lemon juice to lighten hair

Homemade Beauty Recipes
	Lemon Juice to Lighten Hair Lemon juice to lighten hair is an ideal natural method, If you have light brown hair or blonde hair. Lemon juice can give you blonde highlights worthy of any top hair salon. Lemon juice is a natural bleach and can be used safely on your hair and even on your skin to lighten. However it can be a little drying; it can be great if you have oily hair, but not so great for other hair types. Make sure you use a good conditioner afterwards and your hair will recover the lost moisture. It won't work on dark hair although it may just give you the lift and shine your hair is looking for. Always do a skin patch test behind your ears before you use any new product even natural ones. It is better to be safe than to be sorry ! Lemon Juice To Lighten Hair 1 towel - to put round your shoulders a comb 50ml Lemon Juice 150ml water 1. shampoo and rinse your hair first 2. mix the lemon juice and water together 3. pour over your scalp a little at a time 4. massage lemon and water into your scalp and roots 5. comb your hair just to ensure every strand is covered. Leave lemon on your hair for 30 minutes before rinsing out with warm water. For maximum benefit, sit in the sunshine for at least 20 minutes. Make sure you wear your sunscreen so you don't burn your skin. If you don't live in a sunny country, and if like the UK sunny days can only be found in the summer months, then you can repeat this process once daily for a week to build up your highlights slowly. Did you know you not only can use lemon juice to lighten hair but it can be used to clean and white nails ? Take half a lemon and about 200ml of water and soak your nails for 10 minutes. Why not give yourself a full manicure? Return from Lemon Juice To Lighten Hair to Hair Shampoo Recipe If you need help or advice on any of our recipes please contact me using the contact form. "Enjoy our website, put the kettle on, and dip your toe into the bubbles from time to time."	Subscribe To This Site coconut oil hair treatment lemon cleanser olive oil skin care get rid of blackheads post your recipe now
Home Page bubble blog acne ebook newsletter FREE Recipe eBook shop face skincare face masks aroma oils 1920s Makeup body body exfoliate waxing cellulite manicure acrylic nails pedicure sun recipes hair care healthy eating bath bath recipes bath bomb make soap bubble history shell candles singing in the bath oils cocount oil massage waxes and butters make perfume other stuff storage and equipment profile and gift contact jennifer links site search bubble book shop By: Twitter Buttons
Always do a small skin patch test to make sure you are not allergic to products. We cannot be held responsible for any adverse reactions \| Homepage \| contact \| bubble blog \| site search \| privacy policy\| Copyright©beauty-soap-and-bubbles.com 2007-2010. Return to top