Help...Want To Gradually Go Lighter.

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Jessica P.

Mar 6, 2014

Jessica P.

For the winter months I dye my hair a light brown color...towards the end of April I want to start to go lighter but gradually...so by the time June comes I'll be good...I'm natural dirty blonde...I was thinking if using the john Freida go blonder shampoo and conditioner but it has mixed reviews so I'm on the fence... anyone have any suggestions?? also I'm indoors a lot so anything that is sun activated really won't help.

Maressa H.

Mar 6, 2014

Maressa H.

I have the john frieda go blonder and it doesn't seem to do anything for me (I have naturally blonde hair). I know you said anything sun related won't help, but I highly recommend Sun In. You just spray it all over when hair is wet, then blow dry it! You don't even need the sun. I see quick results with it :)

Resa G.

Mar 7, 2014

Resa G.

You can always purchase a hair color removing shampoo and by the time June gets here you will have you dirty blonde locks back :)

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