When bleaching long hair, you may be wondering what to do next. While bleaching is great for the look, it can also cause damage. Here are some quick tips that will help you get a fresh-looking color while minimizing the amount of damage. After applying bleach, you should rinse out the color to keep that bright and shiny. And, if you’re unsure about the process, you can ask your stylist for advice.
Before dying your long
hair, it’s best to test the chemicals in a patch test first. The tips of that will take longer to lighten than the roots, so you should wait at least 20 minutes to apply the bleach. To avoid any damage to that, start bleaching from the bottom sections of the head and cover the remaining
hair with a plastic bag or shower cap. Then rinse the dye out thoroughly and style as usual.
