This works very well in light to medium brown hair, although presumably it would work well in other hair colors too. I heard of this procedure by turning some redheads blondes hair, so if you're blonde take care to test it in a little bit of hair first before trafficking throughout the hair.

Buy more commonly available, not much hydrogen peroxide strong product sold in beauty supply stores (unless you want very bleached hair).

Wash the hair and remove excess moisture with a towel. Your hair should be damp. For a touch of light throughout the body, pour the hydrogen peroxide diluted, not over his head and hair.

To highlight blocks, take sections of your hair and dry them with a cloth saturated with hydrogen peroxide. Be sure to get all the way up to the roots.

For lights only the top layer of hair, take the cloth soaked in hydrogen peroxide and rub it over the top layer of your hair.

Once you have applied hydrogen peroxide to get the results you want, exit, and stay there until it dries the hair. For best results pick a sunny day when the weather is hot and a breeze blowing.

Highlighting brown hair with chemical dyes can be tricky. Commercial dyes can often leave brown orange hair and brassy, especially if you choose the wrong color for the hair or leave the dye in a long time. In addition, chemical dyes can leave hair brittle and rough. Damage only adds the copper colour, making the vital proper hair care for using chemical dyes. 

Another way to highlight brown hair is to use natural substances. Vinegar apple cider, lemon juice and cinnamon are sweet and cheap, and it left natural-mirada stands out.

Mix about a half-cup of lemon juice with half a cup of vinegar for very long hair. Medium and short hair, half or quarter the recipe. Add enough cinnamon to form a thin paste. The lemon juice will draw natural blond highlights, while the vinegar and cinnamon will bring out reds and Browns.

Wash and condition the hair in the usual way, and dry it with a cloth and very slightly. Pick up a small amount of paste and apply to the roots of the hair near the hairline. Roll out the pasta over the rest of their roots, then smear paste evenly for the rest of the hair.

Wrap the hair in a loose bun and put on a shower Cap allow joint paste four to eight hours, sleep with the shower CAP if it is convenient. Remove the shower CAP and comb hair to remove most of the dry pasta.

Remove the rest of the dough with warm water, wet the hair completely. Apply a hair conditioner leave-in from the ends to the roots for extra shine and help to submit any residual odor of vinegar. Dry hair as usual. If the lights are not as bright as you like, reapply paste every week until you get the desired color.