Lightened my roots WITHOUT bleach!!
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Jun 10, 2014
Ashley C.
So, my regrowth was in desperate need of attention but I was out of bleach so I used baking soda and peroxide an it actually worked 😄 my hair is naturally medium/light ashy (yucky) brown, so I had to leave it on for thirty minutes and used a hair dryer for the first five minutes. It didn't cause any damage and it's actually looking healthier than it was before I lightened it. So happy I had to share lol.
Jun 10, 2014
Brittany F.
That can't be too good, but definitely glad it worked for you! Try not to overdo it though :)
Jun 10, 2014
Ashley C.
Thanks Renay! Haha yeah... My youngest sis... Didn't even notice her until you said something lol. Thanks, Brittany. It actually easier on your hair that dyes/bleach. :)
Jun 10, 2014
Mya T.
Woah that's crazy how it can go into that brown into a very very light blonde! Crazy! I would do this but I'm way to scared.
Jun 10, 2014
Shaye M.
This is great! I'm glad it worked for you.. This may be my last resort when I'm out of bleach next if I'm brave enough lol 😉
Jun 10, 2014
Ashley C.
Ikr Mya. I would be careful doing it on super dark hair lol yours looks jut a little darker than mine. There's a strong possibility it would turn orange. If you wan to try it you could do it on a little strand under your hair :)
Jun 10, 2014
Ashley C.
Lol Shaye :)
Jun 10, 2014
Laura L.
I did this too, using peroxide and baking soda turned my very dark natural brown hair blonde. I had to do a couple sessions but I did it in like 1 week:)
Jun 10, 2014
Roz X.
Peroxide is found in developer so maybe I'm missing something. I use 20% when lifting. I'd rather be safe and know what percentage I was using for my scalp's health.
Jun 10, 2014
Ashley C.
Hi, Rozzberry :) I used drugstore peroxide, which is also used for cleaning minor cuts and abrasions. It's safer for your scalp that the normal developer because it leaves out all the other chemicals :)