The desire to bleach and color your hair at home may sound appealing. But a lot more goes into a DIY bleach job than you may think—here's how to bleach your hair at home.

Use lukewarm water, too hot or cold of water can shock your hair in its already fragile state. Make sure to completely rinse out the bleach and gently wash your hair to get out all the product ...

After your hair has lifted to a pale blonde, the next step is to rinse thoroughly with warm (not hot) water. Towel dry and then apply the toner. “A cool-toned or silvery toner will help ...

Bleach makes a great disinfectant, but safety is important. You already know not to mix it with ammonia, vinegar, or alcohol, but did you know that the temperature of the water also matters? Here ...

A bleach bath is often considered a gentler approach to removing hair color, versus going in for a color-correcting treatment at the salon. Like Kandasamy said, you start by mixing water with ...

Hair bleach is a strong chemical and using it incorrectly so close to your eyes can be dangerous. ... then thoroughly wash it off with a water-and-shampoo solution. advertisement.

“For me, Beckham is the OG of men's hair bleaching. I was getting highlight like him when I was in about year 9. I had it like a mohawk. My brother used to bleach his hair too, but just the ...

Here's how to bleach your hair—the right way—according to a master hair colorist and celebrity stylist. Skip to main content. ... water. Towel dry and then apply the toner.