SUN IN SPRAY PLEASE HELP lightening spray help.

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Charlotte F.

Aug 14, 2013

Charlotte F.

Has anyone tried the "sun in" spray? It's a lightening spray? I'm going to try and do an ombre with it? If you have please tell me about it or if you have tried any other of the lightening sprays;)

Paige D.

Aug 14, 2013

Paige D.

You're better off having it done at a salon, from personal experience, if you're a natural brunette it's hard to get the blonde color without it being orange or coppery, since brunettes have red in their hair. Believe me I've tried and it's just like putting lemon juice in your hair and sitting in the sun.

Charlotte F.

Aug 14, 2013

Charlotte F.

Thank you for the advice! My mum doesn't let me dye my hair so I might try this, hopefully in the Florida sun I will apply it quite a few times and it will lighten it gradually;)

Charlotte F.

Aug 14, 2013

Charlotte F.

@paige, my mother won't let me have it done at the salon because apparently "I'm too young" and "it will damage my hair" I dark blonde hair so do you think It would be ok?dxx

Skyler P.

Aug 15, 2013

Skyler P.

I used the yellow bottle, I'm pretty sure its the lemon and chamomile one. it works okay even though I don't use it often.

Charlotte F.

Aug 15, 2013

Charlotte F.

Thank you Leigh that's very nice;) I'm really scared to do it as it might just look like a line of lighter colour and it blended , I might just leave it;)

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