Beach Bleach Spray: Fashion Trend or Hidden Danger

With summer on its way, we always find that the popularity of "beach bleach" sprays on the rise. These products promise fast and easy hair lightening and yes - they give the result. But are there drawbacks? As a team of hair enthusiasts today we wanted to unveil the truth about these popular items.

What are Beach Bleach Sprays?

They are affordable hair lightener sprays that gained recognition because of an easy "sun-kissed" look. That is usually possible through use of citric acid and other active components (it depends on manufacturer). These components activate the oxidation process and melanin from your hair breaks down, making hair color lighter.

Why is that bad?

The result from these types of products is an uneven tone that's very hard to work with.

Blondhaus owner, Anna Gorodnicha puts it this way:

"Beach bleach spray is a No No! Causes massive warmth that's hard to lighten and get rid of."

Brassy and orange tones can be one of results. The other - is uneven colour. Because these sprays often depend on heat activation, the result is uneven and zoned. Sometimes after that you need a full color correction to restore the original look. Also, while having moisturising and restoring components, they can dry hair, leading to frizz.

So what to do?

If you don't want unpredictability or dry hair, but still want the "sun-kissed" look, we offer alternatives - choose other products from our shop, or contact us for a free consultation.

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