Hello!! I am 16 and I have thin and sparse hair. The color is almost light brown. I want to lighten it, (or at least the ends) but I don't want to use dyes, because as I said, my hair is very thin and I don't want to subject it to that from this age. I tried vitamin C with baby shampoo, but it didn't work. I thought about lightening powder and I wonder if I don't apply it to my scalp, and only the ends will damage my hair If anyone has used one or knows other lightening methods help me. Thank you in advance! :)
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L'Oreal's Sunkiss Jelly - I made great locks with it, but I don't know now that summer has passed, whether its effect will be as strong as it is in the sun. It makes the hair softer and even prettier, it doesn't hurt at all.
Genetically it can too. However, it is very expensive and they also keep it a secret ... I said too much.
Don't make the mistake I made. I am also 16 and 2 years ago I was "crazy" for blonde hair, mine is black. Well, I finally lost weight, after 4/5 walks to the hairdresser, and you think that every walk and lightening cost me BGN 50. Which means that for the final I gave BGN 250 to blush, but this is the smallest problem. From beautiful, thick, long hair, it came to naught. Not to mention that every month I had to lighten my roots because they made me black. At the moment I have a dark purple color, rather black, and I'm trying to restore my hair, but a lot of it fell out and I lost a lot. It is not as dense as before, there are places where it is half its length. Horror! It's good that I don't have sparse hair and it doesn't show so much. But don't I straighten her up, not to tell you how swollen she is. I'm so sorry I blushed and ruined my hair. The choice is yours, but I tell you my personal experience with blushing. In the end, I'm black again now :)