What are the side effects of beard bleaching agents?

Beard bleaching agent is also called hair bleaching agent. It has a good bleaching effect on fine hair and can be considered a cosmetic. Especially for some women, if the hair is too heavy, this method can be used for bleaching. When using it, you should be aware of some side effects. Do not use it on the perineum because this area is a relatively sensitive area. In addition, it cannot be used frequently and cannot be used when the skin is inflamed or allergic.

Precautions

Beard bleaching agents can be used on eyebrows, fine facial hair, beards and other hairy parts. Do not use on the perineum, which is a sensitive area. At the same time, you can try it on multiple parts before use: arms, legs, etc., and after covering the skin, the waiting time should not exceed 8 minutes.

Do not use if the skin is damaged, inflamed, allergic, or has wounds.

Expert advice

Never use a razor or tweezers to pluck or shave your facial hair. This way, the hair will remain in the pores, which can easily cause keratin hyperplasia, block pores, or even cause hair to grow inwards and cause folliculitis.

Within the specified time, use UCOSE bleaching agent correctly to bleach the hair. When using bleaching agent, you should have enough time and follow the process of using Ucox Calming Soothing Solution No. I first, then using Ucox Bleaching Agent, and finally using Ucox Repairing Soothing Solution No. II.

Before bleaching your beard, use UCO Calming Soothing Solution No. 1 to form a barrier and calm the skin. When using a bleaching agent, strictly control it to be washed within 5 to 8 minutes, avoid excessive friction, and use it gently to ensure that the skin is not damaged.

After bleaching the beard, use UCO Repair Soothing Fluid II to nourish and moisturize, calm and soothe the skin, and slow down the rapid growth of hair.

Target Group

Women who wish to eliminate facial hair, moustache, etc.

People who want to improve their eyebrows due to dark color, excessive and thick hair.

People who have thick black hair on their arms and legs due to genetics or endocrine disorders.

principle

The bleaching agent consists of a bleaching cream (cream) and a catalyst (powder). When using, you need to first completely mix the bleaching cream and catalyst, and then use the mixed paste to cover and wrap the hair to achieve the purpose of full oxidation and bleaching.

Since the use of bleaching agents does not cause any damage to the hair or hair follicles, it only oxidizes the pigments contained in the hair, so continuous use is required. Depending on the different times of hair growth and natural shedding for different people, it is necessary to use bleaching agent again every two weeks to a month to bleach the grown hair again.