How to Style Guys With Bleached Hair

Men with bleached hair have become quite fashionable, yet only some men can pull off this look successfully. Bleached strands can be susceptible to breakage, making regular conditioner usage and trims crucial in protecting and strengthening the integrity of the hair. Doing both will prevent split ends from forming as well as additional damage from occurring to your tresses.

Quiff

The quiff has long been one of the most iconic men’s hairstyles. Versatile enough for many occasions, this iconic style combines pompadour and flat top styles with taper fade to fade to form an eye-catching style that stands out in any crowd. A textured quiff haircut is another excellent choice for men with bleached hair, as its finely faded sides show off your natural texture while its messy front adds extra flare. Achieve this classic hairstyle easily using the appropriate styling products. Choose between high-shine or matte options for an updated and casual style; to achieve it quickly and effortlessly. Start by washing your hair with volumizing shampoo before blow-drying straight; backcomb any imperfections using fingers to smooth them out; backcomb again while smoothing any flaws using backcomb; finally, use wax to add definition and shine!

Pompadour

The pompadour is an ideal hairstyle for guys looking for an updated, contemporary look. This timeless classic style can often be found on celebrities and pairs beautifully with bleached locks. To achieve this style, bleach your locks using a light silver color developer while using a hair mask to maintain healthy, hydrated locks. Bleaching hair improperly can damage it irreparably, so always use quality products and follow their instructions closely. To minimize risk, test small sections before bleaching all your locks simultaneously. If you have short hair, creating a high pompadour with fade will give you a sophisticated and modern appearance. It works particularly well on men with receding hairlines or large foreheads; its pomade can be rolled back up for easy styling; you could also add beard or mustache accessories for an authentic appearance.

Side part

A stylish hairstyle that perfectly complements a man’s face shape, the side part is a practical yet understated hairstyle for men. Its side part is particularly effective with shorter haircuts and makes an impactful statement while adding character. Wear it with or without a beard and fade for a unique style; wear it over receding hairlines for disguising large foreheads or receding hairlines; even style it into an edgier Peaky Blinders-inspired disappear for added drama! When applying bleach to your hair, use plastic or latex gloves, as the mixture can stain and burn bare skin if exposed directly. Also, be sure to monitor its effects often since bleach takes up to 45 minutes to change its hue. As always, when bleaching your hair, it is recommended that a professional be present during this process; bleaching it on your own may result in patchy results, and may cause irreparable damage. In addition, after bleaching, you should use a toner to neutralize any remaining brassy or yellow tones.

Beard

Beards provide the ideal cover-up for guys with bleached hair. A beard can conceal that you are wearing a wig or your facial hair is thinned out. Furthermore, beards help shield against UV radiation from the sun and Tinea barbae, or “ringworm in the beard,” caused by fungal infections. From ancient history to the present day, men have used beards as an identity-hiding device. While touching someone else’s beard could result in physical altercations between rivals during medieval times, it is an indicator of strength and masculinity nowadays. A wide variety of beard dyes are on the market; some are permanent, while others fade over time. When choosing one to fit your skin tone, it is essential that it matches up well, and testing any new formula first on small areas of skin allows you to identify whether any irritation occurs from using it.