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Bleaching is a process of making hair in facial areas, less visible. Hair bleaching had a big resurgence in popularity after Marilyn Monroe became a cultural icon. Usually this is a two-step process. First the hair is bleached and then a hair color toner is applied. Bleaching is not a way of hair removal, but many women use bleaching as a cheap method of covering the presence of unwanted hair by removing the hair's natural pigment. Common body parts for bleaching include the beard area, upper lip, and the arms. The active ingredients in bleaching agents are hydrogen peroxide and sulfates as activating agents, a combination that bleaches, softens, and oxidizes hair. There are a number of commercial bleaches are available on the market today, and the manufacturer's instructions are easy to follow. As with chemical depilatories, perform a small patch test to assess for allergic reaction. The disadvantages of bleaching include skin irritation, temporary skin discoloration, pruritus, and the prominence of bleached hair against tanned or naturally dark skin.
Bleaching will lighten body and facial hair so that it blends in to fair skin. The problem with bleaching is that should not be done with regular hair color as the skin is too delicate. Also actually the best way how to bleach your skin would be to go to a professional beauty salon and have it done by a person who has had some kind of training in hair removal and bleaching. The positive side of using a professional for bleaching after hair removal is that they have right kind of materials and more experience, therefore the probability that everything will work properly is as high as it can be. Of course it might cost a bit more than buying the necessary products for you as the labor and professional beauty shop workers have quite high salaries, but as it was said before the chance of success is extremely high and therefore you should not be afraid of bleaching .
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