I'm trying 8 home methods of hair lightening. See which one is the most effective! 

When I finished this video I had expected it to have hundreds of thousands if not millions of views. Such quality in content creation, well done

0:58 chamomile ❌ 1:16 apple cider vinegar❌ 1:34 6% of hydrogen peroxide (works best) 1:46 (works best) 2:04 beer (meh, it does work but it’s reallyyy gentle) 2:15 lemon water (a bit difference) 2:23 honey and water 2:41 + cinnamon ❌

This video ticks so many boxes for me!! Such an honest and thorough experiment, I really appreciate the effort you put into this! ❤

Loved these experiments. I lighten my hair with juice from a lemon while allowing my hair to dry in the sun. When it dries, I spray H2O on my hair and let the sun dry it. After 2 days of doing this while gardening, my hair has a wonderful sun-kissed look.

This was very helpful. I found that the honey+cinnamon+water mixture works really good to pull out semi-permanent hair dye and for me, it was even successful on permanent dye! I am impressed how well the hydrogen peroxide and chamomille tea worked. So cool !!

Thank you so much for this! You have answered that age old question “Can lemons lighten hair without the sun?” Now I know the answer is yes! Thanks again, this is the most helpful lightening video I’ve ever seen!!! 💖

Can you make an experiment with the most effective lightening treatments plus sun explosure! That would be so cool. I love your video.

my preferred method is honey. I mix honey with conditioner and a touch of salt, then leave on overnight. It lights my hair significantly and uniformly. If i want to have highlights as well, I add a bit of honey to the mix, but i prefer the uniform look

Chamomile worked for me, but it requires sun! Lemon and chamomile both help the natural lightening sunlight gives, but basically speed up the process. ^^ Also, this video was very sweet and peaceful to watch.

Lemon juice and sun light is the key 👌🏼

I really appreciate the level of science you're applying to hair. There's not a lot of hair science videos like this. My takeaway was I should just stick with bleach 😅

omg thank you so much I'm naturally blonde but my hair became dark blonde I'll try the lemon + water in the sun for a few weeks thanks a lot appreciate you work❤

Hi lobelia, I've been having great results so far with the 50/50 (camomile/6% peroxide) on my bleached and natural hair. The roots are blending like a dream and hair is in great condition after 8 or so applications. I’d love to know your recommendations for products that work in the sun next! Thanks so much for the experiment! And look forward to view all your content.

Sunlight catalyzes these oxidation reactions that lighten hair. Lemon Juice and Sunlight, Chamomile and Sunlight work. but it's more subtle and it takes more applications than Hydrogen Peroxide, but does less than damage to the hair.

You saved me time, I was about to purchase big tub of honey and cinnamon until I stumbled on this video. Thank you!

I have used the Klorane chamomile spray and it worked, I did not saturate the hair, only spray like a leave in. I’m now using Rene furtener okara blond spray, has lemon juice I think. Great video! Thank you!

this deserves more views! really cool video thank youu

My favourite shade is lemon juice one. Wow that was cool. I also stopped bleaching my hair, but i love blonde hair so much. It looks perfect on me. My hair is one shade darker than yours. So i quit bleaching and had a buzzcut after looooong hair. It is now shoulder length, I'm growing it out now. And i will definitely try the lemon-water mixture. I subscribed, liked the video and commented. Your channel is 🔥!

This was great, excellent control and comparisons! I am a researcher and I found this very impressive!

Phenomenal experiment! I hope you can do more. Can you do tests on hair oils? Which method yields the softest hair? Maybe some people can agree to be your tester? This has been super interesting, I will definitely try out the hydrogen peroxide and perhaps add chamomile tea. Thanks again!

You deserve a million followers!! Thank you SO MUCH for this video. :") God bless you

Such a wonderful and helpful experiment. Definetly going to try the 6% hydrogen peroxide solution. Thank you for the detailed explanation!

Literally the video I was looking for since 4 years ago. Thanks!

Your video is pure quality ❤❤

This is awesome! I was wondering whether the lemon juice or the peroxide felt more damaged? Also, with honey I’ve read you have to let the mixture sit for an hour before applying to allow it to develop enough peroxide to lift the hair.

beautiful video, shot with so much detail and care, thank you for this!

