Summer is on the way and you could say that we are a tad bit excited. Along with soaking up the latest beach reads, rocking flips flops and over sized sunnier, you might also be donning the latest hue of blonde hair. However, this season can be rough on your blonde hair where you might experience unwelcome brassiness, dryness and damage and even green hair (thanks, chlorine!). But that doesn’t mean you can’t a shade of blonde this summer.
1. Take it down a shade:
Blondes may have more fun, but brunettes don’t usually deal with brassiness! If those orange-yellow tones are the bane of your summer, try taking your hair color down a few notches. The brighter the blonde, the more obvious brassy tones can be. Just make sure if you are taking your hair darker to pay extra attention to your dyed hair in summer by using color-safe shampoos and conditioners and visiting your colorist.
2. Make your hair more ashy:
Another way to beat warm, brassy tones is to make all of your hair cool toned. An ashy blonde can combat warm tones much easier than a buttery yellow blonde, trust us. You can opt for a simple ashy toner all over or, double up and go for an ashy dark blonde hue.
3. Avoid the sun:
The sun is one of the major culprits in causing your summer brassiness. So, it makes sense that one way to beat it is to avoid the sun! This doesn’t mean you need to stay indoors for the whole season. Nope, just pick up a floppy hat or two to style with your summery sun dresses and shorts! Your shoulders will thank you too. Read More..
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