How to Bleach Virgin Asian Hair

Hello, ladies! Today, I'm excited to share my experience with bleaching my hair at home, but with a twist - this time it's for virgin hair! If you've ever thought about bleaching your hair at home and it's never been colored or bleached before, then this post is for you. I'll be sharing the process and tips specifically tailored for virgin black hair. Let's dive in!

(I'll make another separate post for processed hair next time)

Disclaimer: Before we begin, I want to emphasize that this post is based solely on my personal experience and is intended for those who are considering bleaching their hair at home. I am not a professional hair stylist or expert, so please keep in mind that results may vary. Ultimately, if you're uncertain or have any doubts, it's always best to seek the assistance of a professional hair salon. Safety first!

Beauteen EX Mega Bleach Before/After

Recently, I've been sticking with my dark purple hair tone because I haven't had time to touch up my roots. Dark hair seems easier to manage and looks healthier to me. However, I've started to feel a bit bored with it. So, I've decided to bleach my hair again. This time, I'm using Beauteen.

Palty Hair Bleach Sparkling Blonde quick review

Yesterday, I finally bleached my hair! Yeeaayy! You probably already saw it on my Instagram, hahah. I've been wanting to try Palty for a while now, but I kept putting it off because the process seemed more complicated than using Liese.

I actually planned to post about this experiment yesterday, but I ended up falling asleep because I was so tired. I have so much work to do lately!

Anyway, I picked up 2 boxes of this Palty hair bleach. Isn't the packaging just adorable? o(≧▽≦)o

I'm not sure if she's the new Palty model, but I also miss Tsu-chan! She always looked amazing in Palty ads.