What product can I use to lighten my already blonde hair?

Question

I already have blonde hair but its faided and gotten darker through the winter..And now I want blonder hair without going out in the sun too much... I picked up this stuff at Lush, Blonde..And I just started using it yesterday... However its not working? I'm wondering is there anything that will work faster and that is cheaper and that is preferably natural..

Without dying my hair!!!Thanks.. Karina

Answer 1

I grew up in Italy and I remember running as a little girl in fields of pretty flowers (camomille), similar to daisies. My mother used to rinse my hair with boiled camomille.

Chamomile (also Camomille)

To lighten blond hair by one or two shades, brew a strong cup of chamomile tea and use it as a final rinse after shampooing, but do not rinse off the tea. Instead, towel dry and then expose the hair to the sun for a few minutes.

Make a very strong tea with camomille, let cool and put in plastic bottle to use on a regular basis after your shampoo.

If you go out in the sun, it works faster. You'll notice the difference after a few rinses. It is all natural.

Camomille is incredible. It is used for medicinal purposes, as a natural sleep aid, it can be given to babies to relieve colic...and many other uses.

You will probably notice shampoos and rinses made with camomille but the do-it-yourself preparation works better and faster.

Answer 2

You may try a product called sun-in, you can get it at any local CVS, Walgreens, Wal-Mart etc. It helps it work faster if you spend time in the sun, but I don't think you have too.

Although, doing anything natural or besides coloring your hair will take more than a day to lighten it. Sun in is cheap and it works well. Give it a try.

Good Luck!

Answer 3

I used to use "Sun In" which is pretty mild. You spray it on and go out in the sun, but I found that if you spray it on and use a blow dryer, the heat activates it and works a lot quicker (and more safely) than the sun. It lightens gradually, but you can do a couple treatments a day if you use the dryer.

Answer 4

Rinse with lemon juice. It won't instantly lighten your hair, but gradually, it will. You can put a little lemon juice on your hair and sit in the sun for a short period of time; this will lighten your hair faster, but it can also dry it out, so be careful.

Answer 5

sure sunlight-in works super, i attempted it in my hair, it did supply it a tiny little bit of an auburn tint, even though it regarded super, so attempt it in case you want to expeirment. additionally, merely putting beer or chamomile tea on your hair willl lighten it, my pal does that and her hair continuously seems healthful and shiney. Lemon juice works too. good success!

Answer 6

hope this helps...it is cheap and found at ur local Wal-Mart or grocery store....it is cheap and works like a charm...is said to lighten people with a full head of blonde hair...u could also use another kind that will lightne blonde highlights if u have them...hope u like.
http://www.gethairapy.com/products/

Answer 7

Lemon Juicee

Answer 8

well i know that if you go to your local drugstore like walmart or something you can buy hair coloring that lastest during all seasons or i know of a prouduct that you put on your hair that keeps it the same during all weather changes i'm not sure of the brands but if you look near the hair product section you will find it.

Answer 9

I haven't personally ever tried it myself, but I have friends who have tried a product called "Sun In" It comes in a small packet and is relatively cheap. I found it at most drug stores and in Walmart. I hope it works for you.

Answer 10

soak your hair in cozy chamomile and sit out in the sun.
it won't fry your hair at all and its natural.
you can buy it cheap at a grocery store.