Bleaching your hair

For those with merely brown hair, bleaching isn't always a serious thing. But if you have dark brown or black hair, getting the perfect shade of platinum blonde or white can be a real challenge. With a little bit of toning mixture and...

Caused by over-processing from too much bleach, hair dye or chemical straightening, the “chemical cut” is what occurs when the bonds in the hair are so badly broken that the hair essentially snaps off, leaving you with uneven ends, thinness and major breakage.

Want to transform your dark locks into a gorgeous blonde? Look no further! This step-by-step guide will show you how to bleach dark hair at home, achieving stunning results. Say goodbye to expensive salon visits and embrace the DIY hair color revolution. Grab your bleach, follow these easy instructions, and get ready to rock that glamorous blonde look. Let's bleach and slay, babes!

We're going over everything about damaged hair! The signs to look out for, what actually causes it, and hair products formulated to repair it.

Bleaching your hair causes moisture loss, making it dry and brittle. Here are easy ways to take care of your hair and keep it moisturized after bleaching.

Bleaching your hair can be a transformative experience, but when it results in uneven color, it can be frustrating. Uneven bleached hair can make your overall appearance appear unbalanced and affect your self-confidence. How to fix uneven bleached hair?

Want to do DIY blonde hair at home? This easy to follow tutorial will teach you the steps for how to bleach your hair at home safely and on a budget!

7 Tips Which Will Change the Way You Bleach.

Here is a step-by-step guide to help you remove yellow and orange tones from your bleached hair.

Ready to try a new color? Looking to try to remove your current shade? Have you tried a bleach wash? Bleach Washes are done by diluting your bleach mixture with equal parts shampoo to give your hair a gentle lift.