Reddit reviews Sun-In Hair Lightener Spray, Tropical Breeze 4.70 oz
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LIGHTER, SUMMER HAIR ANYTIME: Sun In gives you the same natural highlights you get from the sun…only faster. Sun In is heat activated, so just spray in and let the sun OR your hair dryer do the workEASY SPRAY IN HAIR LIGHTENER: Mist your damp hair with this citrusy, lemon scented hair spray after showering, giving it a shinier, lighter appearance. Get lighter hair without a trip to the salonCONDITIONS WHILE IT LIGHTENS: Sun In’s advanced conditioning system includes botanical extracts & special illuminators that give hair an extra dose of shine. Contains real lemon juice & alcohol freeSUNKISSED BLONDE STYLE: Mist your hair with Sun In before blow drying and styling for that sun kissed summer look. Lighten your natural highlights and leave your hair smelling citrus fresh and shiningSUN IN GIVES RESULTS: Looking for those natural, vacation highlights without the large price tag? Sun In is your year round go to spray in hair lightener. It's fast and easy with or without the sun
Have you tried sun-in? (I believe that's what it called). It has mild bleach in it and your will lighten gradually too if you use it over time.
Edit: here it is!
> Highlights for the lazy?
Here you go and you're welcome!
Sun-in is basically very dilute hydrogen peroxide and some conditioning ingredients.^Source It performs the same way bleach peroxides work, just at a much lower concentration. Basically it reacts with the pigment in your hair so that the pigment is oxidized and hair is decolorized but it must soften and damage the proteins in the cuticle and cortex in order for this process to work.^How ^Peroxide ^Lightens ^Hair Any product that lightens your hair will have the same effect. One of the reasons Sun-in can be really damaging is because it doesn't get rinsed out after a specific period of time, unlike a peroxide treatment. If you are going to use it, I would suggest deep conditioning masks before and after application, leaving it on for only the time you're going to be applying heat or sunlight, and babying your hair the same way you would if you were applying peroxide bleach. (IE, no SLS shampoos, wash as little as possible, use a lot of conditioner when washing, and weekly hair masks)
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Depends how light you want to go. If you want Billy Idol platinum, then yes you should use a pro because you need strong bleaching products. If you just want to go a couple shades lighter then there are gentle products like this readily available. Yes it will dry your hair a bit, but you wear it short so who cares? It will grow out fast enough. Just don't squirt it in your eyes and you'll be fine.
well you could try this stuff, I occasionally use it in the winter when I haven't been getting as much sun. But if you use it often, It gives you a gradually lighter hair color and it looks really natural. If you have sandy hair this might be the push you want without actually dying your hair, although I have a few friends with sandy hair and I love it.