They say blondes have more fun but there’s nothing fun about having your strands turning a shade of all wrong. Here, we round up the best beauty buys to keep your mane gorgeous and golden.
TONI&GUY Hair Meet Wardrobe Cleanse Shampoo for Blonde Hair
Formulated to give blonde hair a colour boost, this gentle shampoo removes any dirt build-up or product residue while illuminating tones and giving serious shine.
Christopher Robin Shade Variation Care for Baby Blond
Enriched with nourishing Buriti oil and almond butter, this paraben-free hair mask helps fix pigments and neutralize brassy or grey tints. Massage and leave on for 5 to 30 minutes (depending on the desired intensity) to reveal hair that would make Marilyn Monroe jealous.
TIGI Dumb Blonde Conditioner, 9889 0435
Thinking of going blonde? Don’t underestimate the power of your new best friend. Featuring proteins, milk extract and keratin, this one by TIGI tops the list as bleached blondes will notice a smoother, vibrant finish post-rinse.
Lush Daddy-O Shampoo
Prefer a vegan option? This natural shampoo from Lush contains violet leaf and fresh chopped lemon to naturally brighten blonde. Completely chemical-free, this shampoo also contains lime juice to absorb any excess oil, fresh seawater to give strands texture and organic coconut oil to hydrate.
L’Oréal Paris Hair Expertise EverSleek Precious Oil Treatment
Infused with argan oil, sunflower oil and olive oil, this cocktail of natural oils conditions hair and extends the longevity of your colour – all the while without leaving your hair feeling greasy
Schwarzkopf Essence Ultîme Diamond Color Shine Boost Spray
Want a quick and easy fix? A quick spritz of this formula will help prevent hair breakage and split ends. It also contains light-reflective particles so your blonde doesn’t look dull.
John Frieda Sheer Blonde Go Blonder Lightening Shampoo
Like the idea of going lighter but a little scared? It’s all about baby steps. This shampoo gradually lightens blonde tones thanks to a brightening complex of chamomile and lactic acid, which isn’t as scary as it sounds (it’s actually quite hydrating!). Simply shampoo for a few days until you reach your desired shade.
