Camomila intea premium – Spray aclarador de cabello rubio natural - Extracto natural ecológico de manzanilla – 100 ML

I have been blonde for about 4 years now thanks to lightening sprays. It looks natural and is incredibly easy to maintain. My real colour is a medium brunette (see eyebrows in photo). I switched from Sun-in when the price went up. They are very similar and this review could really be for either. Intea has a nicer scent and I prefer the finer spray mist action. It seems slower-acting than Sun-in so I use more (but still only 2 bottles per year). How To Use: Spray onto the top layers of your damp hair after showering. Leave it on. Get out into the fresh air - the more sun on your head, the greater the effect. Your hair will lighten gradually over time. Eventually you will only need to spray the roots. I find 2-3 times per week is perfect. The sun has a big effect on this spray, much more than a hot hair dryer. If I let the roots lapse for a few months I'll catch back up much faster in the Summer. For the last year I've only air dried my hair and it made no difference. Originally I used to spray all my hair, turning my head upside down to cover the underneath layers, then blow dry. But the underneath hair barely lightened at all, despite being closest to the heat of my head all day. Save your spray, let the sun do the work on the bits people will see. The multilayered colour looks like infinite shades of highlights, it's beautiful. Hair Damage: None noticeable. The hairdresser says my hair is soft and strong. I'm pretty sure high concentrations of bleach at a salon are more damaging, as well as being horrible for the environment. That said the only things I do to my hair are shampoo and lightening spray so if you use a lot of straighteners and products you may be affected differently. Conditioner is overrated! If you need it, it might be worth finding a leave-in one you can apply after spraying, as I believe the spray works by acting on the cell structure of the hair.

A: This is a natural, conditioning and bleaching spray for head hair, and I remember it from when I was a kid in the 1980s. It's a classic. :) It's thin and watery, rather than jel-like, so if you swim right after using, it'll obviously wash out. Use it like hairspray, by covering your eyes before spritzing on hair around the face and roots for a natural look. It's activated by sunlight and heat, so if you use a hairdryer or go out on a hot day, the lightening will emerge faster. I spray in and leave the warmth of my head to dry it naturally. Also, it doesn't smell amazing, but it's okay, and doesn't bleach my clothes or carpet etc, when I spray loads on. Camomile and nitrogen peroxide are both natural bleaches that have been used forever to blond hair. However, It's still chemicals, and can sting a little if loads gets on your scalp, but it absolutely works, and provides gentle natural hair lightening. I think Intea offer a one for body hair, if you wanted it for that. I naturally have golden blonde hair though, now with grey roots, and I use Intea to brighten my hair. If you're darker, any hair you spray will go redder first, and will take a lot of spraying to go blond, if it ever does. I'm not paid to advertise this: this does work, and it's economical, but do use common sense, as with all chemicals, and don't expect to end up looking like Claudia Schiffer (unless you are her, of course.)😆

I really like this and would have given 5 stars if this was not so expensive. This works for me but only in sunlight and nothing happens when hair drying for me. This camouflages the pesky greys. Lightens hair noticeably but you do need sunshine for this to work. I would but again but hope the price decreases.

Got this to try to lighten my dark blonde/light brown hair back to the lighter blonde it was when I was younger. It took a few (three so far, and I plan to do one more) applications, as described in the product leaflet, but I have definitely noticed that my hair is much lighter. I'm now most definitely blonde rather than borderline! Furthermore, this product did not make my hair feel dry or brittle after use, and I had no skin reactions to it. The only thing I noticed was a tiny sting when some got into an open cut on my forehead, but that was expected and easily remedied by cleaning the area with a damp cloth. The product is easy to apply, and definitely works best if you can sit in bright sunlight for an hour or so afterwards. Personally, I would recommend getting someone to help apply it, especially if you have longer hair. I used a towel around my shoulders to protect my skin and clothes, and it was not stained or discoloured at all, which was quite nice! Service from the seller was also excellent and the product arrived promptly. Overall, I am very happy with this product, and I will most definitely reorder some more when my bottle runs out.

