How to lighten hair

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Looking to go a little lighter? Try one of these natural, effective hair lighteners to get that beautiful sunkissed hair.

Did your DIY dye job go awry? Stylist mess up your shade? Learn how to lighten your hair color if it

It's time to ditch the harsh bleaching kits and learn how to naturally lighten your hair at home without bleach. Here are 5 natural methods!

When your hair comes out a little too dark, instead of using just bleach, here's how to lighten dyed black hair.

For the best hair lightening effects, prepare your hair days or even weeks before. Here’s what to do: Avoid hair treatments weeks before lightening with hydrogen peroxide. Avoid hairspray, mouse, gel, and other chemicals on your hair. Avoid heat. Don’t use a hairdryer, heating iron, and hair curler days before. Not necessary, but it will be helpful; get help. Getting help from a friend will speed up the process. It will make the solution easier to apply.

Avoid expensive and harsh salon treatments and naturally lighten your hair at home using common household products such as olive oil, chamomile tea, honey, cinnamon and lemon juice. Lots of ways.

I went from Brunette to Blonde without Bleach - here's how

Achieve a sun-kissed look naturally! Learn how to lighten your tresses at home with safe, chemical-free, and natural hair bleach remedies for a shiny mane.

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