Collection: Blonde Hair Care

Find your blonde routine

1. Tone brassiness or go lighter?

For unwanted yellow tones, choose Keep My Colour Blonde Shampoo. Toning changes the tone, not the level of blonde. Want to go lighter? Ask your colourist about lightening; for care of already-lightened hair, explore Strength Cure Blonde Conditioner.

2. Oily roots or a dry-feeling scalp?

Choose cleansing for your roots and conditioning for your lengths separately. For cleansing when you also need yellow-tone control, explore the mild Davroe Blonde Senses Shampoo; it is not a scalp treatment. For dry lengths, choose hydrating So Silver Conditioner. Conditioner for dry hair is not a remedy for a dry scalp.

3. When should I choose purple shampoo?

Choose it when blonde hair looks yellow, not simply because it is blonde. Redken Blondage Shampoo deposits purple pigment to tone blonde hair. Follow its label directions and ease back if your colour looks too cool. For very light or platinum blonde, explore Davroe Intense Icy Shampoo; porous hair can tone intensely.

4. After bleaching: protein or moisture?

For protein-containing care, choose ORI LAB Blonde Conditioner, with quinoa protein plus moisturising camellia oil. For dry, rough-feeling lengths, explore moisturising Blonde Angel Treatment. You may need both strength and softness; hair feel alone does not establish a protein need. If hair is snapping or unusually stretchy, ask your colourist before adding more treatments.