Sun-In Hair Lightener Spray, Lemon, 4.7 Ounce

I have used Sun In for many years on and off. I recently was using the Tropical Breeze variety and it worked great on my dark brown hair. I didn't even realize how much lighter my hair was getting until I compared pictures from before I started using Sun In and after. The Lemon kind is fine as well. Some say the Tropical Breeze has more peroxide and is "stronger". I haven't really noticed much difference between the two. I spray Sun In on my dry hair and just leave it in. I don't even blow dry it or go in the sun half the time. Sometimes, I spray it and blow dry. When it gets warmer, I will certainly go out in the sun with Sun In in my hair because that will speed up the lightening. I like lighter brown hair but it gets damaged when my stylist does it. I get no damage when using Sun In. It's gradual but that's fine with me. It looks natural too. The only thing is that I don't really get highlights. I get all over lightening. It's probably because I don't spray just a few strands separately but just spray it wherever. Obviously where I spray, it will lighten. I have seen pictures of black haired women going blond just from Sun In but that wouldn't happen with me. It just takes me down a few shades which is all I want.In all, it's a cheap and easy way to lighten even dark hair. I have had my hair professionally highlighted and still used Sun In to brighten my look. It CAN turn a bit brassy at times. I recently dyed over my hair with a dark blonde hair color which toned down the brassiness but didn't lighten my hair overall since you can't go from dark to light without bleaching or peroxide. So now, whenever I see that my hair is looking a little yellow or brassy, I will just dye it with the dark blond and I am good to go. I'm pleased with the product and have been for decades.NOTE: The photo I attached is me at my darkest natural color. The second photo is after three bottles of Sun In and sun exposure. It was starting to get brassy so I eventually toned it down but you can see it really does lighten! I do think though that the second picture makes my hair look a bit lighter than it really is. It really depends on the lighting.

At the beginning of the summer, I thought about Sun In that I used when I was a teenager so I searched and found it here. It's very simple to use. No messy at-home hair color kits. I did not use the hairdryer method as suggested. I sprayed it on when I was going to the beach or kayaking and let the sun do the work. It slowly lightens your hair over time so you would need to be patient, but the results after several uses is great. Will plan to use it again next year.

I love this product. I have been spraying a little bit into my hair at the ends each time I go out into the pool and it has been creating a natural Ombre look in my hair. I have light brown hair and this has nicely lightened my tips and looks like natural highlights. I think the product works long after its sprayed in as well. I sprayed it and spent 3 hours in the sun and noticed that it keeps getting lighter even after being shampooed out. A friend recommended this to me for someone who wanted high lights without the damage of hair dye. I love it and highly recommend.

I have brown hair, it isn't dark but it's not light either and I also have grown out highlights left over from last summer. I had really high hopes for this product because I was hoping it'd work just as well as going to the salon. As of now I've used it 3 times. I'm starting to tell a slight difference in the shade of my hair color. It's very subtle, and frankly, I think I'm the only one who can tell. It hasn't done anything to my already color treated hair (I was terrified it'd make orange streaks through my hair where old highlights were left behind) which is really good but the color difference is not as obvious as I was going for. However for the price, I think it is a fine product & maybe if I was a natural dirty blonde it'd work better and give me the color I was trying to go for.

I bought this after reading all the reviews and wanting to lighten my hair a few shades. I actually dye my hair with henna, so it is a rich dark red. Using this product is very very easy, just spray on wet hair and either sit in the sun or blow dry your hair. It's not always sunny where I live so I tried blow drying it. I used it two times on my hair and overall my hair looks lighter. It's bringing out the highlights, and more oranges actually. I have no problem with this, but if you do have red hair and don't want an orange tint, it's probably best not to use this. It smells really good, and conditions your hair too. It never felt like it was drying out my hair, or damaging, and I have very thin hair. Great product