I Tested Sun In So You Don’t Have To

Hi Beautiful! Today we explore the wonderful world of sun in products. Do they work? Would I recommend them to you? I’ll let you know. ;)
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[@zoemaycherrington5828]

Imagine living next to him and just seeing a dolls head chilling in his garden😂

[@sya286]

This needs way more likes 🤣

[@CheesecakeDevourer1350]

Omg I’d call the cops if I didn’t know he was a hair dresser . That would be some serial killer type crap !

[@amandabrown6473]

Lmaooo

[@kristenhyatt7567]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@tabithabison3208]

😂

[@heathermcfarland6317]

I rebelled with Sun-In when I was 12. My mom wouldn’t let me get highlights because it was too dramatic of a change, so I convinced her Sun In would be a lot more subtle. But I sprayed and then blow dried my hair over and over again until I had used the entire bottle. I walked out of the bathroom with white highlights framing my face. I was grounded for a month but it was all worth it when I went to school on Monday and everyone thought I was the coolest kid.

[@terryntrina]

Epic! My best friend and I walked to a local grocery store, bought box dye and dyed our hair right in the store bathroom! Yeah, we were grounded too! Lol!

[@sarahs.9678]

I love this story. 😆

[@itskate2991]

Terry and Trina Ball in the bathroom!?

[@itskate2991]

😂😂

[@terryntrina]

@@itskate2991 yes, right in the bathroom of the grocery store! 😂😂

[@user-de9ye5be4h]

I used sun-in on my virgin hair when I was 15 years old. I had a hair-dryer and legit lightened my hair to a gorgeous gloden blonde color, from ash brown and got A TON of compliments. Since then I haven't done it. But, I had a great experience as a teen. ** I'm assuming the formula hasn't changed over the years **

[@nura9098]

Same! I was able to lighten my hair with only blow-drying it. I needed several applications though.

[@chrisinreallife2022]

Yes that's how it's supposed to be used. I have natural red undertones to my dark blond hair and Sun In gave me really nice pale blond highlights. Better than any over the counter color to be honest.

[@MojoJojo-eg9yw]

Will it work if i just dyed my hair with box dye black?

[@SkyePhoenix]

@@MojoJojo-eg9yw Haha. Since you're watching this channel, I think you already know the answer to that!

[@kayleestephenson8776]

I have level 3 hair, but started coloring my hair with hydrogen peroxide when I was about 13 and it always worked really well! I also used Sunin and it worked the same, but was more expensive so I just used hydrogen peroxide...

[@tiffanylouise8705]

I loved sun in as a teenager. I wasn’t allowed to dye my hair but I got the sun in. It looked nice and blonde because I already had a dirty blonde natural color. One of my favorite teenage memories ☀️

[@eftbro9963]

Industrial society and it's future

[@aari.08]

i'm currently not allowed to dye my hair T-T i was looking for alternatives that wouldn't be obvious but still lighten my hair to a light-brown colour

[@seventeen.8276]

@@aari.08 just get lemon water and spray it in ur hair go out in the sun. if u want you can get 3% hydrogen peroxide and mix it in there with it for similar effects

[@CSnowlandsontop]

I stole my sister's sun-in when I was in sixth grade and I was punished with ORANGE BANGS as a result. And I was too embarrassed to admit at school that I was intentionally trying to be ~blonde~ so when anyone asked my brilliant 11 year old self decided to say my hair had an allergic reaction to a new shampoo. And my freaking homeroom teacher followed my response with "and you only washed your bangs?" klfklflk DRAG ME, NANCY!

[@ItsJustLisa]

🤣🤣🤣 Ah, the logic of an 11yo. I used to teach, so I heard stuff like that for years.

[@amnaalalii]

i’m 11 and i’m not that stupid 💀😎 oh my gawd jk i’m very very stupid

[@jinxismissing]

I'm 13 now and I'd still probably do something dumb like this🤣🤣🤣

[@superdoofus]

i'm almost 16 and i'd do something like that lmao

[@irekesh]

@@superdoofus 😂😂

[@juliam1090]

Oh honey I tested this 25 years ago. I was a brassy pumpkin who felt edgy and cool and smelled like lemon pinesol.

[@midnightshadow2400]

Lol same my mom thought I was moping all the time lol

[@Rissy617]

Lmao I was going to comment the same thing. I grew up in the 90s and have definitely used sun-in already 😂. What's worse, is I grew up poor and sun-in was too expensive so we'd usually just run a piece of lemon on our hair 😂

[@dawnsherratt2317]

@@Rissy617 haha we did that too 💖

[@lastlyfirstofall2833]

Same! Brown hair, middle school in 1989. I wanted the blonde hair I saw in the sun in ads in Seventeen! Unfortunately, beta carotene realness on top of my head was the reality 😆😆😆

[@marymoore3585]

I got very subtle highlights with Sun In.

[@MichaelaRtoS]

I'm a blonde and while it DOES give me such brassy hair, it takes like 1 use of purple conditioner and it looks ashy and gorgeous

[@jennifercline6866]

What purple conditioner do you use?

[@beachnap]

I have naturally dark brown hair, but have siblings with red and blonde hair so my hair pulls very warm undertones easily. It does naturally get lighter in the sun and by the end of summer, the bottom of my hair is noticeably a different color than the top haha. Well I was traveling for a month, surfing every day. Brilliant me thought I could accentuate my natural highlights by using Sun Bum. Unfortunately the Sun Bum plus the bright sun and salt water fried my hair. It's dry and very brassy-toned now. I am thinking of trying a purple shampoo to get a more cool-tone, but I'm scared because I heard that the purple shampoo can be particularly drying. Has anyone ever found this to be the case? What should I do?

[@f4iryc4tm0th3r]

@@beachnap you should try a purple conditioner instead, i used not your mother’s blonde moment toning purple hair mask after i bleached my hair and it made it really soft and healthy looking. i have only used it once so i don’t know how well it will tone hair with continuous use, but it did make my hair slightly less yellow. i’m not sure if it will get your hair to the tone you want but it’s very hydrating and repaired my hair after the bleach so i would suggest maybe trying it!! good luck :)

[@hogoshanaku]

I remember using Sun In when I was 16 and went to California for a month during summer. I didn't even know how to use it cause the bottle was old and the directions were printed on and faded. I used it every night after a shower, blow dried my hair after applying it and some how using it with the way my hair naturally lightened in the sun, my hair ended up looking amazing like I had went to a salon and got highlights. I was so pleased.

