How do i lighten my hair without hair dye?

PLEASE DON'T SAY LEMON JUICE!



If lemon juice is part of your answer, tell me what to mix it with to make it work because it's not working alone. i want something to like bleach it, or a recipe for bleach or something.



does peroxide really work? what do i do with it and how long do i keep it in?



i hope for i not to turn my hair orange either.



Please help!!How do i lighten my hair without hair dye?
Peroxide lightens hair by stripping it of its natural pigment. It's quite harsh and can sorely damage hair if left on too long or used at too high a concentration. I wouldn't recommend trying to lighten your hair yourself - I'd either go to a hairdresser or get someone experienced in using hair bleach to help you.



If you *only* use peroxide, your hair will most likely end up orange, or at the least a brassy straw colour. To end up with a nice lighter colour, you basically bleach it to provide a paler 'canvas' and then put dye on top to get it to the actual tone you want. Without using dye, your hair STAYS orange.



i best repeat that peroxide can really damage hair. As in, make it so brittle that it snaps off at the lightest touch.How do i lighten my hair without hair dye?
hair dye is healthier for your hair than peroxide and lemon juice. they fry your hair. go to a salon to make sure that you do not damage your hair. it is more expensive but it is worth it.
a product called sun in, but if you have dark hair it might turn your hair orange ish. just go to a professional its way better for your hair
DON'T use bleach: it'll take all of the colour away from your hair so you'll have white hair forever!

try rinsing your hair in lemon juice/chlorine and lay down outside when it's really sunny for at least 2 hours.
why not have the sun do the work? you don't have to buy anything, and you'll get a tan and highlights in your hair. make sure to use sunscreen. i have ';teen'; magazine and it says that you should put sunscreen on your scalp to keep from sunburning your scalp.

good luck!