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Maria R.

Sep 4, 2014

Maria R.

So, I bleached my very own natural beautiful blonde hair and by myself..just wanted to go for a more intense light blonde and ended up with damaged hair...luckily only some parts are damaged, half of bangs and bottom areas where they were always weak from sun and heat...and now they are frizzy and stretchy when wet, yet not that too bad but bearable,fortunately whole hair is in good condition , just a little bit dryness...I really regret now what I did to my hair.. I miss how silky it was...so I gave up blow drying for sometime...doing homemade masks with olive oil mayonnaise and honey...but what other things should I do to get rid of this stretchy parts asap and if trimming isnt an option, please I need all the professional and non professional advices. I can't cut off those parts cos they are in the bottom...so HELP MEE I want my lovely blondy silky hair back:'(

Krupa B.

Sep 4, 2014

Krupa B.

Oil treatments should help but you need a tr.

Krupa B.

Sep 4, 2014

Krupa B.

trim

Maria R.

Sep 4, 2014

Maria R.

The dealbreaker is that the stretchy part is in the bottom of my hair and I can't cut it off :( but I trimmed the damaged ends.

Alli P.

Sep 4, 2014

Alli P.

What do you mean by the "bottom of your hair"? The ends, or the underneath layer?

Shaye M.

Sep 5, 2014

Shaye M.

How did you bleach it? What level of peroxide, etc? And how long did you leave it on? It's super unusual that your hair is that stringy feeling after just one bleach. What sort of hair do you have? Fine thin hair, thick, frizzy, etc? All I can suggest is giving it time to be honest, that feeling doesn't just go away and it really takes a few months for your hair to come back from that feeling. Try using deep moisturising hair treatments and use no heat, etc.for at least a month. It's also Really important that you're gentle with your hair when it's when when it's in that state, don't brush it; if you do need to use a wide toothed comb instead of a brush and if you have it, leave in oils are pretty essential to bleached hair to make it feel softer and more supple.

Shaye M.

Sep 5, 2014

Shaye M.

When it's wet* what even haha

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