[@WayneGoss]

There is something so very pleasant about you and your manner. Its so respectful and informative. Love this channel xxxx

[@penny4279]

😱♥️

[@msadm1225]

omg wayne i love your channel! you were one of the first makeup people i started watching

[@vanityplates3125]

Oh. My. Word. The legend himself.

[@LaLaLonna]

He really is the best, isnt he?

[@stephaniepreston-mullins3262]

I agree @Wayne, very informative and so pleasant to watch, soothing. .😘💓💋

[@abigailbritt1669]

Y’all can listen to his tips on hair, but won’t listen when he calls you beautiful?? Don’t diss on yourself. Listen to Brad.

[@ac0rps32]

ÓwÒ

[@IveGotItTwisted]

This is the most wholesome, beautiful thing I've read in a MINUTE 💖

[@mackenziewright8639]

Thank you for this 😭

[@soucriant3035]

Thank you 😥

[@gabriellaleanne7569]

BAHAHAHAHHAHS

[@meredithgavin2554]

Everyone: OMG I used sun in and it turned my hair red is was terrible! Me, a natural ginger : 👁👄👁

[@Practicallystarfire]

Sammmmeeeee 😹👩🏻‍🦰

[@marianna3253]

It turned my hair all elastic and stringy (are they the same thing, I don't know). Never again.

[@jillianbrooks2402]

I love red hair lol I think every one wanted red hair as a kid.

[@miyeonisaqueen3328]

Jillian Brooks yeh I always wanted Ariels hair

[@queenj577]

What's wrong w being a ginger??

[@glimmrgirl]

I’ve been using SunIn on my dark blonde hair for 15yrs. Thanks for not being a snob! I really appreciate it. Most stylists are like ‘Eww, you use SunIn? That’s horrible!’ 😒 I like it. It’s pretty subtle so I don’t have to worry about roots. I touch it up every 2-3 mos.

[@joeyree22]

Same same :)

[@ChildofGodforevr]

But you’re already blonde. So…..

[@celycely219]

how is your hair health? is your hair long?

[@edifatkinson7641]

Brad is one of the only people who can really boost my mood with his intros 😹❤️ Edit: omg I just checked my notifications tysm for the likes and BRAD LIKED MY COMMENT YALL NO WAY!

[@Hazel_13155]

That is so true🤣

[@mackaylaschexnyder9726]

Yea lol I'm sitting here in my bed looking like a rat and hes like, "hi beautiful" lmao

[@kendelleye2255]

I get more compliments from Brad then my family😂

[@Julia-np5zd]

I remember doing this 10 years ago but I used just straight lemon juice 😂

[@DeezNutz-ve8kf]

Edith Atkinson same

[@TotallyxKatiee]

I never used or even read the instructions of Sun In. When I was in beauty school, my color teacher literally told all of us it’s bleach in a bottle and it’ll make your hair fall out. I’m laughing now at the manipulation of hair stylists who desperately hate this DIY stuff because it take their money away. I stopped dying my hair over a year ago and I’ve been wanting something subtle with less damage than bleach or regular color. I’m considering a Sun In type product.

[@anneanastos8876]

I started using Sun In when I was around 15. I was strawberry blonde and my hair started getting darker which I didn’t like. When I realized the main ingredient was hydrogen peroxide, I just refilled the bottle with straight hydrogen peroxide and have been lightening my hair like this for pennies ever since. I blow dry it and then wash it. I am now 57 and have never damaged my hair. Not sure if the mannequin hair was the best test (don’t know if that is human hair). Also I’ve also noticed that the lightening effect really shows after my hair is washed, which it seems wasn’t done in this test. (Just sayin’) Obviously I like the result on me, since I’ve been doing it for over 40 years. If my hair was naturally darker, it might have turned orange but it works for me.

[@majuhetfield5373]

That's great! I've been considerating doing the same. did you use some toning product? like blue shampoo? my hair is a light brown, so I think it may get brassy at some point

[@misscogito9865]

Hi Anne, what level of hydrogen peroxide did you use?

[@anneanastos8876]

@@misscogito9865 3%, available at any grocery or drug store.

[@misscogito9865]

@@anneanastos8876 thanks a bunch :) I’ll be trying it out

[@witttamra]

Brad, coming from an 80's girl you missed the point. With Sun In, the original formula, you got that lovely shade of orange with a nice brittle texture and breakage to boot. Which clearly is the only way to go... as we applied it to our dry hair before we spent hours of time sunbathing with our iodine and baby oil to give us that nice orange glow to the skin as well. After a couple days of that, you've got a stunning monochromatic summer look. That fantastic 80's look that was ALL the rage!

[@adria89]

Haha, thanks for the memories. I so ruined my hair with this.

[@meansuga]

For me it was the 70's ! Mix a few drops of iodine into Hawaiian Tropics or Coppertone . The Sun In , or DIY lemon juice , peroxide and water ...some girls used vodka in the mix. I can smell it all now 😏

[@18lynnamber18]

I'm sorry, did you say IODINE?! D:

[@18lynnamber18]

@@Jane-oh4lz well of course not! D:

[@doubtful_seer]

My mom loves telling me about how she and her friends went to the beach in the 80s and covered themselves in iodine. lol

[@ChristaKwon]

Fun fact: When I was in middle school, I used "Lightening Gel" to gel my hair into a bun... I didn't realize it was gel that lightens hair... so I was shook when my "roots" started changing copper... I thought I was sick, that something was in our well water... then one day I was at the store buying more gel when I finally realized it... smh

[@Kivamusicchannel]

Omg I used to use that too when I was 7. Lol

[@kastleboo4195]

I remember that gel !!!!!

[@TK-ij2xi]

My husband worked with a guy that thought sunless tanner was sunscreen. Kind of opposite, but still funny!

[@daquacken4707]

My best friend used that all the time. I thought it always smelled like puke.

[@chai_lattes]

Oh noo!! That's so cute😂

[@mercedesgarcia3480]

Never put it on my head but as a person who struggled with body hair I would put it on my arms and thighs and it works wonders!

[@rama90hh]

Did it never turned back to it’s natural color?

[@leahbrough4900]

@@rama90hh it goes back to its natural color when it grows out sun in doesn’t change the hair follicle colour it just changes the already grown color, if that makes sense

[@94KrisAlex]

Omg that’s so smart!!!!

[@rachaeldbmiller]

That’s an amazing idea. We love a smart queen

[@catvergueiro8905]

You are a latina, right? A Lot of girls do it here in Brazil!!

