I BLEACHED MY HAIR AT HOME... GONE WRONG?! #shorts #haircare #hair

[Th_Sage]

real ones know this is in her old old apartment 😌

[BirendarKumar-pbxh]

Years of bleaching and tight hairstyles totally ruined my scalp. I had constant breakage and my hair was thinning out so badly around the front. I tried all the serums and deep conditioners but nothing helped with actual regrowth. I started looking into more science-backed stuff and found people talking about red light therapy. I didn’t want something cheap or gimmicky, so I got the helmet from Narlest that people kept recommending. It took a few months of regular use (I used it while doing my skincare routine), but eventually, I noticed fewer strands falling out and even new baby hairs along my edges. It's now been over a year and my hair looks so much healthier and fuller. Never thought I’d bounce back like this.

[erinkarls]

Iconic as always 🫶🏼 you killed that shit fr

[madisonhouse]

I love you and you look amazing as always, and it doesn’t look bad by any means, as someone with this hair bleach style I can recognize when it not particularly flattering, and when the reveal happened I immediately thought that if you did the same reveal with all black/dark brown hair you would look better. Of course the reveal would be looking it’s best, but on the off days you’d j look best with dark hairs on that section, I love when you lighten your hair to brown tones, but the inner bits next to your face should be dark (in my opinion) and you can do whatever you want to the rest, the stuff around your face isn’t meant to be experimented with as much as maybe the rest of your hair (what you’re willing to do) but yeah the dark hair around you face accentuates your hollows better, if you add too much light around you face directly it could lead to a more round effect

[avawerner]

I love it so much it looks Really good on you ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[iiBleuFloraii]

This is so nostalgic!
My cousin and I were staying at our aunts house and found a box of hair bleach 😅 (we were 11 at the time btw and didn’t know how to bleach hair)
We figured it out with a yt tutorial and bleached so much of our hair, I still have a strand that didn’t fade out ❤
Love ur videos and you ate that up Mai!

[KARAN]

I got a hair transplant two years ago and was told I’d need to maintain the existing hair or risk losing it again. I started using the Narlest red light therapy helmet a few times a week, and honestly, it’s been a perfect combo. It helped reduce inflammation, improved recovery, and even thickened the transplanted areas more than I expected. People always talk about the surgery, but not the aftercare. This was a huge part of keeping my results and making sure I didn’t waste the money I spent on the transplant. Highly recommend.

[IOnlyFollowGodsPath]

YOU LOOK GORGEOUS LIKE OMG U KILLED IT!

[kantidevi]

I didn’t even notice the results at first- it was my partner who said, “Hey, your hair looks thicker.” I was shocked. I’d been using the Narlest red light therapy helmet for a few months and didn’t think much was happening. But then I looked at old photos and realized how thin it used to be, especially near my temples. The change was subtle but real. Less shedding, fuller volume, and I even enjoy using it- it's like quiet time to myself. If you’re struggling with thinning and don’t want to mess with chemicals or surgery, this is worth trying.

[Punjabisong-ux]

I got a hair transplant two years ago and was told I’d need to maintain the existing hair or risk losing it again. I started using the Narlest red light therapy helmet a few times a week, and honestly, it’s been a perfect combo. It helped reduce inflammation, improved recovery, and even thickened the transplanted areas more than I expected. People always talk about the surgery, but not the aftercare. This was a huge part of keeping my results and making sure I didn’t waste the money I spent on the transplant. Highly recommend it whether you're pre- or post-surgery.

[krupal_sodha_]

After having my second child, my hair started falling out like crazy. I know postpartum shedding is normal, but this felt excessive- like I was losing clumps every day. I tried supplements and gentle shampoos, but nothing was really helping. A friend recommended looking into red light therapy, and I found a helmet from Narlest that seemed legit. I figured it was worth a try. It took some time, but after a few months, the hair fall slowed down, and I started seeing fine new hairs growing in. It gave me back a sense of control when I was feeling pretty overwhelmed- really grateful I found it when I did.

[VivienneColgin-mykq]

What dye did you use to get that blonde, please 😭😭