TIPS FOR BLEACH? 

he steps below using bleach to lighten facial and body hair are only a general reference. Be sure to follow the manufacturer’s specific directions for using their body or face bleach.
Difficulty: Easy
Time Required: Patch test is first. Then after 24 hours bleaching facial or body hair takes 20 minutes or less.

# Purchase bleaching cream. You can get on online, or go to your local beauty supply store.(Compare Prices) Only use bleach that is created for the face and body, and not hair on the head.

# Patch test. Mix product according to the directions and apply it to a small area of your arm for 15 minutes, or as suggested by maker of product. If you don’t see any redness or irritation within 24 hours, then go ahead with bleaching the area you want.

# Clean area. Lightly wash skin with cool water and gentle soap. Don’t exfoliate skin or use hot water, as this can open the pores and make skin more sensitive to the bleach.

# Mix product as directed. Avoid changing the ratio of cream and powder thinking the stronger, the better. Only mix it when you are ready to begin, so the product is potent.

# Apply product. Make sure the hair is completely covered and saturated, but do not rub into skin.

# Allow it to work. Leave product on about 10 minutes or amount of time suggested by the manufacturer. If it starts to sting or burn, take it off immediately.

# Check it. Remove bleach from a small portion of hair with cool water and see if it’s lightened enough. If not, cover back small area of hair and keep bleach on another 5 minutes.

# Take bleach off. Using cool water remove all bleach and pat dry using a towel.

# Throw away any leftover bleach. Product that has been mixed cannot be saved.

Answered by John George at 6:30 PM on September 11, 2008

Do not bleach more than once a month because it has harmful chemicals that can roughen your skin surface over the period of time. After every bleach have a quick steam by applying moisutriser on your face. Steaming once every week will help your skin stay clean & unaffected by bleaching chemicals.

Answered by Shubhavani at 7:46 PM on September 10, 2008

SKIN BLEACHING is the most common method for bleaching skin area generally applied in the beauty parlors for giving a golden color to the unwanted facial hairs of the skin.
here is the method by which you can bleach your skin at home easily.

TIPS FOR BLEACH
# Purchase bleaching cream. You can get on online, or go to your local beauty supply store.(Compare Prices) Only use bleach that is created for the face and body, and not hair on the head.

# Patch test. Mix product according to the directions and apply it to a small area of your arm for 15 minutes, or as suggested by maker of product. If you don’t see any redness or irritation within 24 hours, then go ahead with bleaching the area you want.

# Clean area. Lightly wash skin with cool water and gentle soap. Don’t exfoliate skin or use hot water, as this can open the pores and make skin more sensitive to the bleach.

# Mix product as directed. Avoid changing the ratio of cream and powder thinking the stronger, the better. Only mix it when you are ready to begin, so the product is potent.

# Apply product. Make sure the hair is completely covered and saturated, but do not rub into skin.

# Allow it to work. Leave product on about 10 minutes or amount of time suggested by the manufacturer. If it starts to sting or burn, take it off immediately.

# Check it. Remove bleach from a small portion of hair with cool water and see if it’s lightened enough. If not, cover back small area of hair and keep bleach on another 5 minutes.

# Take bleach off. Using cool water remove all bleach and pat dry using a towel.

# Throw away any leftover bleach. Product that has been mixed cannot be saved.

Answered by NEVIDITA at 3:17 PM on September 08, 2008

Here are some suggestions for getting the best results from bleach:

Use a good product. Generic or house brands vary in quality. I prefer Clorox.
Use the right amount. You need about a cup for a normal load, 1-1/4 cups for a heavy load.
Don't pour bleach right onto clothes. Dilute it: 3 cups water to 1 cup bleach. (Put aside an old, clean milk carton as a measuring tool).
To get brightest results, first add detergent to washer, then add clothes, then start machine, and add bleach only after agitation starts. Adding bleach early may destroy enzymes and whiteners that make detergent more effective.
Don't bother to soak items in bleach more than fifteen minutes. It's ineffective after that and may damage fibers.
Some items (though usually not towels) yellow when chlorine bleach is used on them. Check the label.
If you have followed all these instructions and your towels are still dingy ... you need new towels.

Answered by Sree Kutti at 1:53 PM on September 08, 2008

Here are some suggestions for getting the best results from bleach:

Use a good product. Generic or house brands vary in quality. I prefer Clorox.
Use the right amount. You need about a cup for a normal load, 1-1/4 cups for a heavy load.
Don't pour bleach right onto clothes. Dilute it: 3 cups water to 1 cup bleach. (Put aside an old, clean milk carton as a measuring tool).
To get brightest results, first add detergent to washer, then add clothes, then start machine, and add bleach only after agitation starts. Adding bleach early may destroy enzymes and whiteners that make detergent more effective.
Don't bother to soak items in bleach more than fifteen minutes. It's ineffective after that and may damage fibers.
Some items (though usually not towels) yellow when chlorine bleach is used on them. Check the label.

Answered by alok at 12:08 PM on September 08, 2008

You can use" Fem bleach " because they have not side effect .When using fem fairness bleach for the first time ,prepare a small application as per instructions and apply it on arm.If excess irritation occurs,then you are allergic to the product ,if not you may proceed with the application.This bleach use after 15 days.
Bleaching hidden your dark spots maximum 15 days . If you get your bleach for long time then you can use home made bleach .You can use tomato juice or potato juice on your face daily.

Answered by Seema at 10:33 AM on September 08, 2008

Squeeze half a lemon and mix the juice with one beaten egg white. Leave on your face overnight or, for a quick pick-me-up, just 15 minutes. use warm water on your face to rinse. It helps to removes spots, because the lemon works as a bleaching agent.

Answered by Jyothi at 10:15 AM on September 08, 2008

well,Using bleach for lightening hair is more risky than most hair coloring processes. But with that risk comes great reward.

Bleaching hair effectively strips what appears to be our "natural" hair color, exposing the underlying pigment lurking beneath the surface.

Depending on how dark your hair is naturally, your underlying pigment could range from rusty orange to pale yellow.
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Answered by Debashis at 9:49 AM on September 08, 2008