has anyone bleached already bleached hair and whats been the outcome? i am wanting to do this!!?

Answer 1

it depends on what condition the hair is in, and what exactly it's been through in the last few months or so. It's pretty much safe to say that if there has been box color, or you did this yourself then your lucky it's still there right now. bleached hair can be rebleached but very gently by a stylist, with a very low volume of peroxide and probably thru a process called a "soap cap" to be very easy on the hair. I wouldn't do it yourself-if your hair is like to gold or something and that's what your thinking about rebleaching-think twice, it can be toned-also something to talk to a pro about. consultations should be free at a good salon, it doesn't cost to talk :)

Answer 2

Depends how long your hair is and how much you bleach it. I have very long hair and bleach out a chunk at the front to dye red and where I over dye it frequently the ends get brittle and snap off. This shouldn't be a problem for mens hair/shorter hair. If you have long hair and don't want this result I recommend going to a hair salon as they have developed better products these days that don't do this. Have fun bleaching!

Answer 3

everytime you bleach you hair it deteriorates more and more, whether or not it is safe to bleach your hair again is something you must judge based on the condition of your hair, perhaps consult a proffessional. The worst case scenerio with over bleaching the hair will become so brittle that it will literally snap off and be totally unmanagable, it can also MELT from overbleaching, I've learned these lesson the hard way.

Answer 4

i'm no longer effective why you would possibly want to wish to bleach already bleached hair. once you've roots showing merely practice the bleach to the regrowth, being very careful no longer to over lap into aspects already lightened. when you're wanting to bleach lower back because the hair isn't basic sufficient, you should probable bypass to a approved stylist.

Answer 5

Its great having blonde hair ! my advice is NOT to bleach it all !
One Solid colour of blonde takes its toll on youre hair.
Depends how old you are and how healthy youre hair is.
My hair grows quickly, so im never away from the hairdressers,
You have to be prepared for regular root touch ups, and good conditioners.
I would recommend having several shades of blonde throughout your hair, rather than a solid colour, its much easier to maintain and you wont have a really noticeable root regrowth on the top of youre head.
Bare in mind certain styles will emphazise the darker roots.
Blonde hair can look great, but you must be prepared to keep on bleaching it.

Answer 6

it will become dry and you will get split ends and sometimes bits breaking off, but there is a special oil, i forget the name, that you can use tokeep your bleached hair moist and supple. Plus the extra bleaching will make your hair look a really pale blonde and is really good if you then want to put a bright punky coloured dye on over it as this colour will be so much brighter. I did this with my green dreadlocks and they were almost phloresent!!!!

Answer 7

If your going to bleach over bleached hair then it will become very dry and probably brittle.

Answer 8

I have done this. Depends on how strong your hair is you will need to use a reconstructor once a week to prevent hair breakage. If you don't the hair will be weak but ok as long as you treat it gently.

Answer 9

depends on your hair...my hair is sort of fine and mousy. i bleached it once and then anything else i did to it just weakened it making it snap and quite brittle. if you hair is fine to medium, i wouldn't advise it unless you want to have to cut lots of dry, split ends off soon!

Answer 10

did it all the time, it just gets slightly closer to white and more and more brittle.
don't do it if you have long hair as there is a big risk it will snap off