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Bleached and over-processed hair can be a nightmare to deal with. The dryness and damage can leave you feeling frustrated, but fear not, there are ways to fix your hair and restore it to its former ...

If you're searching for a versatile way to restore moisture to bleached hair, look no further than a hair oil. Hair oils — sometimes called hair serums — can be used as a treatment or as a styling ...

Every product on this page was chosen by a Harper's BAZAAR editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. “Bleaching the hair is a very in-depth process,” Pearl explains. “A ...

According to Ikeda, “Keratin, collagen, and protein are all great ingredients to look for in a leave-in conditioner for bleached hair.” Ikeda explains that these ingredients help to build back broken ...

If you’re planning on a drastic color change, it can be difficult to pull it off yourself. Trying to go from dark brown to bleach blonde takes a lot of time and skill, so you’re probably going to be ...

Bleached hair may be gorgeous in its lighter, more vibrant colour, but it strips the hair of protein and natural moisture. And the outcome? Dry, rough, brittle locks that are susceptible to breakage.

Parvin Klein is the color director of Bergdorf Goodman’s Salon YOSHIKO in New York City. She has more than 35 years of experience with celebrity clients including Martha Stewart and Kathy Hilton.