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Sun Bum Blonde Hair Lightener, For Blonde to Medium Brown Hair, 118ml
Sun Bum Blonde Hair Lightener, For Blonde to Medium Brown Hair, 118ml
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Product Description Our Hair Lightener is specifically formulated to intensify the natural highlighting effects of the sun, giving our locks that natural, sun-kissed look we love. This UV-activated formula sprays on sheer and uses naturally derived ingredients like Costa Rican pineapple and Meyer lemon to help create natural looking blonde highlights. And while we're all about picking lemons off our neighbor's tree and squeezing them straight into our hair, it just didn't feel right bottling that up and charging you for it—so, we added just a little hydrogen peroxide into the mix for an extra boost of hair lightening power. Oh, and yes—hair lightening results are permanent. DMDM-H Free, Gluten Free, SLS/SLES Free Directions To lighten and brighten everything, spray on dry or damp hair before sun exposure. For sun-kissed reflections, spray on selected strands. Sonny's tip: we recommend not using more than once in the hair washes.
- BLONDE HAIR LIGHTENER. Sometimes we gotta lighten up, so grab this spray that uses Costa Rica Pineapple and Lemon to help brighten your hair by amplifying the natural effects of the sun that create subtle tones and highlights.
- GOOD VIBES FOR YOUR HAIR. Keeping your mane tame is easy with our products made specifically for blonde babes! Protect against frizz, humidity, UV oxidation and dullness with our color-enriching regimen. Perfect for natural or color treated hair.
- HOW TO USE. For an all over lighten and brighten, spray throughout dry or damp hair before sun exposure. For sun-kissed highlights, spray onto select strands. Sonny’s Tip: We don’t recommend using more than once between hair washes.
- PROTECT YOUR HAIR. The key to maintaining healthy locks is healthy, natural ingredients. Our Blonde hair products are enriched with Costa Rican Pineapple and Meyer Lemon, and are Vegan, Gluten and Cruelty Free. They’re gonna be your fav!
- TRUST THE BUM. What does that mean? It means trust us, the ones who live on the beach and need products that work on the most intense days in the sun. The simple truth is, when you make products to protect the ones you love, you make ‘em better.
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