[@clare2401]

I've been a hairdresser for 20 years and Sun in was HUUUUUGE in the UK when I was training. It was nothing but an absolute nightmare, it contained metallic salts (back then) and you literally can't put any chemical process on top of it, which was a bummer in the 90s when everyone wanted a perm. I've seen women walk in the salon with nothing but short tufts of broken hair clinging to their scalp where they coloured or permed their hair over it and it snapped clean off. It got banned in the UK for obvious reasons 😂😂

[@asdfpoop33921]

They completely revamped the formula for the US version. They still don't recommend using chemical products due to the hydrogen peroxide, which is the active ingredient in bleach developer.

[@MichaelSvenson]

@Siobhanpeter I bought a bottle today from Walmart and it says right on the back the it contains NO metallic dyes.

[@Nola5427]

🤔

[@honeybee1864]

damn thats rough

[@spellywelly]

Sonnys Mummy I was a big user of sun in back in the 90s and had no idea it was banned! Do you think those metallic salts could’ve posed a health hazard as well as a hair hazard? I’m chronically ill and trying to detox heavy metals. Never occurred to me that some could’ve come from hair products, and not sure whether it’s nonsense to consider it!

[@DemonAngelSakina]

I used Sun-In in the 90's--my grandmother (former old-school hair dresser) refused to let me actually dye my hair because of being a kid in school--on my 'mouse brown' hair. It did produce some very nice copper-ish highlights. Around 2000, when the formula was changed, well...it didn't do anything anymore. After that, my grandmother decided to just start mixing up lemon juice rinses and using those to produce natural highlights. Actually...idea, Brad. How about testing at-home lightening methods--chamomile, vinegar, lemon juice, ect.--to see how they work? Or an old darkening method involving a sage tea rinse to darken hair?

[@sk8ergirlzTV]

DemonAngelSakina i live for this idea

[@Lewdicon]

I'm here for it!

[@ericamannebach4964]

Need the tea on this hair tea!

[@karenb8715]

DemonAngelSakina I used it in the 80’s and it was mostly peroxide without much else. End of my finger tips went white. I was lucky that I was dark blonde so colour was ok but because I sprayed it all over my roots where not a good look 😂

[@JulieDiana1992]

I feel like this is just for dark blondes who want there hair more blonde. That already does happen a little bit naturally to dark blondes

[@JoshGoingRAW]

So true. I wouldn't use this if I naturally had darker hair. As a blonde this shit is DANGEROUS. Lightens almost too much.

[@abbye6082]

Yeah I’m dark blond and my hair already gets highlights from the sun in the summer

[@jilliankat9541]

As a dark blonde i can confirm it worked perfectly for my hair when i was younger, but it seems like most people with brown/black hair shouldn’t use it! it’s not like it’ll be toned so it turns out orange

[@samanthatripler6751]

Julie Diana ya i’ve been using it since i was little cause i have dark blonde hair and natural highlights and even w out using it the sun works by its self but i think it works

[@Lucy_Sammy_2]

I have dark blonde hair and can confirm. It just makes my hair look sunkissed all year. I think it only works for me because I naturally have some highlights already so sunin just amplifies that.

[@jadex204]

Brad: “your brown hair will turn bright red and you do NOT want that” Me:

[@cassyarvin9398]

I love red hair 🥺🥺

[@stephaniepreston-mullins3262]

Me too, not as bright as yours, but it's RED!! 😆😆😆

[@rachelchristensen1581]

Well you don't want bright red if you're looking for sunkissed blonde or brunette hair.. Lol But red is beautiful too

[@jadex204]

Rachel Christensen right lol I just thought it was funny. But it would suck if you’re trying to achieve something else

[@IllyanaVlogging]

Same

[@k.am1kaze]

The first time I EVER colored my hair (at 13 years old), I used sun-in. My mom wouldn’t let me actually color my hair so I bought some of this stuff. I’d use it after every shower, so like 1-2 times a week, then blow dry. It got my natural brown/dark copper to a cute caramel color. I haven’t used it since bc I’ve been using Sally’s products for the last 10 years, but I was happy with the results at the time and it smelled amazing.

[@CosmicEremite]

Wait...you only showered 1-2 times a week??? Oh no...

[@Ana-Catherine]

@@CosmicEremite I think she meant she’d use the product after taking a shower only 1-2 times a week. Meaning she only used the product 1 or 2 times a week after a shower.

[@Lg.sidequest]

Brad: "I tested Sun-In so you don't have to" My Sun In hair in middle school:🟠🟧🔶📙🍊🧡🎃 You're a few years too late 😂😂

[@giovanninasuluh]

Decades. My mom did this to me back in the late 70s/early 80s...

[@noorbert3018]

My sister and I used to do this in Norway in the 90s :p

[@alaiyaberti5020]

LMAO I literally came here to comment the same thing

[@sincerelymisssarah3004]

SAME! But I did go blonde from a dark/medium brown natural color

[@crystallizedworld]

Same 😂😂 my hair was YELLOW

[@sandreaandrea]

"I tested sun in so you don't have to" Everyone from the 90s..... uhhhh....

[@lisaeischens2352]

Did this in the 80’s and it definitely works! I thought I looked pretty damn cool but what do I know?

[@jude271189]

I read "I tested sun so you don't have to" 😂

[@melwatson8301]

1990s teen from England here and yep used it almost daily during this holidays and mum encouraged it Hahahaha

[@laurashondell719]

I did this like last year

[@reddrawslive]

And the 2000’s lol (me)

[@theChristianChristian]

I would LOVE LOVE LOVE to see this done on blonde or dirty blonde natural hair. Generally natural hair is going to show more color variation and highlights from the sun than a synthetic or dyed base would.

[@RoseQuinzel28]

what ive noticed about "sun in" when i used it was that it brought out my natural highlights faster than normal when sitting in the sun

[@shtulze]

OK.. so Brad used to be gentle with the dolls, he even talked to them, he was so nice, but now he just throws them on the floor and doesn’t even apologize for it:DDD

[@Mizz.Person]

😂🤣😅🤣😂

[@monisha4703]

Hope that the dolls won't haunt Brad later😂😂

[@godsrocker88]

Quarantine has affected us all in different ways.

[@michelewallace9478]

It's like when you get a new phone. Weeks 1-2: gentle touch. Weeks 3 - on: toss it wherever. That's what the case is for, lol!

[@TorMango]

"I'll be sad if nothing happens." Girl, you and 7th grade me

[@EmmaTrumble]

I laughed way harder at this than I want to admit

[@melte5547]

This totally was a statement made by 7th grade me as well. I was sad IT DID DO SOMETHING to my hair 🤣😂afterwards. So orange and dry like straw.

[@amberkendle656]

Right??

