Does lemon juice really lighten hair in the sunshine?
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If you have the kind of hair that lightens in the sun (like blonde), then the lemon juice will intensify the process. If you are a brunette, it won't do much.
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1 tbsp baking soda and 1/2 tsp lemon juice this will whiten and does not have the explosive properties of baking soda and hydrogen peroxide
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I wouldn't use hydrogen peroxide, because that stuff can get blood out of clothes, but if you delute lemon juice with a lot of water and go lie out in the sun for a little while, your hair should be fine.  Keep in mind that you can always just buy hair color, or learn to love your hair just the way it is.  The more you put your hair through, the more damaged it becomes.
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use apple cider vinegar....it helps the acid-mandel, but its even better for the hair...and also to have it with a glass of water in the morning!
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Vitamin C, sunshine and FL mostly.
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yes because the light will take some of the vitamin power.
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I'm not sure if there is any scientific basis to beleiving that lemon juice cleans the liver. The facts that I know are:\n\n- It's rich in vitamin C.\n\n- Cleansing effect of teeth is true. Breaks down the plaque because of its acidity.\n\n- Excessive amount can be bad, because it may increase the stomach acid.
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Wrenn from Curezone.com suggested  lemon oil/vodka/rose water and bergamot oil for skin lightening. \n\nLemon juice and egg yolks left on for 20 minutes and rinsed off with goats milk was another recipe for lightening skin naturally.
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I know it's a cultural thing, but you'd better embrace your dark skin, there's so many people who try to get your color.  I suppose that if you remain in cooler climates your skin will lighten up on its own.  Mine does without me trying.
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egg white's :D said to thicken hair
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grind a cucumber and strain out the juice. Mix the juice with the juice of half a lemon. Freeze this mixture and put the frozen block in a plastic bag in the freezer. When you come in from playing, wash your face, arms and legs and rub the frozen block on your skin. It will cool it down and also lighten the color. i have heard that tomato juice is good too. You could freeze tomato juice into a cube .. so much easy to hold and rub onto the skin to remove sun burn. Put the remainder of the cube back in the freezer immediately
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as in blond hair? Its the lightest color of hair, but not white, its more like hay colored
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If u want red hair lemon wont do it.  It will only make hair shinier.  Try something with the actual red tint in it like cranberry juice or beet juice.  i know it sounds gross but it will tint.
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I have been going to the beautician and she uses 'light therapy'. Dont know what it means, but I have noticed some results.\nMy grandmother swears by orange-peel. Never tried it (cant stand the smell) but she reckons it worked for someone she knows.\nAlso aloe vera is supposed to be good for healing. Its a big ugly plant you can get from your garden nursery, You break off a stem and rub the sap into your face. \nNot sure about the lemon juice thing. Lemon juice is usually used for lightening hair, so not sure. Cant hurt to try it though?\nIf you're in a hurry, I love Mary Kay concealer. You put it on OVER your foundation, and it works a treat. Good luck.
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you should protect your skin from the sun and that will lighten it up
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I've heard that using a lemon helps lighten dark spots.  Cut a lemon in half and rub it on the areas (probably best for the thighs...not sure about your rear-end, depending on where it's dark).  Make sure to moisturize afterwards.  Or you can buy a skin lightening cream called Porcelina sold at most drugstrores and apply every day.  Just make sure you apply on the dark areas only, as it will also lighten surrounding skin.  I used it for a dark spot on my face and it worked well.  Good luck. :)
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Make your own. The mayonaise might lighten your hair. If that is what you have in mind, add some lemon juice as well. \n\nhttp://curezone.com/blogs/m.asp?f=235&i=10