Facial is a multi-step beauty treatment including cleansing, scrubbing, massage, and face packs to refresh and brighten the skin. Bleaching, on the other hand, uses chemicals to lighten unwanted facial hair and even out skin tone by acting on the upper skin layer.

Both treatments affect the skin’s upper layer. Since facial treatments like scrubbing and massage already make the skin sensitive, applying bleach immediately afterward can cause:

• Skin irritation




• Rashes




• Allergic reactions

So, doing bleaching and facial together may harm the skin.

• Recommended: Get bleaching done first, then follow up with a facial. This helps soothe the skin after bleaching and reduces the chance of irritation.




• Doing facial first and then bleaching can increase sensitivity, making the bleach chemicals harsher on your skin.

• Bleach should always suit your skin type. Avoid bleaching if your skin is very sensitive or prone to allergies.




• Consider herbal bleach options for safer use, especially if you have normal or oily skin.




• Always perform a patch test before bleaching to check for any adverse reactions.



• For a natural glow without bleaching risks, fruit facials or light face packs are good alternatives.

In short: It’s better not to do bleaching and facial simultaneously to avoid skin problems. If you want both, get bleach first and facial later under expert guidance.

In short: It’s better not to do bleaching and facial simultaneously to avoid skin problems. If you want both, get bleach first and facial later under expert guidance.