Dyed Blonde Hair Survival Guide

01.
Using products for blonde hair.
To keep their color unchanged, use a care program designed specifically for blonde hair, such as Blond Absolu.

02.
Rinse with cold water.
The cold water will close the hair follicle, thus preserving the color and enhancing the shine of the hair.

03.
Use purple shampoo and mask.
Purple pigments in products like Bain Ultra-Violet and Masque Ultra-Violet neutralize the yellow and orange tones that appear in lightened hair.

04.
Hydration, hydration, hydration.
Lightened hair is slightly sensitized and prone to dryness. Rehydrate them using rich, hydrating products like Cicaflash.

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Hydration, hydration, hydration.

05.
Less frequent bathing.
For blonde hair, less frequent washing is best. Lightened hair absorbs natural oils, reducing the need for cleansing.

06.
Use a leave-in treatment.


A serum like Cicaplasme will shield re-opened hair, protecting it from heat and exposure to external aggressors.

07.
Regular trimming.


Blonde hair is prone to dryness. So regular trimming (every 4-6 weeks) will protect them from shearing and preserve their overall health.

08.
Protecting hair from the sun.
Lightened hair is extremely sensitive to the sun's rays, which can cause dryness and change its color. Wear a scarf or hat in the sun, or use Cicaplasme for UV protection.

09.
Hair protection in the pool.


Chlorine can cause dryness in lightened hair and create green tones in its color. Before going to the pool, wet your hair and add conditioner. This will prevent the chlorine from penetrating the hair.

10.
Minimize heat styling.


Heat is the worst enemy of sensitized open hair. Reduce or completely avoid straightening or curling irons, as well as using blow dryers at high temperatures. If you absolutely must use heat for your styling, always prep your hair with Cicaplasme.

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