Love how thorough this was, thank you! I've been using sun-in since I was a kid. However, I feel like I'm being duped on Amazon with something else being in the product, maybe somebody using it and filling it with water and returning it. (I ordered two bottles one time and they did NOTHING ). Previously getting it from the store afterwards it was fine. At least the last time I tried to go to the store, there was only one bottle left and it didn't DO anything. So I'm thinking somebody used it and filled it with water and returned it or something. Been really frustrated to not have anything that works. Sick of it. So even though I love the product, I'm looking at how to mix my own so at least I have all get some thing, and not keep wasting money and time on stuff that's not working. I saw another video that said instead of chamomile, lemon juice could be used. Just an option! And no having to make tea lol. 😝

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This was so helpful! I’ve been considering using chamomile and or peroxide to naturally lighten my hair. I have a light auburn color similar to yours. Now I know chamomile or lemon juice won’t work. I’ll try some hydrogen peroxide. Thank you so much!

What works for me is using chamomile tea with apple cider vinegar and some lemon juice and sea salt and honey. Just spray it on before going out into the sun. I have to be consistent with it but my hair got pretty light using this! I’ve found with experimenting a lot that peroxide mixtures does work but ruins my hair. I’ll do a banana and cinnamon hair mask occasionally, trust me you DO want your hair to smell like cinnamon.

Thank you for this! I have had some success with a honey/cinnamon/olive oil/water mask, but its definitely subtle, even with letting the mixture "develop" for a few hours before applying it to my hair, and then leaving it in over night. My hair is a natural dark blonde and I like this mask to keep my hair from darkening in the winter in a way that's not super noticeable. I think I want to try the chamomile/HP mask to see if I prefer it's results.

loving this experiment and your patience !!! more like this :)

Omg thanks for doing this experiment it helps a lot

Ive had good but subtle results with chamomile, but it works the most on my roots. maybe cause of the warmth coming from my body? Ive also used honey but it has to be unfiltered, it also must be uses alot and helps if you go outside. Ironically direct sun exposure with nothing in my hair works better than chamomile or honey which ive usually done with little to no sun exposure.

Thank you!! I have very dark hair, and this was very helpful in helping me to choose. I want to lighten my hair because I'm getting gray, and keeping up with the dark is getting harder, harder. This was very informative and put together well.

This is an absolutely phenomenal video! Well produced, excellent information, visuals, and presentation! Loved the idea of using hair trimmings to test at home methods, as this won't damage the actual hair on my head if I were to try any of them out. I might snip off some small sections of my hair to test some of these methods to see and feel the results. I miss having some blonde in my hair. My stylist/colorist passed away at a young age many years ago, and I was never able to establish the same trust or satisfaction with anyone else since. Currently, I also can't afford paying the money, or risking the damage to my hair. Really appreciate this video so much! Fawn 😊 ps- I subscribed!

I understand that exposure to sunlight will change the results, I particularly know this about camomile, as I use it in the past.

Queen of experts!👸

underrated

I really appreciate all the work you put in! It's helped me decide- hydrogen peroxide

you did an amazing job! this comparison is what I've been wanting for a long time! thank you!!

This was so interesting! Thank you for taking the time to make this!

Appreciate the effort time and quality you put in this video thank you

Wow you r a real scientist ! Greetings from Morocco ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉

Now I can say a review video done right! Awesome work on this video, you deserve many likes. I am subscribing

I used a mix of lemon, olive oil, honey, chamomile and greek yogurt as a base, yes it does work but you have to do it a few times to get noticeable lighten. And if your hair is darker the result will be more orangey.

I love u!! as a natural blonde Ive googled all of this with no good results

This was helpful, as I wanted to confirm I could use a honey hair withOUT lightening my hair.

So helpful and interesting! Thanks

This is such a great video! I have chest length hair and want to try the hydrogen peroxide and chamomile mix, how much of each ingredient should I use to have it cover all my hair? And if it get it on my scalp will it be harmful? Thank you so much in advance! 💛

Question: I noticed that, since I hit 40, my hair has darkened considerable (I was a dark blonde and now it's like a dark brown, if you will). Other people noticed too. Is this a consequence of aging?/a usual age "symptom" like with grey hair, for example?

Wonderful video, exactly what I've been looking for

Really awesome video, thanks for sharing this!

I would like to try to lemon mixture on my hair, as I am growing out my greys (naturally medium brown) and I think it would help to give more depth and prevent the ‘line of demarcation’

szukając naturalnych sposobów na rozjaśnienie włosów, nacisnęłam na ten filmik losowo a tu polka 🩵 super filmik nie wiedziałam że woda utleniona i rumianek mogą rozjaśnić ale spróbowałam i rzeczywiście, wreszcie coś zadziałało, a próbowałam tylu rożnych sposobów

I'm going to try the 50/50 lemon and water for three months and i will come back.

you should try putting it on the sun, because i think alot of this are supposed to lighten if you go to the sun with those products on your hair, like the beer, chamomile, and lime

I loved it, I’m currently looking for a way to lightning my hair without ruining again and since I have already grown my natural hair back I wanted to know what method actually worked … thanks for the video it’s really useful

Lemon juice works very well, but only when combined with the sun / heat.

