Chamomile

If you want to lighten your hair using a natural ingredient, chamomile is an option for you. Chamomile tea is an ingredient that has been used for ages to help with various ailments and can also be used as a natural highlight. To use chamomile as a natural highlight, simply add 2 tablespoons of dried herb to ½ cup hot water and allow it to steep in the sun for 4-5 hours until the color becomes darker than desired. You can then strain out the herbs and apply directly to dry hair (or leave them in). Leave this mixture on your hair overnight before washing out with shampoo in morning.

The results will be subtle but noticeable—it will give you some added shine while not making your locks look unnatural or shiny like many other highlights do when left on too long (usually more than 24 hours). This method works best if applied every few months instead of daily since repeated use could potentially lead to some damage such as breakage due to overprocessing which may cause breakage and decrease elasticity in strands from excessive heat exposure from frequent brushing/styling tools being used close proximity during application process.”

Lemon Juice

Whether you’re looking to lighten your naturally dark hair by a few shades, or completely overhaul its color, there are plenty of natural ingredients that can help you achieve the look you want.

Let’s start with lemon juice. Lemon juice is an acid which can remove the yellowing of hair and make it look lighter. The best way to use lemon juice is to combine equal parts water with a teaspoon of lemon juice, then apply this mixture directly onto your head and leave for 30 minutes before rinsing out with water. Repeat if needed – just remember that not all lemons will be as potent as others!

Honey

Honey is a good choice for all hair types, as it helps improve the condition of your hair and lighten your natural color. It has natural humectant properties, which means that it draws moisture from the air to keep your scalp hydrated. This can be especially beneficial if you have dry hair or if you live in an area where the air is very dry.

Honey also contains nectar enzymes that break down protein bonds in your hair shafts, allowing them to appear lighter in tone. These enzymes also aid in detangling knots so that they don’t feel like they’re being ripped out every time you brush them!

To use honey as a lightener: Mix 1 tablespoon of honey with one cup of warm water and apply this mixture directly onto clean damp strands (you can even leave it in overnight).

This is a great solution if your hair is prone to drying out.

If your hair is prone to drying out, this is a great solution. It’s easy to find and use, and it won’t make your hair any drier or more brittle than it already is.

For this method, you’ll need:

• 2 tbsp coconut oil
• 1/4 cup honey