Klorane – Brightening Sun Lightening Spray

It's important to note this is not a bleaching spray like Sun-In or others with peroxide. What it does is bring out natural gold tones in natural light brown to light blonde hair. The results are subtle after using it consistently. The spray nozzle tends to gum up from the sticky product so you may have to transfer the liquid to a more traditional plastic spray bottle or you can take the lid off and wash really well in hot water to unplug the hole. I usually just dump the liquid into a bowl and paint the product on with a tint brush. The warmth of the sun or a bonnet dryer will improve the results. Just note the results are SUBTLE. If you want fast noticeable bleaching then get a product with peroxide in it like Go Blonder spray or Sun In.

I just got the Klorane Sun Lightening Spray and I decided to try it out right away! It sprays more as a spray and not a mist, but honestly it doesn't bother me. After I finished spraying it all over my head, on my dry hair, I combed it in evenly. I would like to address all of the negative reviews in regard to how it smells (because those reviews made me hesitate to buy it at first)... it doesn't smell bad at all! If anything I would call it a clean smell, not overpowering or too flowery. It's subtile and it smells good. The reason it smells so good is most likely is because the mixture of ingredients it totally natural and so there are no harsh chemical smells the Sun Lightening Spray needs to mask. Another positive is that once I brushed my hair, my hair texture felt totally normal and smooth. My hair was not crunchy at all (like when I've put lemon in it).For those of you deciding between this product and "John Frieda Sheer Blonde Go Blonder Controlled Lightening Spray" I can tell you from experience choose this 100%. I used the John Frieda spray off and on for a few years and my hair has never seen so much damage. Hair salon stylists always commented on was how stripped my hair was of protein, and how dry my hair was. I have fine (natural) strawberry blonde hair, it has always been long and it has always been soft, until I used John Frieda's Lightening Spray. Finding a lightening spray that doesn't contain Hydrogen Peroxide has been an amazing find!!! I cannot wait to continue using Klorane Sun Lightening Spray and I'll be sure to post a before and after picture later on!

Klorane makes great products without a lot of junk in them, and the smell is nice. But this product is so mild, nothing happened at all. If you're going to use it, use the entire bottle all at once!

I used an entire bottle of this spray along with the shampoo and conditioner. Since the sun was elusive I used it with heat from my hair dryer and flat iron and as you can see from the photo it lifted a lot of the darkness from my hair. I plan to continue using the trio and hope to lighten more in the summer.The spray has a strong smell that I did not like so I spray it on my hair in the morning and blow dry and then do my workout and shower. This way I don’t have to spend the day with the strong scent of this spray in my hair. Plus it’s kind of sticky so I wouldn’t want it in my hair all day. Overall I was very pleased with the results especially since there’s no peroxide.

This stuff is awesome. My hair is light brown, and this spray added some nice gold and copper highlights. I spray it on and comb it through my hair before I go outside in the sun. It does make my hair feel a little stiff and tacky, but nowhere near as bad as putting lemon juice in my hair. I wash it out in the evening and then use a heavy conditioner. After only two uses, I noticed my hair had more highlights and depth. It smells great, too. The smell is summery and is no stronger than a nice-smelling sunscreen. The photos were taken after two months of use. Even using it two to three times a week, I still have half a bottle left!

At best this product did not work to lighten my dark blonde hair. At worst it seemed to make it darker. See picture for before/ after. Used 3 times.

I have golden brown hair that I often highlight once or twice a year. Sometimes on my own, sometimes at the salon. Than usually in the winter I will dye it auburn covering up all of my streaks. Yet as soon as summer comes around my streaks will return from the sun and look great. However, those roots and well now those grays! This winter so many gray hairs popped up. I have been using this spray to lighten and break up my roots so that I can sorta create a more relaxed baylage look. I don't know how many times I have tried a sun in product against my better judgment only to have orange awful hair. I know I shouldn't but I do anyway and always regret it. Since this product didn't have all of those harsh agents and was more natural I decided to give it a go. I love it! No orange and it has been doing just want I wanted. brightening up my old highlights while smoothing the divide between my roots and the rest. I shall see if over time it helps with the grays too. Mine are mostly hidden underneath the top layer of my hair where I have not used much of the spray. I think though the brighter my hair gets with more blond streaks the likeliness that they will is high.

This product works on blonde highlights, but if you're looking to lighten your roots, forget it. My roots are the darkest blonde before you can call it brown, and all I really expected from this spray was to soften out the darkest tones in my roots. I spent hours in the sun, which is why I can say it worked on my highlights. I kept taking before & after pics, anlayzing every strand closest to my scalp for some sign of hope...but nope, no noticeable diff. To be fair, if all you're after is to brighten your already highlighted blonde hair, it's good for that. But so is the diy version of this product (do your research on ingredients)...much cheaper with just as good results. Sorry I'm not sharing my pics to prove my point, just not feeling up to wasting more of my time.