In a lifetime, several times. In a short period of time, it's not recommended more than once.
You will know if your hair is over processed by its unhealthy (and often unflattering) appearance. It may appear dry, frizzy, brittle, excessive split ends, dry and/or itchy and/or red scalp, easily breaking during even gentle brushing, or a combination of the above.
BUT if you take excellent care of your hair, deep condition once a week or more and stuff like that, I would say around 10 times if you have strong hair.. I have bleached mine about 11 times and it still looks healthy. BUT I didn't go crazy and bleach it white every time or anything, it gradually went white (I use semi-perm hair dyes so that is good).
They won't stop dubbing bleach until the last episode that they have to do.
Detergent will counteract the bleach
it wont be released until 2012 you can go to youtube and type in bleach live action trailer and see the trailer.
no i have done it many times without noticing until i saw the white marks from the undiluted powdered soap still on them but it could cause problems if they were washed in bleach because if the bleach is heated it will accelerate the deterioration of the fibers
until December 09 2008
24-48 hours
You have to bleach your hair before you dye it, because the bleach lightens your hair. You can't put dye on your hair until it's light, and you cannot mix the two together.
I actually had to do that a few times today because I had no wasp spray in the house. I waited until they got low enough and started spraying it with bleach which made it go to a window which I sprayed it a few more times after it landed. It could not fly and seemed like it was dieng so I just smashed it in the end.
it stores data until it can be processed it discards excess data
To hold information temporarily until it is ready to be saved or processed.
With a cloth. Immediately. Then wipe up the entire affected area with a wet or damp cloth until you are certain the bleach is gone.
The proteins are activated when you move. While moving they are being processed and then broke down until they are all used up.