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How To Care For Blonde Hair

By Elke Gill · May 01, 2023

How To Care For Blonde Hair

Blonde hair looks its best when glossy and smooth. So what are the best ways to prevent dullness, damage and discolouration happening to your beloved blonde locks? We’ve got 4 tips to care for your blonde hair.

 

Gentle cleanse

Protect your blonde hair colour by using a gentle lightweight formula shampoo; perfect to soothe and hydrate hair from root to top, while illuminating blonde tones.

 

Keep conditioned

Conditioner specifically formulated for lightened hair will help your blonde last for longer, and maintain a good condition. A restorative conditioner, like our Cicaflash , will give a super shot of care to your blonde hair, leaving it feeling silky soft and hydrated.

 

Maintain your perfect tone

A violet shampoo, like our Bain Ultra-Violet , used twice a week will help to neutralise brassiness and unwanted yellow tones in blonde or grey hair, for a nourished cool blonde. You can also use a violet mask, like our new Blond Absolu Masque Ultra-Violet , to neutralise brassiness and care for your blonde hair.

 

Perfect your style

A leave-in heat protector can really help to care for blonde hair while helping to protect the hair from heat damage. Try Chroma Absolu Sérum Chroma Thermique, a heat-protecting serum made for colour-treated and lightened hair. If you swim or spend time in the sun, add Kérastase Blonde Guard, a leave-in milk that protects lightened hair from heat, UV, chlorine and salt water.

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