Bleached blondes, what is your number one tip for healthier bleached hair?

You fake blondes irritate me..

Bleached blondes, what is your number one tip for healthier bleached hair?

i use this stuff called blue ox or something like that. its at all sally hanson stores. its the only bleach thats in a blue container. then they have special conditioner just for when you bleach your hair. i forgot what its called but they are the only ones that sell it and its a dollar!!!! best condtioner i have ever used though.

Bleached blondes, what is your number one tip for healthier bleached hair?

im not bleeched. but i know that for heathier hair. ecpeciall yif you dye it.

1.get trims

2. deep condition at least once a week

3. if you dry/straighten/curl your hair use some kind of protecting spray

4. maybe go to the salon every now and then for the condition they work great.

Bleached blondes, what is your number one tip for healthier bleached hair?

Trims at the ends and lots of conditioning thats all that you really need

Bleached blondes, what is your number one tip for healthier bleached hair?

I do this once a week for incredibly soft and smooth hair.

Pop a little bit of olive oil in the microwave for a few seconds and then put it in your hair. Wrap a hair mask or a warm towel around your hair and stay with the oil on for about 20-30 minutes.

Shower right after, and shampoo as usual, but do not use conditioner. Your hair will probably feel really oily and gross even after you shampoo it, but blow drying it right after will leave you with super silky strands.

Other than that, just the usual tips. Try to stay away from straightening/curling irons. I usually only shampoo my hair every other day, or every 2 day, but I condition it almost every day while in the shower. My fav is the Aussie 3 min miracle conditioner. Try it out.

Bleached blondes, what is your number one tip for healthier bleached hair?

Be really careful not to get bleach on parts that are already bleached when you do touch ups. Do regular conditioning treatments. Get small trims every 4 weeks. Try not to shampoo as often. Once or twice a week is plenty. (unless your very active, dirty job, or an oily scalp)