Sun Glitzing

[sheen]

Has anyone heard of this? My understanding is, instead of using a bleach product to highlight your hair, a color is used. Of course the results are not as dramatic as the bleaching, (that's why it is called sun glitzing) but it is healthier for your hair.

[blondebomb]

Nope. I've never heard of it. Do you have a link or a picture? I did an Internet search and came up with products that don't look right or an expensive salon process.

[style4me2]

I know my two little cousins used to spray something in their hair before they went to layout at the pool. Was that a sun glitzing product? Their hair was already blonde but it did make it more of a golden blonde instead of their previous dirty blonde. It was very pretty.

[lovely1]

I think clairol or loreal just came out with a sun glitzing product. I don't think I heard any good reviews on it. If I'm not mistaken, I think it is not a permanent color.

[libraian]

Is it kind of like highlighting, only more subtle? It sounds interesting , but I have never heard of it before. I will have to ask my stylist about it and see id she can do it for me.

[jvgardengirl]

I use to get my hair sun glitz. They use a cap to pull out strands of hair just like highlighting. But, what they put on to bring out the highlights is totally different. It's all natural, you could eat the stuff! I had my hair done when I was pregnant and it was totally fine. It leaves your hair soft, not fried like foil and other highlighting products. The hairdresser who sun glitz my hair left after she had her baby and I haven't been able to find anyone else who does sun glitzing. I wish I could find a new salon in Maryland that does sun glitzing!!!!!

[Misscutie229]

No, this is my first time hearing about this product. Have you tried doing a search to find some reviews on this product.