[@thatonegirlnamedchloe]

It worked it just made my hair like orangey brown instead of blonde 😂

[@thatonegirlnamedchloe]

And well I did add lemon juice to it so there’s that- 😳

[@andreang13]

I’ve been using John Frieda’s for almost 5 years on my natural light brown hair and it leaves it with beautiful golden highlights. Looks very natural and keeps my hair very healthy. I only use it once per month to brighten my hair. I get a lot of compliments and it has made me save a fortune in salon appointments.

[@LYlmaz]

Is John Frieda better than other lighters? I have brunette hair

[@andreang13]

@@LYlmaz unfortunately I haven’t found it again since 2 years ago. I stopped lightening my hair and now is even healthier and fuller ❤️

[@laura-loves-god]

I used the John Frieda leave-in hair lightening spray once when I couldn't get hold of Sun-In. I'd been using Sun-In for years with good results - my hair is naturally mousey blonde and I like that sun-kissed look that you can get from Sun-In, but the John Frieda stuff made my hair so fragile and it broke off. Absolute disaster. Would never use it again. I'll stick to Sun-In in future.

[@drhust1955]

Brad, You don’t have to go out in the sun. I’m a old time user, who used it back in the seventies. I had light brown hair and used it a few times a year. It turned my hair a strawberry blonde. Loved it. Being a boomer, No Sun in now, gray now, lol. 😳Oh, you are right. It does damage. I always wondered why my hair felt like straw, lol 😆 again. Thanks for trying it out.

[@KellieBrownekelxsing]

OMG I USED THIS WHEN I WAS A TEENAGER AROUND 10 years ago! Can’t believe my mum allowed me to!!! Haha

[@CatSpann]

Sun In was the first time I figured out I have some serious red undertones lmao went from brown to Ronald McDonald orange in a week 😩🤦🏻‍♀️😂

[@Fairy_bongmother]

Omg same. Lol

[@juliam1090]

I felt so cool at 14 with my pumpkin hair 🤦‍♀️

[@KellieBrownekelxsing]

@@CatSpann omg yes i am in that exclusive club haha

[@KellieBrownekelxsing]

@@juliam1090 hahahahah tell me about it!

[@belladonna2729]

I have a friend who used SunIn and her hair looks like a bunch of skinny carrots

[@raesour2806]

My cousin used to use it and her hair would turn like a piss yellow. Keep in mind her hair naturally is dark blonde/light brown. She asked if my sister and I (me with medium brown hair, sister with dark brown hair naturally) wanted to use it. Did nothing to our hair, or if it did, it was very subtle.

[@lyssaphillips3533]

I- you came for that girl 🤣

[@heysaucemikehere1804]

My childhood best friend used it, her mom would put it in her hair everyday mine you we lived in Florida, there was basically never not sun. She wanted to bleach her hair, so that was her moms compromise lmao

[@SPARKSHAGG]

tina lati 😂😂😂😂🤣🤣

[@chellyeah552]

Carrots?!?! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@dublinjazz1]

When I was a teenager back in the 80s, before I started getting salon highlights, I used to use Sun In. I had naturally dirty blonde hair, and I LOVED it. It definitely lightened it several shades. I don't know if the formula has changed since then:)

[@helloohehehe1127]

That’s so cool!! What did the 80s feel like??

[@Katherine_xs]

Saves a lot of money for sure wow

[@javierestrada7736]

I find Brad so interesting and relaxing. Even when I don't care about the product, I love watching him.

[@Wazzaaap]

Since more people are trying out the buzzcut during quarantine, will you do a vid on growing one out & how to style please? Thanks! 😊

[@thalia.tenebris]

I second this! I buzzed my hair as well.^^

[@bellesasmr]

i third

[@miraann1929]

I buzzed mine now and started embracing wigs like in my pfp 😂 guess theres something in the air

[@jaznappier7992]

YES AND ALSO I LOVE MY BUZZ CUT AND WANT TO KEEP IT BUT WANT A VID ON HOW TO COLOR WITHOUT JUST COLORING YOUR SCALP

[@genevievenygren2200]

I’ve been growing out a pixie cut and it’s sO much harder to figure out how to make it cute than I thought!!

[@starthejar1419]

“Yellow, orange, dull, awful hair.” pictures: my hair

[@es5398]

😂 don’t be hard on yourself! You’re pretty if that’s you on the picture.

[@marisolbarragan2]

Lmfao like did he really have to attack me

[@KimmyR0227]

fuckkkk- felt that-

[@honeybee1864]

your duck has an afro...noice

[@Crissybooable]

You look so soft

[@eringaumond1180]

So when I was younger before I ever bleached or dyed my hair, I used to use some version of sun-in to make my nateral highlights in my dirty blonde hair more noticable. It worked really well for that.

[@desertblossom1336]

I have natural blonde hair but it is more of a dishwater blonde in the winter. I have been using Sun In every time I'm out in the sun for a few hours. The pink bottle works better. It works well & looks like my hair normally looks in the summer.

[@bellakate5315]

Brad: “I tested Sun-In Hair Lightener so you don’t have to” Me left with orange hair and dark roots: too late

[@sahitipawar8343]

Bella Kate FRR WHEN I SAW THIS I WAS LIKE HUNNY UR TOO LATE 😩

[@hollyshane2604]

Lady from when my mom was a hairdresser who melted her hair with this stuff: oh My mother: yeah OH DONT USE THIS SHIT

[@asherrrrrr6903]

Same I used it like a month ago

[@jessicaizoita7216]

Yeah I used it a month ago not to go

[@alexcalk2882]

my mom uses sun in religiously. it’s turned her hair from a mousey brown to an actual blonde. people believe it’s natural. i’ve never used it and i’ve always been cautious about it but it really did work for her.

[@deandrajohnson1973]

And it didn’t damage her hair? My hair felt so damaged and dry and brittle. This was 30 years ago so they may have improved plus I probably used too much 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@vanityplates3125]

@@deandrajohnson1973 one of my guy friends from school used it, he had super dark brown hair. It destroyed his. It turned orange and got crispy. His mom lost her mind. 😂 he had to shave his head eventually. Idk what else he did to it tho. It was so bad. Edited to add that this was probably about 25 yrs ago.

[@LaLaLonna]

When i was young my hair went from almost white to dark blonde from ages 5-11 and my grandmother started putting sunin in my hair around the age of 9ish 😅😅😅 she thought it was natural. It did take my hair to a pretty light blonde again. When i got older and wanted to start dying my hair she would always say "oh honey...you just need a lil sunin, thats all!!" 😅😅😅 god rest her soul. She was a hippy so she was stoned most of the time. That explains it.

