Help! Lighter hair ideas?

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Delana T.

Apr 27, 2014

Delana T.

Any home remedies to help lighten my dirty blonde hair?

Jessica V.

Apr 27, 2014

Jessica V.

I have the same problem girl. Do not bleach your whole head whatever you do! Just put highlights in. It helps sooooo much.

Symone B.

Apr 27, 2014

Symone B.

Actually, there are a couple ways to lighten your hair. My fave way is using creme developer only. I've done this many times before using 40 vol developer. It takes longer than in combination with bleach to process since it isn't as strong. But it does lighten it. I went from black to light brown with developer only. Be patient, and make sure to use a neutralizing shampoo to restore the ph

Shannon B.

Apr 27, 2014

Shannon B.

I don't know about home remedies. But you don't have to bleach your hair to get lighter hair. You can just get a box really blonde hair dye. I did this with my sister. She also has dirty blonde hair and it turned it to a regular blonde color instead of dirty.

Alexus S.

Apr 27, 2014

Alexus S.

Rub a lemon on your hair then either blow dry it or go out in the sun!

Kelly A.

Apr 27, 2014

Kelly A.

Actually, use chamomile or lemons! Sounds weird but it works! But for a fast more effective way I have this spray you spray in your hair called "sun in" and you just go in the sun after you spray it and it lightens your hair ALOT!!

Miss M.

Apr 27, 2014

Miss M.

There is a shampoo and conditioner that naturally lightens your hair

It's called the John Frieda go blonder

I also recommend if you decide to use anything like what has been suggested without a professional test it on a strand of hair first


I also recommend getting it done at the hairdresser it really is safer and it pretty much sure that it will get to the colour you want and if anything goes wrong they will fix it (and you have someone to blame😂)

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