What Happens If You Put Hydrogen Peroxide In Your Hair

Cuticle damage can lead to breakage.

It will become lighter in color. Is it bad for my hair. Lightening your hair with hydrogen peroxide can damage the cuticle because the hydrogen peroxide needs to enter through your hair cuticle to dye the hair. Ok so about 1 or 2 weeks ago i had to use hydrogen peroxide on my mouth lip area because i had to clean it with it.

In the weeks leading up to the bleaching you should not dye or otherwise process your hair. You can also use an spf hair spray before you go outside. You can do this by pouring hydrogen peroxide one cup down the drainage every 14 days. When you have a large buildup of hydrogen peroxide in your hair it can react with uv rays and bleach your hair faster leading to more gray or white hairs.

Allow it to settle for an hour and then pour several cups of hot water down the drainage. If you think you can just apply some hydrogen peroxide on your hair wait a couple of minutes and then rinse and expect lighter tone you are wrong. I rubbed some hydrogen peroxide on my moustache on the hair under my bottom lip and a little on the beard on my chin and cheek. Sorry mods if i placed this in the wrong place again please put this in the correct spot if needed.

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Yes the hydrogen peroxide produced naturally in our bodies interferes with melanin which is the pigment that colors our hair. Your hair will become much lighter if you repeat this process in smaller doses every day for a week than if you use a whole bottle of hydrogen peroxide on your hair one night. When you go outside put on a hat or a headscarf to protect your hair follicles and keep them healthy. Yes this does cause a lightening.

Hydrogen peroxide itself is a harmful chemical but it is diluted before being used on the hair so only a small amount goes on your head. The key to success is starting with healthy hair. The process is complex and has nothing to do with bleaching. The final color also depends on what color your hair was to start out with.

Even old hair dyes can affect your result. To help the hydrogen peroxide to get into the hair to reach the pigment another chemical like ammonia is normally added. However there are alternatives that don t use ammonia. Colorist kathy debski says hydrogen peroxide lightens hair by penetrating the strands cortex and breaking apart the melanin inside and stripping dark color.

Also it will be so dry that you will curse yourself for putting hydrogen peroxide to your hair.