How to Hydrate and Repair Bleached Hair
- Bleach weakens and dehydrates hair by opening the cuticle and stripping natural oils.
- Wash less frequently and use ultra-moisturizing conditioners to avoid further drying.
- Weekly DIY or store-bought masks can deeply nourish fragile strands.
- Always treat bleached hair gently—especially when wet or towel-drying.
- Add oils before and after washing to lock in hydration and protect from damage.
- Avoid hot tools in the first 3 weeks post-bleach; opt for gloss or keratin treatments instead.
- Support hair health with hydration, diet, and protective habits like silk pillowcases and UV defense
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Patricia
January 15, 2024
What are some of the products to use
Brandy
March 30, 2022
I was hoping that you would go into true details on how to rehydrate the hair which includes to balance the moisture/protein and give a weekly product guided routine to follow after bleaching.
It is hard to know which products to use for the protein treatment and the ones that are to use to rehydrate or remoisturize. (All three are different.)
Michaela Hemsley
November 10, 2020
Thanks for explaining that using a hair oil can help prevent frizz and keep your hair shiny. I recently bleached my hair white-blonde because I thought it would be cute for the winter. However, it dried out my hair pretty badly, so I’ll have to look into getting an oil that can help hydrate it so it doesn’t start breaking off at the ends. http://xoticsproducts.com/collections/hair/products/kasmere-hair-oil-treatment-sweet-jamila-oil
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