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lemon juicee


Question Posted Thursday June 28 2007, 11:35 am

1) does putting lemon juice in your hair actually lighten it?
2) how is that possible/how does that happen
3) how many lemons would you need to buy
4) how do you apply it
5) how long in the sun
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cutiekate777 answered Thursday June 28 2007, 5:35 pm:
1. Yes.
2. I'm not sure how it happens...I think maybe the citric acid? I don't know. But it works!
3. I just get a bottle of lemon juice.
4. You can put it in a spray bottle and spray it in, but I usually pour some in my hands and rub it in my hands and then just run it through my hair, or just particular strands so it's like hilights.
5. I don't really time it...a few hours, definately. I just do it however long I'm outside--like if I'm at the beach or something.

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advicer answered Thursday June 28 2007, 3:44 pm:
Yes, it does lighten it. I just got a bottle of lemon juice, put it in a spray bottle, added water, and sprayed it in my hair. Then you go outside in the sun until it dries. Or, you go blowdry it. Whichever.

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GRACCIEBELLSSSS answered Thursday June 28 2007, 3:33 pm:
i know it does lighten it up, but i'm not sure

basket case sounds pretty sure of what they are talking about.

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i also agree on using lemon juice that you buy. not the lemons

to apply it, you can drizzle it in your hair, or maybe you could put it in a squirt bottle and spray it as often as needed. the bug part, i would agree... but i mean i doubt it will happen if your in a sunny place. also... about the time, just go outside on a sunny day... maybe you could go swimming

and stay. it will lighten up. also... IT does damage your hair and it does sometimes turn orange

i don't know what your hair looks like or how your hair does, but it probably will turn orange

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basketcase_x08 answered Thursday June 28 2007, 1:16 pm:
Yes it does.
It has a chemical property similar to hydrogen peroxide and rubbing alcohol that lowers your susceptibility to sunlight. I want to say it weakens melinin. but I think thats the wrong.... thing. .. basically it magnifies the sunlight on your hair/skin.
I wouldn't buy lemons. get lemon juice. or Hydrogen Peroxide. (Lemon juice will attract bugs. my friend tried it.)
... to apply it.. I don't quite know. just make sure its even. and dont get it on your scalp or the rest of your skin.
a good couple of hours in the sun will do it.

Warning: this does damage your hair. so don't do it often.

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