How Long Should Hair Growth Be Before Bleaching?

Learn the ideal hair growth length for safe bleaching to minimize damage and achieve even color.

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Bleaching your hair should be done when it has at least 1-2 inches of new growth. This minimizes damage to already processed hair and ensures even color. Regular trims and scalp treatments can also help maintain hair health during this process.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What happens if I bleach hair without enough growth? Bleaching hair without sufficient new growth can lead to more damage and uneven color, as the already processed hair may be adversely affected.
  2. How often should I trim my hair before bleaching? Regular trims every 6-8 weeks can help keep your hair healthy and prepare it for bleaching.
  3. What are scalp treatments for hair health? Scalp treatments can include oils, masks, or exfoliants that promote scalp health and support hair growth.
  4. Is it safe to bleach my hair at home? Bleaching at home can be risky; it’s often safer to consult with a professional for the best results and to avoid damaging your hair.

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