[@floatingvibez]

Same for my mom! It gave her dull light brown hair faint highlights that really show in the sun

[@koobie83]

My mum uses it too! But her hair is super super fine and I think it works well in her hair. It worked in my hair great when my hair was blonde when I was a kid. It would turn my hair super blonde. Once my hair turned brown as a teenager - forget it. I looked like someone dumped a caramel milkshake over my head .

[@scarletsletter4466]

If you're going to use one of these, the John Frieda creates the least risk if you're going to highlight the hair in the future. To my knowledge it mainly works on blonds, but it def works, which is why its always sold out all over NYC

[@spellbindinglunacy99]

My mom used to make her own "sun-in" by mixing water, peroxide, lemon juice and aloe juice. She'd spray my hair, blow dry it and let me go play outside, my hair would lighten. We'd do it a few times and eventually my dark blonde hair would lighten quite a bit. But, if you have any other products in your hair or very dark hair, it will likely go brassy.

[@idkutellme-rp9qe]

“It is 95 degrees in New York, and it is very, very sunny” Me living in Texas:👁👄👁

[@hoodpriestessphilosophy7669]

It's triple digits in Utah ... 😐

[@MrsMster]

It gets to a point as a non-US person when you just don't think that it's in celsius lol

[@Niallmylove]

It’s 115 where I live

[@daisylovers3655]

Me in Arizona...

[@jazzyj7776]

@@Niallmylove Arizona? lol because same

[@giuliagrecchi8383]

Brad, im Brazilian so sorry for the gramatical errors. I used to use sun in when i was like, 14y, me and my sister used for a long time, i really like the results but there is a problem, A BIG PROBLEM. When you bleach your hair that is already light because of the sun in, it literally FRIES YOUR HAIR, really. So it's important to keep in note that you SHOULD NOT BLEACH YOUR HAIR THAT IS ALREADY LIGHTING WITH SUN IN.

[@marinahiga]

eu amo que tem br em td quanto é lugar desse yt

[@wendyalmeida3587]

BRs em todo lugar né kkkk

[@carolinacruz3114]

Constructive criticism so you can improve: "I" always needs to be capitalized, when alone.

[@krismiskarol]

I love that people are considerate enough to warn others that english isn't their first language. But honestly most people whose native language is english don't even speak a second language DON'T FEEL BAD! Your grammar is better than a lot of english speaking people in general.. lol

[@tomoe5948]

@@carolinacruz3114 what?

[@rachelyaschuk7020]

Just adding in my thoughts on the Sun Bum hair lightener: it does say on the front of the bottle “Blonde to Medium Brown Hair Types”. Not sure if the mannequin would be considered within that range. I have virgin dirty to honey blonde hair, with a lot of natural highlights that does lighten in the sun on it’s own, but I really liked the Sun Bum product because I could tell that my hair had lightened noticeably after 1 use, and my coworkers were asking if I had gotten highlights after 3 uses. Possibly because I have blonde hair it looks more natural on me because my natural highlights would have gotten blonde like that eventually, just would have taken all summer. It’s important to me to have products with the least amount of harmful ingredients (like phthalates & parabens), and if you are the same then I would highly recommend this product. - Canadian, Natural Blonde, not a hair dresser

[@jenbauder]

As an old lady from the 80s... Sun in was kind of marketed as the easy portable method for teens and pre teens. The bottle doesn't warm you it will turn your hair literally neon green if you don't really scrub it out before you go swimming. I spent the entire summer before I started Jr high with the greenest of green hair thanks to sun in and chlorine lol

[@spookytaco666]

That's bleach in general

[@Twilight_Marie]

I'm a dark ass brunet, and I use this every year around spring time to lighten my hair for the summer. It works absolutely amazing for me! I use it mainly on my ends 😊

[@Twilight_Marie]

@@reneeboudreaux4796 the Sun in

[@Jordan-bo4nv]

Twilight Marie how does your hair feel now😳

[@Twilight_Marie]

@@Jordan-bo4nv my hair is pretty soft tbh. I've been doing this to my hair for about 3 years and and it lasts a while. I have to spray it in my hair maybe once every one and a half months😊

[@simplyparticular]

I’ve used Sun In since the late 80s. When I started in my teens, I was a light ash blonde. I always used it outdoors - it used to smell stronger and more like peroxide. It generally lightened my hair, especially the top layer, to almost my childhood white blonde. In the 90s when my hair thickened and lengthened to a medium ash, I switched to braiding my wet hair and spraying it before a day in the sun - did it once a month through the fall, gave me great highlights about 2 shades lighter. By the 00s, the formula had changed - and so had my hair. It was medium caramel and the new version brought out more red/orange tones, and was very drying. So I switched to using it with a wide tooth comb and hair dryer to control where I wanted highlights, a couple times in summer. Now I’m in my 40s, my is deep caramel blonde - the roots are light brown but fade naturally to a medium blonde with red tones. I don’t use Sun In because I think the contrast would be too great and the new formula does tend to bring out the orange.

[@Kat-tr2ig]

I'm 41 and also came to make the same statement, that at one point the formula changed and it wasn't the same after that.

[@lbridge6112]

I had no clue Sun In still existed lol!! I loved it because I could give myself subtle highlights without it being damaging. I am pretty sure the last time I used it was the Summer of '97 lol.

[@georgejetson9801]

I didn't know they still made Sun in. Everyone used it during the summer in the 80s and Aqua Net to seal our big hair look.

[@AcrophobicPixie]

They've really improved the sprayer since the 90s when we would put it in our hair during band practice.

[@davidmyers-wakeman5515]

Oh man, this took me back to my teen years in the 90s. I used "Touch of Sun" for a while and had a nice deep orange mane 😂 Eventually got bleached tips, then went jet black, and, well you can see where I am now. 😜

[@evwitdauziohno242]

David Myers, Jr. Omgggg i saw ur pfp and laughed so hard!!!

[@tinaharner3272]

😅🤣😂

[@hollyolsen945]

😄😄😆😆😂😂

[@hollyolsen945]

I absolutely love your comment ❤️😂😂 I used it in the 90's as well and it turned my brown hair brassy af!!

[@erin6320]

You’re killing the game David!!! I aspire to be you . Also you rock that bald head my dude

[@cherbow_9443]

Neighbor: looks outside Ms. MannEquinn: chillin in the yard 😂

[@bojohan2855]

Sun in is really meant for blondes. I used it religiously for years, with great results. People always thought I had highlight and lowlights from the salon.

[@Beth9228]

I did use Sun In during the summer of 1985. It made my hair yellow. My sister used the stuff on her hair from brown to blonde. Even using a blow dryer does work for the heat,too.

