Blonde Hair Specialist oN the Sunshine Coast

Warm blondes have golden or honey undertones, adding softness and warmth to the skin. Cool blondes include ash, platinum or beige shades, which neutralise redness and suit fair or olive complexions. Neutral tones strike a balance between the two. Choosing the right tone depends on your skin tone, eye colour, and overall style preference.

Blonde hair can turn brassy due to sun exposure, hard water, or fading toner. To maintain a clean tone, use a violet-based shampoo once or twice a week. Regular salon toning helps neutralise unwanted warmth. Washing with cool water and avoiding sulphate shampoos also helps preserve vibrancy and extend the life of your blonde.

It depends on your starting colour. If you have naturally light or medium hair, you may achieve blonde with high-lift colour rather than bleach. However, darker hair usually requires some form of lightening. A professional will assess the condition and colour of your hair to recommend the safest and most effective method for reaching your desired blonde.