You should do a video on different things around the house you can use to dye hair colors like beats I don’t know things of that sort.

Hey, when you use chamomile on hair you’re supposed to leave the hair under the sun for a while. That’s why it didn’t work.

Thank you so much!! Now we can clearly see which one works and which one does not.

Great lovely effort. Appreciate such amazing logical experiment! 👍💕

In my experience cinnamon can lighten hair very significantly! You just do not mix it with water, only honey and cinnamon and you keep it on your hair overnight (there is no point of going through the inconvenient process of applying the mud to wash it off only in half an hour, it is a waste of time and effort). Also, there are two types of cinnamon: ceylon and cassia. I believe cassia cinnamon is the one that has lightening properties.

This is so cool thank you for making this experiment! I wanted to do this for a long time. My hair looks just like yours. I made the blend of lemon and hidrogen peroxide with essential oils and a bit of coconut oil.

Sunshine, that's what lightens mine 😃simple.

you did a very good job with this

Im natural blonde, but in winter times due to lack of sun exposure my hair gets darker, so I decided to lighten it with a mix of apple cider vinegar, strong chamomile tea and lemon juice. Do you recommend spraying it and leaving your hair dry and then wash it or may be blow drying it would help the mixture to work better? Thank you!❤️❤️❤️

Thank you so much for this video!

This video was extremely informative! Well done 🩷

I could what this video for hours, such quality!

good experiment - thanks!

I was wondering if you could make an experiment with the lemon + water lightening, like comparing the difference between lemon+water and lemon only, and maybe even comparing results after 1, 5, 10, 20 applications

Thank you for making this video very helpful,the hydrogen peroxide was a nice blonde result.

can I store the lemon with water in a bottle or it should be fresh everytime???

Either lemon or beer work with exposure to the sun. My next door neighbor growing up used to lighten her hair with chamomile. The effect looked uneven but it seemed to work. I've never tried myself though.

Bardzo przydatny filmik. Jest zgromadzeniem znanych metod na rozjaśnienie włosów. Wychodzi na to, że dobrych efektów można spodziewać się tylko po wodzie utlenionej! Dzięki!

This was SO helpful, thank you!

I'm trying lemon and hydrogen peroxide

I love your little heart dishes ❤ this video was one of the most helpful I've seen ❤

The hydrogen peroxide works. BUTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT DO NOT DO IT unless you want more brittle hair. I am a blond girl whose hair began to get a little darker and I didn't want to give up any of my blondness so I tried the hydrogen peroxide. DO NOT DO IT I have never used any heat to my hair or dyed my hair prior to this. This left my once VERYYY soft hair feeling like it had nicks and cracks in it as in when I ran my hands through my hair I could feel the little bits of damage it wasn't so anymore. But it did lighten my hair. Take what you will from this and leave what you won't. I also use a sulfate-free and dimethicone-free conditioner so I can feel what my hair actually feels like.

Thank u for making such a video. Very helpful for me 🙏

Great video, thank you so much 💗

This channel is awesome 👍🏻😎....im very glad...i think you mixed baking soda with hydrogen peroxide...cause only hydrogen peroxide can't react with hair...it needs bleaching agent like baking soda(sodium bicarbonate), sodium hydroxide

Wow ! so much work in one useful video ! thank you very much

Chamomile works but you need sun to active it.

Amazing results! Where did you buy the hydrogen peroxide solution? I loved this video thank you 🤗❤️

Loved the video, thank you for sharing. I have a question and Im not sure if you have experimented on this, will any of the methods in the video give my gray hair a more golden shade?

What are the proportions for chamomile and hydrogen peroxide? And how long should you leave it on? 🙏🏼

Good video the first to actually keep going a lot of ppl give up after a few shades

Thank you soo much for this information its been very enlightening 🙂

Well done! This was very well thought out!

Very helpful video … but can I just use 3% of Hydrogen Peroxide instead of the 6% with Chamomile? I bought the 6% thinking it was the right one like in your video ? But then you also said we can use 3%! Will 6% damage the hair while drying in the sun?

Love this video. Thank you for posting this ❤

This is a great video..huge thank you for sharing your experiments x

very cool to learn that beer works!

Hey you should tryout calendula rather chamomile cause calendula makes the hair lighter (supposedly) while, chamomile only makes the hair shiny

I'd be interested to see the hair with peroxide under a microscope since it's apparently so damaging (causes cuticle, follicle & oxidative damage, removes moisture, etc). Just bc it _feels_ soft & strong doesn't mean it is.. but I don't know exactly how bad it is. Any hairstylists here?

Beautifully editted

It was very helpful!!! Thank you