[@jennialong]

Man I remember being a teenager in the 80’s with Sun In in my hair, laying out on a blanket in the sun frying with baby oil and jamming with my boom box! Man I’m old! Lol

[@sallyostling]

Good times!!?? Same.

[@RandomPerson-kd84]

Yes

[@gc1097]

That's so cool 🥺 I'm in my 20s and the music of that time was amazing and still is 💖

[@TheXanneXanneChannel]

Right there w you sister! Good memories!

[@cristazirgulis535]

I can still smell it. I loved it as a teen!!

[@akartist1466]

Imagine how much Ms.Mani Quin has been through

[@blackberry3236]

Free promo for the mannequin 80’s movie! Awesome film!

[@Peachie4011]

Girl has been going thru the gigs! Lol

[@alexissummers4545]

I don't want to think about it😂😂

[@XxMCRroxnonstopxX]

One day she's going to release a tell all biography

[@rin_ok442]

There will be a horror movie called revenge of Ms. mani quin

[@tamick2000]

Jon Frieda helped me live without highlights during the start of Covid. I used it on my roots and never felt like my hair looked bad while I waited for my professional highlights. I am blonde, but now mostly dirty blonde.

[@sophialivvix4340]

I have been using sun in for years now and it has kept my hair a very pretty blonde!!! So many compliments!

[@annamiaconley1865]

Brad: Hi Beautiful! my confidence: 📈 you are all beautiful 💕

[@RaeBae7]

Thank you queen, so are you 💕

[@annamiaconley1865]

@@RaeBae7 💕💕

[@annamiaconley1865]

@@rruizz 💕💕🥺

[@horsenaturalbaby]

I used to only do highlight sections and the results were good every time. I used these products my whole life with no issues. It's even possible to make your own sun in.

[@lauraquintero1187]

I’ve been using sun in for three years now and it has not really damaged my hair! As long as you just put it on damp hair not so often (id say 2-1 times a week) you’ll see results in a couple of months or even weeks! I always get compliments on my hair color. I used to be a light brown and now is like a golden redish brown hair if that makes sense

[@RebekahFinley]

When I was a kid we didn’t have Sun-In, we used lemon juice and then went to swim practice at the community pool 😂

[@gailgerard8604]

We'd do the same thing when we ran out of Sunday in.

[@paulalambert0319]

Yessss!!!!!

[@42t16]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 we did have sun in, but it only turned everyone's hair Orange!!! So we just used the lemon juice which worked much better!! I read sun in and LMFAO 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ljkerr4497]

My mom is nearly 60 and her and my aunt used sun in when they were in their 20s

[@RebekahFinley]

Lindsey Kerr I meant specifically my experience. My mom just didn’t let us buy Sun-In

[@katealvarez257]

Okay but why are all of his outfits so iconic and just ✨

[@BrilliantlyBookish]

I actually loved sun in!! It lightened my hair subtly and was relatively hassle free

[@Asdefron]

When he's saying Sun Bum smells just like a certain sunscreen/oil, I think he's referring to Hawaiian Tropic. Which is my favorite, it helps give you a great tan but omf it just smells like summer to me now. So tropical and amazing. 😍 Anywho, my mom used to use Sun In and it seemed to work for her. She preferred doing smaller pieces like her highlights and not all over, but it's literally in my bathroom right now. 😂 I have extremely dark brown hair with black in some areas, and reddish blonde highlights (all naturally somehow, thanks Irish and Portuguese genes lmao) and it never seemed to work quite as well on mine. Her hair is a muuuch lighter brown/golden blonde, and it works way better for her lol. It isn't drastic, and I wouldn't recommend using it constantly as it does make your hair feel dry after a while. I'm guessing from the peroxide and lemon juice. But it does help "refresh" blonder parts of the hair, in my opinion. Definitely shouldn't replace going to a pro, but it's cool for when you're at the beach/pool and just want a tiny bit of a boost for your highlights.

[@HelloThereIAmAlice]

Yeah let’s damage both the skin and the hair in the sun at the same time 😍👌🏻

[@Wonderlandish]

I'm also lusodescendant (mixed with African), and also have some red-ish blonde highlights, cool to find someone else who has those!

[@ellabrockton8987]

So I really like sun bums products, but if you use too much it might effect the hairs consistently and texture.

[@_jinxi]

i was thinking banana boat dark tanning oil lolol 😂

[@Asdefron]

@@HelloThereIAmAlice Lol yeah, it isn't the healthiest thing but it happens. I mainly used them when I was in high school or younger, not so much anymore, but my skin also tans easier now than it used to even when I use sunscreen, which I don't really understand lol.

[@tiffanyw3425]

The sun in works with just a blow dryer, I had a friend who did that in high school (20 years ago) during the winters.

[@HollyandCaio]

I did that too 😂

[@oliviaweishaupt4717]

I did the same

[@GoreJess11]

Did that! Lol

[@meddlmulle7806]

I would never use these kinds of spray on my hair but I just really love to listen to you Brad! You' re so kind and adorable. ♡

[@kristenevans4557]

Whenever I start the video and he says “Hi Beautiful “, I feel like he’s really talking to me, and it makes me smile. Anyone else?

[@shanaeharbin686]

When I was a teenager we laid out in the back yard on the trampoline covered in Hawaiian tropic with a mixture of lemon and peroxide on our hair. Memories....

[@ForrestDouglass]

Brad: it takes SEVERAL sessions to get a good blonde. Brad: let's use Sun-In in for ONE HOUR and see if it works... Oh Brad, as early 2000's me would tell you, you're gonna need a few months. Lol

[@Chelsea.Stevie]

He knew it wouldnt 5urn the hair blonde...he just wanted to experience how light it would get. It never says it would turn your hair blonde it's just to lighten it in the sun

[@ForrestDouglass]

@@Chelsea.Stevie just a lighthearted joke about sun in babes I think we all know his intention

[@ang9555]

Honestly that shit made my hair get blonde blonde in patches when I was little but I spent like everyday all day outside

[@brandisedwick1337]

My grandma used to put sun in in my hair in the summer when we would be out in the sun back in the late 90s. Sometimes we would even put lemon juice. I already had naturally dark blonde hair though and it seems to work as far as turning it more yellow lol. (I loved it back then) Then again more yellowish shades of blonde was “in” in the late 90s.

[@marcilk7534]

It did the same thing to my dark blond hair, yellow. Someone on another comment is arguing with me about it that it if it was yellow, then my hair is really brown and I don’t know what color my hair is. And here we are, confirmation I’m not color blind.

[@Brittany.Adams.]

i was always under the impression that those products were for people with dirty blonde hair.

