"Bleaching" your hair (rather lightening it, since hair "bleach" is actually an ammonia based compound as apposed to household bleach which is sodium hypochlorite...) is opening the outermost layer of the hair, called the cuticle and lifting (or lightening) its color, or melanin that is found in the cortex of the hair. Depending on the melanin and/or artificial color in one's hair, the lightener will eventually turn the hair to a pale yellow. Persistent hair lightening will damage the cuticle and lead to split ends and hair breakage, so it is advised to go to a licensed cosmetologist if someone is interested in lightening his/her hair.
Applying hair bleach, also known as hair lightener (but not to be confused with household bleach) to the hair will lighten the existing color. Contrary to permanent hair color, the volume of the developer does not equate to the levels of lift, therefor, using a lower volume of developer will get the hair to the desired level of lightness with less damage.
Bleaching your hair is chemical change
No, bleaching hair has no effect on hair-tests for drug abuse.
yes ... dying hair with bleaching kit damage your hair.
Niall Horan started bleaching his hair at the age of 14.
Bleaching your hair can make a lot of hair loss or breakage and can cause baldness if you are overusing the bleach
Bleaching is a chemical reaction.
jolen is a bleaching product, meant to be used to lighten facial hair. it can be used on arm hair, but it may not get it light enough.it is definitely not meant for bleaching hair on the scalp or bleaching teeth.
White hair
It is both a physical and chemical change.
When you bleach your hair you are taking all the chemicals and vitamins out. To much bleaching will cause breakage and eventually hair loss.
No not at all
No it can not.