Sun In Tropical Breeze Hair Lightener. Enriched With The Natural Botanicals Aloe, Chamomile, Marigold and Flaxseed. Alcohol-Free. Tropical Breeze Scent. 138 Millilitres

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But before you go rushing to your hairdresser or local pharmacy for bleach or hair dye materials, consider hair lightening spray. Mix one part apple cider vinegar and six parts water to take off build-up (for example, chlorine)," Bodt explains. If you are a brunette, this may not be the best option, as it can create brassy, orange tones in hair, Conlon adds. For those of us with light hair, lemon juice — among other DIY, kitchen-cupboard creations — can lighten our hair a few shades, but you’ll still want to exercise some caution when changing your hair color naturally.

For those looking for a more subtle look, focus on individual strands or the top or bottom section of your hair. Not only will a dose of apple cider vinegar help gently lighten hair, it will also dissolve oil and residue buildup in your hair and on your scalp, promoting growth. You can even skip the crushing step if you get vitamin C powder; add the extra powder to your water bottle for some natural immune system support! Then, head outside to soak up some sun for about 30 to 45 minutes before you rinse, and don’t forget your sunscreen. If you're trying to lighten your hair after a dye job gone wrong, colorist Meri Kate O'Connor suggests loading up with an ultra-clarifying shampoo (something that's spiked with the stripping ingredients you usually avoid, like sulfates).

Though they’re natural lighteners, lemon juice is acidic and can burn hair if you’re not careful, and salt can be very drying.

Emphasising existing blonde and introducing new streaks, this effective UV-activated formula amplifies the natural highlighting effects of the sun. The damage won't be to the same extent as actually bleaching your hair, but do make sure you use a conditioner after trying these methods. If you are looking for a healthy way to lighten your hair, a natural hair lightener may your best choice. It took out the brassin­ess of my highlights and subtly lightened my hair, making me look like I had spent a week at the beach rather than visiting a salon.Costa Rican Pineapplesand Meyer Lemons: A blend that creates natural, subtle tones and bright, beautiful highlights. That said, the formula is also enriched with aloe and other botanicals to help nourish and protect, and I did find my tresses were shiny and soft after using it. I applied it every day for two weeks, but a couple of times a week would probably work best for long-term use — it’s worth remembering that hydrogen peroxide, a type of bleach, dries out hair. It has beautifully brought out the natural highlights in my hair so it actually looks like it's just from the sun.