[@Mikaela0729]

I think they work much better on the lighter hair for sure, but I’ve also seen a video of a girl with jet black hair that used it and it literally made it a brown color... interesting!

[@ttcgr]

I have dirty blond and it really works well for me to give me natural looking highlights (I only used it a little bit)

[@capsapgem6169]

Mikaela Samson do you remember the name of the video? I have black hair and want to see what the possible outcome may be

[@ByeByeBelly]

I'm dark blonde but I used Go Lighter years ago to go back to blonde after using chocolate brown box dye

[@champagnesupernova4081]

My hair is dirty blonde & it brings out golden blonde highlights.

[@ViTheWay]

My Aunt would lie in the sun for hours with sun in, she was naturally a dark blonde and it would make her a bleaaaach blonde. She is old as hell though the formula could have changed, sorry aunt Mike🤣

[@leticiaB88]

How dare you call out ya aunt mike.

[@hollyolsen945]

@@leticiaB88 The audacity this girl has! I mean My God!

[@aweirdcreature3984]

Holly Olsen I know some people can be so disrespectful

[@SuperDrLisa]

I'm probably older than your Auntie Mike.. we do get used to thinking of us 60s are on deaths door. We still want to have fun

[@hollyolsen945]

@@aweirdcreature3984 I know right? What has the world come too? 😄😄

[@carlypatrick1755]

I haven't heard anyone talk about sun-in since the 90s, as adolescents we all used it because it's the only thing our parents would allow 😂 all the mustard yellow haired kids

[@leahm5766]

True my mom wouldn't allow when me dye my hair back in middle school so she got me sun in to use and omg it turned my hair some burnt reddish color and didn't notice until my grandma asked why hair was red lol

[@melissaf88]

This is the first dye job I ever had!

[@linds3904]

Literally all my old pictures from like 5th-8th grade my hair was orange af. 😂😂🤦‍♀️

[@MsGiftedfusion]

Yesssssss

[@savannahhelmetag1440]

It actually looked really nice in my hair almost golden

[@hyeranlee6409]

I used an entire bottle of sun in when I was 16 and literally melted my hair.

[@Gwen0902]

I started to use the Sun In around 1984 and used it for a few times. I had medium brown hair and it turned my hair to a light brown with reddish hues. It was really pretty but then started to use lemon juice, conditioner and the sun and still do to this day 2022! I am a blonde and have been since the 84 🙂

[@TrevorsMom]

The biggest crime here is not the Sun In, but the missing 10 second intro of flattering the viewer??? YES, I miss and NEED that 😂❤

[@leighmegan13]

Im a natural blonde and I have used the John Frieda spray for years whenever I wanted to brighten my hair. It works well but it definitely needs a purple shampoo to ensure it doesn’t go yellow. I wouldn’t recommend to anyone with brown hair though - my friend did this and she ended up a brassy as hellllllll and ginger.

[@LilSunny1986]

I remember back in the day as a kid we had a certain brand in the Netherlands that I used daily on holiday for like a week and my hair went from dark brown to a really nice blonde! Sadly they don't sell thay brand anymore... Would have LOVED to use it again!

[@spacewanderer9]

Can please tell me what was the Name of The Product ?

[@Jumpei-nn2zl]

If you have blonde hair or had it when you were younger but still have light brown hair, it will work great because you still have the blonde gene even as you get older. If you have naturally dark brown hair itll just turn red because all sun in does it lightens your natural color.

[@TI1G]

I’m blond and have used this type of product every summer for maybe more than 10 years 🤷🏼‍♀️ It’s not a one day change thing.... When summer is coming I just spray some after shower once every 10 days and when summer comes my hair is lighter and I sometimes use a purple conditioner to tone it. I never use heat when I have the product in my hair because the few times I tried to do it my hair gets damaged. Just my experience 🙆🏼‍♂️

[@a.b.7932]

Yeah I use the Sun Bum version of this stuff and it works well for my dirty blonde hair! What purple conditioner do you use for it??

[@TI1G]

Ash Bath I use ELEVEN Australia ‘keep my colour’. It also a hydrates the hair, this is the one I have available where I’m living now, I always buy the purple conditioner at a professional hair care store. And always conditioner, shampoo is too hard on my hair

[@pa.o]

I’m only seeing negative reviews about sun in so here’s a positive one: I’ve used it for the last 10 years and it doesn’t look orange, it doesn’t look damaged, and I’m confident it’s healthier than if I would’ve used bleach 😬 I have really dark hair and with the spray it looks light brown and copperish. Personally I love it 😔

[@Jessica-wr3bz]

I love sun in to! I used to use it all the time on my natural hair and it looked great I got some many compliments. Now that I dyed my hair dark of course I don't use sun in anymore. But I don't have anything bad to say about the product.

[@iarianayt]

Me too!

[@vanessaavalosmedina3425]

Same ❤️ I love my hair

[@riceisyummy3804]

Just a disclaimer DO NOT GO BLEACH, DYE, OR DO ANYTHING LIKE THAT IF YOU USE SUN IN I don’t know if you already know this but there are a lot of people who say that when you do that it can severely damage your hair with the chemical reaction

[@kiranicole4329]

.... Copperish=orange

[@aliaslafiera]

I remembed middle school when my mom wanted to make us look more european so she sprayed sol eclair on my almost black coarse hair and then made us go in the sun everyday for almost the entire day, that thing just made the top layer of my hair literally red and the hidden layer of my hair was so much darker than the rest, I literally cried so much when someone told me I looked like a ginger

[@kayla.a]

So I used the pink/red bottle of sun in and it actually worked on my light brown hair and made it look like natural brown highlights! But what I did was spray, brush, straighten and it worked (I read the bottle and it is heat activated so you can blow dry, straighten or go outside and it should work)

[@ashleyh1129]

Brad- "hey beautiful" Me- smiling like the half asleep swamp creature I really am "hi brad"

[@yeahyeah9208]

Ashley Hensley 😂😂

[@liliparsons1377]

It’s crazy everybody saying it’s horrible, my hair is naturally dark brown if not almost black and I used it before I ever bleached my hair. And it made my hair a really light brown. You just have to sit in the sun and use a lot of it.

[@clarel8624]

same! like it worked good for me and hair doesn't look almost black anymore. i also get a lot of compliments on it.

[@LovesickMelody6661]

Same!! When I was in kindergarten, my mom sprayed sun-in in my hair which is naturally a medium ashy brown thinking it wasn't going to do much, maybe only gonna give me subtle highlights, but I ended up coming home from school blonde lol!

