What can naturally lighten my hair and how to use it? Pregnant and can't use hair dye.

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Daisy B.

Aug 15, 2013

Daisy B.

Lemon juice can make it go blonde. Otherwise I'd use hair powder x

Betsy N.

Aug 15, 2013

Betsy N.

This shampoo

Angel O.

Aug 15, 2013

Angel O.

Http://m.wikihow.com/Use-Lemon-Juice-to-Lighten-Hair

here is a step by step how to :)

Armela A.

Aug 15, 2013

Armela A.

Chamomilleeeee!! You"ll get 2 shades lighter hair..All you need to do is to buy it and boil it..and wash your hair with it.Maybe soak your hair into it for a couple of minutes. It worksss.

Moni K.

Aug 15, 2013

Moni K.

I used lemon and chamomile last year in the Mediterranean to make my hair lighter and it worked. I just boiled 3 bags of chamomile in a cup of water so it was more condensed, then squeezed an entire lemon into it. I then put it into a small spray bottle and walked down to the beach everyday and sprayed it in there. When you first put it in it's a bit sticky but once it drys it goes away and it smells really good. :) After I was there all day I'd either rinse my hair or leave it in. I repeated this everyday (but go out into the sun frequently and for long periods of time or it won't work). The sun helps your hair turn lighter. Also you can use the cup you made for a few days depending on how much hair you have. Lol sorry that was long but hope it helped!

Kayla S.

Aug 15, 2013

Kayla S.

John Frieda has a lightening spray for blondes :)

Katya H.

Aug 15, 2013

Katya H.

@Betsy N. I use that shampoo and conditioner and it works so well and makes my hair so shiny!!

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