Baking soda to lighten hair? HELP.

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Kat R.

Apr 5, 2013

Kat R.

Okay guys, I've decided this is way to dark for my liking.. I would like to lighten it a bit without using chemicals.. Anyone know of a way?

Aliyah G.

Apr 5, 2013

Aliyah G.

Lemon juice. If you take lemon juice and put it where you want your hair to be lighter and then go out into the sun and the sun will bleach it lighter.

Sarah M.

Apr 5, 2013

Sarah M.

I heard lemon juice makes your hair look red. I was going to do that but I was warned not tii.

Aliyah G.

Apr 5, 2013

Aliyah G.

Oh ok well I got the idea from glee so maybe not

Tiffany P.

Apr 5, 2013

Tiffany P.

I've done lemon juice and it just turns your hair like a shade or two lighter. My mom does it too and she's a natural blonde. We've had no problems with our hair turning red. :)

Charlotte G.

Apr 5, 2013

Charlotte G.

Try lemon juice or store products that naturally lighten hair a wash or even henna a herbal mix but that with turn it lighter but with a redish tinge x hope I helped x

Manal M.

Apr 5, 2013

Manal M.

Mix cinnamon into your conditioner, apply it to your hair and cover it with a plastic bag or shower cap, leave it for an hour, or overnight.

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