Q1: What is face bleach used for?

Face bleach is primarily used to lighten the facial hair, and thus make it less visible against the skin.

Q2: Does face bleach remove facial hair?

No. Face bleach lightens the appearance of facial hair rather than removing it from the skin.

Q3: Can I use face bleach for tanning?

Some products are positioned around D-Tan care, but face bleach should not automatically be considered a treatment for tanning. Check the product's stated purpose before use.

Q4: Is face bleach suitable for sensitive skin?

It depends on the product and your skin. Check the ingredients of a new bleach and follow patch-test guidelines as recommended.

Q5: How often can I use face bleach?

Follow the frequency recommended by the specific product. Using it more often than directed does not mean you will get better results.

Q6: Can I use face bleach on acne-prone skin?

Use caution if your skin is irritated, active or broken. Face bleach is not an acne treatment and should not be applied over compromised skin.

Q7: Can I use face bleach after a face scrub?

It is best not to mix potentially irritating treatments without checking the product directions first. Give your skin a chance to rest before applying another potentially irritating product after exfoliation.

Q8: Should I moisturise after face bleaching?

A light moisturiser can help keep skin feeling comfortable after you've taken the product off. Follow any after-care advice that comes with the bleach.