What color would black hair become with lemon juice lightener?

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Lucy Y.

Sep 2, 2016

Lucy Y.

I'm thinking about lightening my hair my using the lemon juice method but I'm not exactly sure what color it would turn black hair to.

Susie D.

Sep 2, 2016

Susie D.

Lemon juice? or sun-in? the best results you could hope for is a brassy orange. personally, not a color I would like, but to each their own.

patty s.

Sep 2, 2016

patty s.

Please don't use lemon juice to light your hair, it going to damage your hair and the results are going to be uneven. Use a clarifying shampoo or anti dandruff shampoo to gradually remove the color.

Kelly R.

Sep 2, 2016

Kelly R.

This girl used sun in on her hair and got these results but everyone is different. if you are set on doing it test a small area of hair and still know that it could overall turn out different

Liv J.

Sep 2, 2016

Liv J.

I couldn't get it out with the lemon juice lighter, it dried out my hair loads x

Angela J.

Sep 3, 2016

Angela J.

I've never seen anyone with darker hair get anything but horrible results with both lemon juice or sun in tbh.

Susie D.

Sep 3, 2016

Susie D.

Are you trying to lighten your naturally dark hair, lift color for a correction, or looking for highlights? there's A LOT of better alternatives. don't roll the dice with sun in.

Lucy Y.

Sep 3, 2016

Lucy Y.

Lighten my dark hair Susie.

Lucy Y.

Sep 3, 2016

Lucy Y.

Naturally dark

Lucy Y.

Sep 4, 2016

Lucy Y.

Ok thank you Alexis 😊

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