Sun in before and after hair

How to Use SunIn for Highlighting Your Hair at Home. The inexpensive product made for DIY highlights on men, women and kids!

Sun-In is a product that blondes have relied on to gradually lighten their hair in the summer. While it does have a different effect on brown hair, my hairstylist suggested using it, and now I'm hooked. Find out how it works on my dark hair.

Hi dolls I am not a friend of hair dye because it smells horrible and I am not sure how healthy it is.Few weeks back I was thinking about...

This post has been sponsored by the PRIMP Network. All opinions are my own. HAPPY TUESDAY! It is DAY TWO of my...

This post has been sponsored by the PRIMP Network. All opinions are my own. Being blessed with skin that burns, I don't like to spend an absurd time in the sun, but I love to have sun kissed hair. When searching for something that would give me my "dream hair" year around, I looked into salon lightening, diys, and different products. After trying things that didn't work, I came across SunIn. I figured that since it had been around since the 70s, I would give it a try. Oh my... it not only…

So far, I've only used Sun-In three times, applying to the bottom half of my hair only (and somewhat randomly to get natural-looking highlights here and there) with the hope of eventually creating an ombre-like effect. All three times, I used a blow dryer to 'activate' it. Hearing that its takes most people with darker hair a good month to get it to lighten to a light brown, almost dark blonde, I'm expecting to reach my desired results after about 6-10 more uses.

Sun-in hair lightener results