Bleaching a preschoolers unwanted hair?

My little girl is three and truly beautiful,inside and out. I'm getting a bit concerned though, because she has a light brown colored monobrow and dark hair on her back and legs. I'm thinking about bleaching it over the summer, but I'm worried that I'm doing it too early in her little life. Is it okay to start before it bothers HER and the teasing starts?





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Bleaching a preschoolers unwanted hair?
I think that you should wait until it bothers her. Kids that age aren't concerned with stuff like that. If you start changing her appearance now she might begin to feel like there's something wrong with her. If a couple years from now she mentions it then maybe do something about it, but I think that three is too young.
Reply:dont bleach it it will irritate her instead buy some "SUN IN" and use a blow dryer on low the heat activates the lightening agent it isnt as rough as bleach alone - and yes I do find this weird a preschooler is way to young to have these issues but if u must..
Reply:if it doesn't bother the girl, why do it? pluck the brow, but don't bleach her!
Reply:Who does it bother Her or YOU? Leave her alone, focus on other things about her besides her looks. Everyone gets teased for something. Get over it.
Reply:Absolutely not! Don't bleach her hair! I'm saying this from experience, I'm 19 and I was (still am) a hairy baby. Leave on her. Eventually, yes, she may hate it. But when she's older she'll be proud to be different. Believe me...I am! She might feel more comfortable in herself too, if she can believe that she's beautiful not DESPITE the hair - but WITH the hair.
Reply:this is a pretty touchy subject. i think that is for your daughter to decide though. she might be 3 but you dont need to have a cause for concern until there is a problem. if she isnt being teased yet for her uniqueness then there is no need to bleach her unwanted hair, but if it starts to be a burden in her life and is affecting the way she interacts with others then it might be help. just dont make any rash desicions before you know for a fact that it is the right time. just use your motherly instincts, and hey if your wrong it happens. just be happy you learned from your mistake. good luck to you and your daughter :]
Reply:you will give your daughter a complex if you start bleaching leave her alone tell her she is beutifull and not to care what people think or say if you bring up something like this to her you will make her feel like she really has a bad thing wrong with her and she is too young to have to worry what people think about her let her be a kid while she can , i would never put my kids threw the bleaching or anything like it just because i was a fraid of what people might say , if they say something your her mother stand up for her
Reply:By all means, I suggest you DO bleach her hair and pluck those undesirable eyebrows. Three years old is the perfect age for your daughter to start learning that her mother values her for her external beauty, and that the world cannot accept any physical imperfections. You may also want to start enlisting your daughter into children's beauty pageants. Have her aspire to become the next Jon-Benet Ramsey! Your daughter will learn the valuable lesson that she can't receive your love %26amp; approval until she has perfected her outward beauty to your liking.





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Reply:You could always let the sun bleach the hair for you. It's way safer than chemicals and as long as she has sunscreen on. A little fun in the sun will do her wonders. Her hair will lighten on it's own. Even if it is brown. My hair is brown and when I was little it went blonde due to being outside in the sun so much.
Reply:SHES ONLY IN PRESKOOL..GIVE IT SUM TIME AND C HOW MUCH IT HAS PROGRESS