[@sam-reneee]

i have a darker blonde/light brown hair and i use this a lot to make my hair lighter and it works. i usually blow dry my hair with it in and it works perfectly. i’ve used it for many years and nothing has happened to my hair, but i take care of my hair so it’s not damaged

[@Beth_D]

Works for me too!

[@clarel8624]

@@sam-reneee yeah I do it with a blow dryer sometimes which works just as good for me.

[@nottabrat]

I've used this since I was 17 on my dark blonde dirty blonde hair and it works. Doesn't damage my hair, keeps it silky smooth once rinsed out

[@Wishesfeb29]

I had light blonde hair from birth - into my 30s. At age 40 it started darkening and now it is dark ash blonde. I've been getting foil highlights for the last few years and love them. I was already overdue for a salon visit when pandemic started and haven't seen my beloved Samuel Grayson for over a year (I'm gonna be so proud to share my new hair education with him LOL). I've used SUN IN 5 times in 2020, and although it's subtle, I can definitely see wonderful light compared to new growth. I put conditioner where my previous highlights have grown out, and focus the spray only around the top, crown, and down to ear level, combing it down until it meets with the conditioner. Personally, I highly recommend this for dark or medium Ash Blondes for an effortless perk me up during the pandemic. LOVE you Brad. I can't thank you enough for the incredible education you've given me. You have a permanent place in my heart.

[@maya.s-w]

who else was kinda hoping that brad would try it on HIS hair??? just me... ok :(

[@soapbubbl_4119]

Maya temple me

[@kaysifranklin143]

Me 🤣

[@ihateyouall7026]

He doesn’t want to ruin his hair. I respect that.

[@shannonbelk8331]

Just you XD. .. We are know brad would not put his hair at risk

[@Bubblegumdum]

Honestly half the time I expect him to use his hair but doesn’t. Doesn’t using a human hair with proteins and stuff affect the outcome of products?

[@cherrynicole4511]

I used to buy this stuff because my parents wouldn't let me experiment with my hair lol I told them it was sea salt spray😂🌞

[@AnneStanDesigns]

Did the exact same thing 😁

[@cherrynicole4511]

@@AnneStanDesigns we found a loophole heehee

[@dayanzamora6007]

Me too lol

[@zebraloverbridget]

My mom is the one who bought me sun in when I was a kid. She noticed that my hair would already get lighter in the sun on vacation so she bought it to lighten it faster. I still like the product today as it works great on blonde hair

[@Laudanum-gq3bl]

I used this waaaay back in the 80s. It was de rigeur for beach along with tanning oil. Since I was naturally a medium blonde, it worked nicely. Darker hair doesn’t have the same kind of results.

[@enolamsamoht]

It does work, I used it back in middle school twice within the same week. And this product lightened my lighter brown, brown to an amazing golden blonde/brown color. The only thing is that as you use it you absolutely MUST HYDRATE AND MOISTRUIZE YOUR HAIR, while you do it so you're hair won't dry up and snap off .

[@JS0918]

Talking about orange hair... I was at Sally's, and this girl asked the assistant a good toner for orange hair. And guess what she recommended, yeah TWO T18 boxes! I heard Brad cringing for the trillion time after she bought them.

[@goldenspuds9207]

I never ask the girls at sallys for advice. Ever.

[@kenzieferguson8097]

I concur 😂 it's useless and often leads to wasted money!

[@aylazelanagrebiel3210]

I used to work at Sally’s and, I was only the one with certification for coloring and advice at my location. I used to cringe so hard when the others would try. The best caveat I can give is: You take your hair in your hands anytime you do anything to it yourself. Lol results vary.

[@hauntedhotel8565]

wait thats not what I should use.... what should I use then?

[@lorabetht9206]

Isn’t “Sun- in” supposed to be mostly for people who are already blonde?

[@kendallmassey3574]

Ideally yes!

[@kimberlyschouppe86]

You can also use it to lighten brown hair a bit as well.

[@kendallmassey3574]

Kimberly Schouppe I wouldn’t recommend brunettes use it though. Especially medium brown or darker

[@torie.8807]

i used it with pretty dark brown hair about 4 years ago and actually got an amazing sun kissed blonde look. it wasn’t brassy or orange anything

[@myplaylists6310]

I remember it also saying to only use it on natural hair with no previous added color

[@spicypickles89]

It works good with purple shampoo and/or conditioner. A protein treatment once every 2 months makes a big difference for damage. Too frequently protein treating your hair will lead to breakage, though. Lemon juice before a day of soaking in the sun always worked great for my blonde hair when I was a teen.

[@shareeplayle2693]

I used the products in my teens like a few others did in the comments. Unless they change the ingredients, it should work the same. My hair was a beautiful strawberry blonde to a white blonde in certain areas.. you could use your blow dryer, but I always prefer the hot sun. It didn’t come out dry either. It was almost like slightly greasy. I never had brown hair anyway so my hair was a ash blonde mixed with red. I stayed with this product until I turn to a frost in chip kit once I hit my 20s.. I am considering buying this product again though because I have strawberry blonde hair and i want to add some definition. Either way, this is a product that you have to spray on more than once.. Yet once you get to a certain color, it seems to really pick up the speed so to speak the next time you spray it in.

[@HollyandCaio]

I definitely used sun in during my teen years 😂 but I’m naturally blonde so nothing terrible ever happened to me. But it definitely made my hair dry

[@elizabethgallop5362]

I’m a teen rn and also blonde, it helps keep my hair blonde and never is dry, hmm...

[@kitkatie0]

I used it too as a teen on my natural blonde hair😆Turned my hair brassy and dry.

[@jadecrosley4420]

I miss being a teenager. That's prime time to experiment with your hair!

[@elizabethgallop5362]

Jade Crosley Any ideas for me to try out then? Experiments?

[@elizabethgallop5362]

KLynn Owie

[@jelenalahtina]

I use John Frieda one for several years now on my virgin hair. I do this once every 3 months. My virgin hair is mousy brown/grey but with this they look sunkissed and people compliment my hair a lot and they ask where I colour my hair so they look so effortlessly beachy. But it is just this spray. Only thing we have different packaging in Europe, not so comfortable as this looks.

[@karleybrown8965]

I have the same hair colour and use it too and get compliments. Sometimes it can look a little yellow, but it’s more like a golden blonde.

[@schneeroseful]

Many girls in school who were light blone as kids and darkened to dark blone as teens used it. Some of them had splotchy results. Application technique is important

[@theklam6276]

jelenalahtina Same! Just has to be used carefully like you said (only every 2-3 months) and I also do a purple shampoo mask to make sure it won’t be yellow 🤣

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It would be cool to see the process if this was done to hair once a day, everyday for a month or until you get the lightness you want