Experience shows that blondes are not lovedonly gentlemen. Women themselves have great trust in golden-haired beauties. It is not without reason that the definition of "angelic appearance" most often includes people with light hair. So let's talk about how to become a blonde. How does the lightening procedure work? Is it possible to bleach hair at home?
The history of blonding
The fact that any dye is harmful to hair isEvery modern woman knows. The most sensible women, as well as pregnant women, preferred to dye their hair with henna. And if people still dye their hair with folk dyes, there have long been complaints about chemical dyes. The fact is that bleaching dyes have always been the most merciless to women's hair. Now the chemical industry pampers the fair sex with high-quality dyes with a mild effect, but in the days of the Soviet Union, blondes dyed their hair with hydroperite, "Supra" and hydrogen peroxide. Every woman probably remembers this caustic mixture, if not in connection with her own transformation, then when dyeing the hair of a friend, relative or just an acquaintance. Why did we remember this? Only to urge you to forget about this aggressive method. Today, any beauty salon can turn any woman into a shining blonde in a matter of hours and without global damage to her hair.
Memo to future blondes
If you have firmly decided to become a blonde, we advise you to consider several factors:
Hair coloring in pregnant women
It is not for nothing that we brought up the topic of hair bleachingpregnancy period separately. The fact is that beauties carrying a child under their hearts cannot dye their hair with either hydrogen peroxide or "Supra". Even if some claim that hydrogen peroxide is absolutely harmless, this is not true. You want to give birth to a healthy baby, right? Then listen to the opinion of doctors. You cannot bleach your hair during pregnancy. You can use henna for dyeing, but not "Supra". The fact is that henna contains natural dyes. No chemicals for you! No hydrogen peroxide. Solid benefit and safe dyeing. The only nuance is that during pregnancy (due to hormones) and with the help of henna you will not achieve the platinum shade that chemical dye provided you. But after dyeing with henna, your hair will acquire an unforgettable red shade that will effectively play in the rays of the sun. Who knows, maybe after 9 months you won’t want to go back to dyeing with hydrogen peroxide? And if you don’t want to remind Oleg Popov, just limit the time of exposure to henna. The secret is simple: the less the dye was on your hair, the lighter the shade will be. Do you dream of a barely perceptible red tint? Then dye your locks for no more than 15 minutes. By the way, after henna, bleaching dyed hair will not work. And this is not about pregnancy, but about the fact that the natural dye affects the chemical one, and the dye may give a completely different shade than planned. Therefore, if you are tired of henna and want to return to platinum shades after it, wait a while.
Other types of bleaching
From questions of pregnancy we smoothly move on tosuch a question as lightening body hair. Those who are not familiar with this procedure are lucky people, because they have not encountered the problem of excess hair on their arms, legs and even on their face. Yes, the face sometimes also presents unpleasant surprises in the form of a small fluff above the lip. Many have light and thin hair, while some brown-haired and brunette women have dark, thick hair, reminiscent of a man's mustache. It is in this case that lightening of the hair above the upper lip is used. Excess hair on the face is not removed, but made less noticeable. Plus, the dye traditionally makes the hair thinner. And if thinning hair on the head is undesirable, then in the situation with the so-called mustache and hair on the legs, the aggressive effect of bleaching is even welcomed. There is another problem that so-called "mustachioed women" face. This is shyness. Often they are not ready to admit their shortcoming even to their relatives, not to mention a cosmetologist. What to do? How to do this procedure at home? In fact, it is very simple. It is enough to wipe the problem area on the face daily with a 3% hydrogen peroxide solution for 5 minutes, and the hair will gradually become invisible. Hair on the arms and legs is also bleached. Don't want chemicals? Folk remedies will help. Our grandmothers wiped the hair on their hands with lemon. Its components lighten the hair. And they dyed their hair not with peroxide, but with henna or basma. That is why their curls were thicker. By the way, this procedure is preferable during pregnancy. Lighten the hair on your legs with lemon, and dye your hair with henna, and you will be beautiful and healthy, with a beautiful and healthy body. Finally, I would like to advise women not to go to extremes. Do not poison the hair on your body with hydrogen peroxide when you can do without lemon. Or without it at all. After all, dark hair is completely natural. Love yourself the way you are. We recommend reading:
