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Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes when performed professionally. We use gentle, organic-based formulas and perform a pre-treatment patch test. Clients with active irritation, open wounds, or severe rosacea should avoid bleaching until cleared by our therapist or a physician.
Typically between twenty and thirty minutes, including consultation and a brief patch test. Exact timing depends on hair density and desired lightening, but the procedure is quick, allowing clients to schedule it conveniently between other salon services.
Bleach does not remove hair—it lightens pigment so hair becomes less visible against your skin. For hair removal, waxing or threading is required. Bleaching is ideal for fine peach fuzz and improving overall facial brightness without changing hair texture.
Results usually last two to four weeks, depending on hair growth rate and skin exfoliation. Gradual fading occurs as new hair grows and skin naturally renews; regular maintenance appointments can help maintain consistent brightness.
Avoid harsh exfoliants, retinoids, and prolonged sun exposure for 24–48 hours. Use gentle cleansers, SPF, and a calming moisturizer. If redness or sensitivity persists beyond a day, contact the salon for advice or a follow-up patch evaluation.
Many safer, mild formulas are acceptable, but we recommend consulting your obstetrician first. Our therapists will perform a patch test and may offer alternative gentle brightening options if you prefer to avoid bleaching during pregnancy or breastfeeding.