i want to naturally bleach my hair.. wat do i use?

Question

i herd lemon juice once.. any suggestions?

i dont wanna use dye..

Answer 1

yeah lemon juice is good
or sun-in, which is a product with lemons in it that you can spray in your hair and then sit in the sun for a while and it will definitely lighten your hair!

Answer 2

Simple answer is: there is no way to "naturally" bleach out your hair.. BUT! You can get a bottle of this great product called "Sun-In." It uses the heat from the sun to naturally lighten your hair up to 4 or 5 shades. Depending on what your hair color is now, you will see significant results. Say you had almost black/brown hair. You would spray the entire bottle of Sun-In on your hair and chill in the sun for awhile. (like an hour for maybe 3 days, max). or if there is no sun you can blast your hair with a hair dryer for 10 minutes, taking a break every 5. Its really just the heat that makes it work, but the sun is another excuse for a tan! Your hair will lighten up to a warm dirty blonde. The lighter your current color, the lighter the results! Sun-In is the best way to lighten your hair because it doesn't have any harsh chemicals that will damage your hair. Plus if you aren't satisfied you can redo the Sun-In treatments over and over without harming your hair, where as bleach will totally FRY you hair! And if you want to go back to a darker color, Sun-In dyes over well. You never even know you were blonde! Lemmon juice only works if you originally have light blonde hair to begin with. And it gets stiff and sticky, smells funny, etc. Sun-In smells really good! I hope this helps. I have used Sun-In 100 times before and will never use bleach again! =)

Answer 3

You listen to the people on here and you will end up with orange, fried, damaged hair. First of all, how dark is your hair?? If it is quite dark to start with nothing will work except bleach! If it is lighter to start with then some of these ideas may lighten it but you will likely end up with orange hair and it will be dry and damaged. The only true way to "naturally bleach" (kind of a contradiction there!) is to spend time in the sun. Don't use Sun-In or lemon juice (beer? What the heck!??) or anything else these smarty pants have recommended!! Unless, of course, you want hair that looks like hooker hair!
The only way to lighten your hair and have it look soft, pretty, and semi-natural is to have it done by a professional. If you can't afford to do that then buy a kit you use at home and have a friend help you.
Any reputable stylist will tell you SUN-IN is THE WORST possible thing to use on your hair! Most salons will not color your hair or perm it or whatever if you have used Sun-in.

Answer 4

Lemon juice is good, but remember after you apply the juice, you need to be in the sun for the bleaching effect to take place. Also, lemon juice isn't as harsh on your hair as 'Sun-In', peroxide, or other types of lighteners. Use a good conditioner 2x a week and you should have naturally lightened and lusterous hair.

Answer 5

Lemon juice is the most common household hair-bleaching product, yes.

Answer 6

Lemon juice will lighten your hair. But you have to go in the sun with it.

Also believe it or not beer will also lighten your hair. And the smell goes away after a while. It's also good for your skin but careful with it in the sun you can burn!

Answer 7

I found that playing golf three or four days a week in the Florida sun makes an excellent bleach. It's a bit tough on the hair, so use lots of conditioner.

Answer 8

Depends on how dark your hair is. If it's dark you can't do it naturally or it will come up orange. Beauty supplies have come along way and their are so many things out their that won't hurt your hair, but once you go blonde you have to keep doing it all the time and it is a pain in the behind!!!!

Answer 9

Yeah i think lemon juice will lighten your hair.

Answer 10

Peroxide