peroxide from the roots to the ends of the hair.

• Wrap each section of hair with foil so that the hydrogen peroxide doesn’t cling to the rest of your hair.
• Repeat this on multiple sections of hair to create a highlight, or just do it on a few sections of hair in front of your face for a highlighter that accentuates your face.

Apply hydrogen peroxide to the bottom half of your hair for an ombre look. If you want ombre hair, apply hydrogen peroxide near the ends of your hair. You will use a cotton ball to apply hydrogen peroxide to the bottom half of your hair.

• To avoid creating a distinct horizontal line around your hair, you will apply the hydrogen peroxide to a different spot on each section of hair. However, you should still apply oxygen to the middle of the hair.
• You can apply hydrogen peroxide up to the roots of your hair, but remember to start at the ends. Thus, the ends of the hair will have a brighter yellow color and the color will darken towards the roots.

Spray hydrogen peroxide all over your hair. To bleach all of your hair, you’ll use a spray bottle to spray hydrogen peroxide on all of your loose hair. Remember to spray evenly and brush your hair several times. Repeat the operation for the sections of hair that are being clipped.

• Once you’re done with the hydrogen peroxide spray, you’ll wear a shower cap so the oxygen doesn’t run down or touch your clothes.

Leave hydrogen peroxide on your hair for about 30 minutes. Depending on how deep your hair color is, how much shine you want your hair to achieve, and how uncomfortable the peroxide is, you’ll have to experiment to find the right length of time.

• Use the test portion of your hair in the first step to determine how long the hydrogen peroxide will stay in your hair. Maybe you just need to incubate your hair for a few minutes or you have to incubate your hair for 30 minutes.
• When it’s time to rinse your hair, remove the foil or shower cap you used earlier.

Wash your hair thoroughly with cold water and use conditioner. Use shampoo to remove hydrogen peroxide and rinse with cold water to add shine to your hair. Conditioner will help restore lost moisture in the hair.

• Apply an intensive moisturizing conditioner to hair. Massage conditioner around your scalp to reverse the dryness or discomfort caused by hydrogen peroxide. Rinse off the conditioner with cold water.
• Blow dry your hair and style as desired.

Repeat the bleaching process to increase the shine of the hair. The first time you use hydrogen peroxide, your hair will only be slightly lighter. If you want to increase the shine of your hair, you will have to repeat the process one or more times.

• Your hair will be lighter when you repeat the bleaching process with a little hydrogen peroxide every day for a week instead of using the whole bottle of hydrogen peroxide overnight.
• Results will depend on the color of your hair at the time you apply hydrogen peroxide.
• The first time you bleach your dark hair with hydrogen peroxide, you’ll see an orange tint. Continue bleaching until your hair is more blonde.

Low heat impact to shorten hair bleaching time. Using a hair dryer on a low heat to make the hair slightly hot can help speed up the bleaching process. You will turn on the dryer with low heat and dry from the roots to the end of the hair. Keep doing this until your hair is the color you want.

• It’s best to use heat only when you’ve bleached your hair with hydrogen peroxide before and you can somewhat predict the results. If you are unsure, you should avoid using the dryer. Just wait and see how the hydrogen peroxide produces results after the hair dries. ^[4]

Reduce the number of shampoos. Don’t wash your hair every day. Washing your hair every day strips your hair of the natural oils that protect it from breakage. Try washing your hair once or twice a week and using dry shampoo (a powder you use when brushing your hair) so it doesn’t get greasy between washes.

Use purple conditioner once or twice a week. Here’s how to control blonde tones in your hair. You can buy purple conditioner at supermarkets or stores like Medicare or Guardian.

Reduce the number of heat treatments. Do not blow dry or straighten your hair too many times. Thermal devices can increase the damage caused by hydrogen peroxide, so use them only once a week or preferably not at all. Try a heat-free styling method or use a blow dryer on low heat.