What do you think of hair bleaching at home?

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Barbora S.

Oct 20, 2013

Barbora S.

My natural hair color is dark blonde or light brown, kinda mousy. I bleached my hair at home with L'oreal preference a week ago but since I've had an ombre and I put it all over my hair, the roots are kinda darker than the bottom (which was already bleached once). And the second thing is that some parts of my hair hasn't been bleached at all. They're still brown (it looked like it before bleaching) So my question is: What should I do in order of having the same hair color all over my hair ( I want light blonde), is it good idea to dye it one more time ar home? And how do I need to care about it? I use Aussie conditioner for damaged hair, purple shampoo L'oreal and in the box of the dye there was a conditioner '6 week treatment' so.. is it enough? Thanks :)

Barbora S.

Oct 20, 2013

Barbora S.

This is my natural color ( looks darker in the picture)

Barbora S.

Oct 20, 2013

Barbora S.

This pic was taken right after I bleached it.

Cori T.

Oct 20, 2013

Cori T.

Just deep condition your hair. Make sure that the bleach didn't harm your hair.

Sierra B.

Oct 21, 2013

Sierra B.

Try using argan oil and hair insurance. I use aussie. I would wait a bit until bleaching again.

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