How do you highlight your hair with chamomile tea?

Question

i was wanting to naturally highlight my hair and i herd that using chamomile tea works. does it really? have you tried it? how do you do it?? THANKS!!!!

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Answer 1

http://www.ehow.com/how_2139521_use-cham...

Answer 2

mo tea doesnt work lemon juice does tho

ive done it before and it make ur hair have a highlighted lighter look

u have to put it all over in ur hair and over a period of time such as a month

results dont show up right away tho.

after u put the lemon juice it helps to go in the sun but even if u dont itlll still work.

after u do that make sure u wash it out becuz it make ur hair super stiff

this make u hair lighter if u want darker try coffee

Answer 3

Sorry but the only thing that highlights hair is bleach.  Tea might amplify the effects of the sun but will not lighten your hair on its own.  Sorry.

Answer 4

I haven't tried it, but this is what I have found out.  You should already start with lighter colored hair.  Don't try to do this with medium to dark brown or black hair.  And while I didn't see anything about red hair, I'm pretty sure this would turn it orange so steer clear!

what you need:

1 cup of dried chamomile flowers or chamomile tea

Enamel or glass pot

Plastic strainer

Glass bowl

Spray bottle (optional)

Baby shampoo

Olive oil

1.

Purchase chamomile tea at a grocery store or health food store. Alternatively, you can buy dried chamomile anywhere that sells bulk herbs.

2.

Use an enamel or glass pot to make a rinse. Metal pots will react with the chamomile and alter its lightening effect.

3.

Add 1 cup chamomile flowers or tea to 2 cups heated water in the pot. Allow it to boil gently for 30 minutes. Let it cool to a comfortable, lukewarm temperature before you use it--this can take several hours.

4.

Strain the chamomile flowers through a plastic sieve and collect the liquid in a bowl. Wash your hair as usual and use the chamomile lightening liquid as a final rinse. When you pour it through your hair, catch it into the bowl again and rinse it through your hair several times this way.

5.

Dry your hair in the sun if possible, as this strengthens the effect of the chamomile rinse. Use the tea often to keep your subtle highlights fresh or to attain the effect you desire.