does putting lemon juice on your hair while in the sun make it lighter ????

Question

my hair is blonde , but is getiing darker , how can i make it lighter, my friend told me it works ????? i have never purpously put lemon juice on my hair

Answer 1

this does work if you're blonde to begin with!

Answer 2

Lemon juice will work, but can be very drying to your hair and scalp. If you try it, mix some lemon juice with water in a spray bottle. Spritz your hair with it, and either sit in the sun (especially with a tin-foil hat on to hold the warmth) or blow-dry it. Don't drip it in your eyes, though! Make sure to wash and condition well afterwards (especially using for-blonde-hair products, which can offset any brassiness).

Sun-In does work well. Go slow; it works faster than you think.

I believe chamomile tea can also lighten hair. Follow the same process as for the lemon juice.

Answer 3

It will work, but SUN IN is way better for blondes.

Putting lemon and then staying in the sun will brighten up your hair but not by much.

You can also try putting some subtle highlights.

Answer 4

Yes. You can blow dry it instead of sitting in the sun. I call it the poor persons highlights! I love it. But be warned...you smell like a lemon. Mayonnaise is also good to make your hair very smooth and shiny.

Answer 5

only if you're already blond but otherwise no and it just makes ur hair smell like lemons. if you're blond though you'll probably wanna try it everyday for a few days or it will get dark again.

Answer 6

yes it really does work! isnt that great? im blonde too and my hair tends to get darker in the winter so over spring and fall i use lemons for my hair and i use this stuff that you spray in

http://www.drugstore.com/qxp14973_333181_sespider/sun_in/super_spray_in_hair_lightener.htm

Answer 7

no don't waste you time and anyways how evenly can you actually apply lemon

Answer 8

yup! but sun in also works and its more affective

Answer 9

yeah it really does work

Answer 10

yess
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