BLOND: 17 SHADES FOR SPECTACULAR TONING

RULE 2. DON’T OVERDO IT WITH TINTED SHAMPOOS.

Tinting shampoos are both good and bad. Blondes often abuse tinted shampoos. They think it makes their hair look groomed and better, but they don’t notice how the pigment makes the color dirtier and darker. Ideally, you can start using tinting shampoo 2 weeks after tinting, no more than once or twice a week. The frequency of use depends on your washing schedule.

RULE 3. CHOOSE TONE-ON-TONE OR A MAXIMUM OF 1.5 TONES DARKER.

The darker the color you choose to tint, the longer it will take to wash out. Here again, if your goal is to change shades and stay at the same level of tone, then we don’t recommend darkening your hair too much when tinting. But if your goal is to get darker, then it’s fine.

But it should be taken into account that after a few weeks the color will lose the brightness that was originally, and as in the fragrance of any perfume, only the base notes will remain, which perhaps you will not like.

If this has already happened, make hair masks and wait until the color is washed out or burned out. As a last resort, try to use a professional cleansing shampoo (but no more than once a week).