脱 色 剤(だっしょくざい)

だっしょくざい

noun

decolorizing agent; bleach (for hair)

1. decolorizing agent; bleach used to remove color

A chemical product that removes color from hair, fabric, or other material. Especially common for the hair bleach used to lighten hair before dyeing.

脱色剤(だっしょくざい)を使(つか)う。

To use a decolorizing agent.

髪(かみ)を染(そ)める前(まえ)に脱色剤(だっしょくざい)で明(あか)るくする。

Before dyeing the hair, you lighten it with a decolorizing agent.

脱色剤(だっしょくざい)は刺激(しげき)が強(つよ)いので、使(つか)いすぎに注意(ちゅうい)する。

Decolorizing agents are harsh, so be careful not to overuse them.

Compound of 脱色(だっしょく) (removing color) + 剤(ざい) (agent, preparation). Most often refers to hair bleach, but also to color removers for cloth or other materials.

Common collocations

脱色剤(だっしょくざい)を塗(ぬ)る: to apply the decolorizing agent
市販(しはん)の脱色剤(だっしょくざい): a commercially sold bleach

Similar words

漂白剤(ひょうはくざい): bleach — mainly for whitening laundry and removing stains
染料(せんりょう): dye — adds color rather than removing it

Related Words

Compare: 漂白剤(ひょうはくざい) (bleach)

Compare: 染料(せんりょう) (dye)

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Added 2026.6.27 9:21 · Revised 2026.9.2 13:02

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