Lightening Hair Naturally?

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Em W.

Apr 27, 2013

Em W.

Hey ladies! How can I lighten my hair naturally? I have heard that lemon juice works but would it work for me? My hair is a light brown but I want it to be lighter! Liek more blonde! What could I do!

Em W.

Apr 27, 2013

Em W.

This is my hair color now! Please help thanks ladies! XX

Kelsey M.

Apr 27, 2013

Kelsey M.

I have heard that mixing lemon juice with conditioner and putting it in a spray bottle works. Maybe add a touch of water if its too thick so you can spray it, you spray it on your hair and leave it on for a little bit then wash it out. I don't know a whole lot about it so you may have to google it :)

Em W.

Apr 27, 2013

Em W.

K thanks! xx

Tealy A.

Apr 28, 2013

Tealy A.

Spritz Hydrogen Peroxide on your hair in a spray bottle. My sisters hair was light brown but it made her hair like a dirty blonde!

Karla F.

Apr 28, 2013

Karla F.

Using honey to lighen your hair really works. My sister conditioned her hair everyday with honey and her dark brown hair changed into lighter brown She noticed a change in about 2 months.She got this idea from AndreasChoice on youtube (: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ddY6mHt0Lzo.

Madelyn F.

Apr 28, 2013

Madelyn F.

Lemon juice and direct sun light! Perfect for a tannin day outside!

Madelyn F.

Apr 28, 2013

Madelyn F.

Tanning*

Ty R.

Apr 28, 2013

Ty R.

Honey and shea butter have been proven to lighten hair over time.

Summer R.

Apr 28, 2013

Summer R.

Lemon juice x

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