Ok, so as much as this product was incredible and lifted my hair, not majorly - but a shade lighter. It is not 100 percent natural, I went to the hair salon today to get highlights... The hair dresser asked my hair routine, and just before we were about to proceed I mentioned I was using a natural hair lightening spray.. his face changed , he said time to do a strand test. Although these chemicals say natural they have something called metallic salts or something similar, a chemical that has to react with the sun. Once this is applied to your hair, the hair will soak it and keep that metallic salt in for months... Within 2 minutes of the strand test ...he said, if you hadn't told me about that, we would of had to cut all of your hair off... The strand of hair was like chewing gum... It stretched, and then broke!!! This stuff completely destroys the protein in your hair and has been banned in most countries. I haven't used heat, (blow-dryer, straightners) On my hair in one year at all. Every time in the past I have gone to the hair dressers I was so confident with my hair I would sign a waiver about the chemical test and have perfect highlights. He said I have to let this grow out, or use protein shampoo and maybe try another strand test in 3 months and we will see. So if you are using this to see if you want to go lighter and do this before confirming a discussion to the hair dresser. Tell your stylist !!! The strand was even fizzing and dissolving my hair ! Absolute catastrophie avoided ! Also for anyone still not believing , I hadn't used this product for 2 weeks and still fizz , dissolve, stretch, break, and then cry my eyes out due to having my head shaved ...

I really like this product! I've only used it twice so far and I already can see that my hair is lighter. The first time I sprayed it I sat out in the sun till it dried and the second time I sprayed it and used a hair dryer, both equally effective in my opinion. I find the product very conditioning so I don't know why other reviewers are saying it dries out your hair. I do use a lot of it though. It smells nice and my hair feels amazing afterwards, not like it has something in it. I can already see myself buying another one when this bottle runs out. A little context: my hair is dark blonde/lightish brown (I used to have white blonde hair as a kid) and I spray this product ALL OVER, like I use a lot of it. And of course it's not 100% natural, one cannot change the colour of ones hair otherwise, much as I'd like to just use lemons...

I rarely write negative reviews on Amazon because I am often satisfied with the products I purchase, but I can honestly say that buying this was one of the worst decisions I have made- my hair had been highlighted blonde and I was using it on my roots to ensure they stayed blonde, but gradually my roots became ginger. This product is probably great if you are a natural blonde, but originally I have light brown hair and using this product has made me miss my awful brown roots. If you have heard of how terrible Sun In is for your hair, then this is on the same level- it strips back the hair follicle to dye it, and by using it weekly your hair WILL become damaged. The appeal of using Chamomile and 'natural' ingredients is what convinced me to buy this product, but few of the ingredients (chemicals) are 'natural' and the majority are those that are in Sun In, are in this. Now not only have I got awful ginger roots, I cannot dye it due to the damage the product has caused- I have money and the ability to get my hair dyed back, but due to the damage caused by the product, two hairdressers have apologetically told me that I must either grow it out or get it back into a good condition (but even then it is indefinite to be fixed). This is not me trolling or trying to ruin the company behind the product, but I cannot put into words my regret for using this product. If your hair is naturally blonde this will work- if you are like me and naturally have light brown hair or darker, don't be lazy as I was and find something else as you WILL regret it!

Hi all I've used the product 3 times now, and I'm definitely noticing a difference. I already have darkish blond highlights in my hair and they are a lot lighter than what they were, also the rest of my dark blond non lightened hair is looking lighter, its a subtle lightning and I think i'm going to have to use the whole bottle to get the colour I want. (I have just below the shoulder length hair) I like this product because it is easy to control the colour you want to achieve. UPDATE... I've used it on holiday recently and its great to put on after being in the sea and drying in the sun ( don't use it after being in the pool though too many chemicals). I won't need to get my hair coloured at the hairdressers anymore either!! kerching! A great product, go on buy it! Another UPDATE Obviously still using this great product, today I was using it to do my roots, read you could do this on dry hair, anyway done my roots left it on for 30 mins, then decided to spray all over dry hair, only left it for 15 mins blow dried and it worked fine without having to wet my hair first! how lazy am I..... note I have been using it as per instructions for a few months now, don't know if you should leap right in and do it on dry hair from the off...