what I ask for at the hair salon 💁🏼♀️
people are often surprised to hear that I have been blonde for 8 years straight as a natural dark brunette, and even more surprised when they realize my hair isn't nearly as damaged in feel as they'd expect.
while I do feel a lot of the at-home hair care I do and the products/tools I use help A TON, I truly believe that it's the switch to "mini-sessions" for every other touch-up that's helped to save my hair.
surprisingly, you don't realize the root growth once you touch up your front pieces and not only does going longer between sessions of a full head of bleach help the health of my hair, it saves my wallet too!
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Maintaining blonde hair can often feel like a daunting task, especially for dark-haired individuals. One key approach that has helped me is embracing 'mini touch-ups'. This technique involves focusing on the front pieces and a few strategic foils, which not only blend the color effortlessly but also significantly reduce damage. Instead of undergoing the full bleaching process every few weeks, spacing out the sessions to every 7-8 weeks gives your hair the chance to recover and minimizes the overall impact of bleach. Additionally, incorporating gentle hair care routines, such as using sulfate-free shampoos and deep conditioning treatments, contributes immensely to hair health. Balancing these sessions allows for root growth without compromising the vibrancy of your blonde color. It's a win-win that benefits both your hair and your wallet! This process can also include occasional dusting of the ends to keep your hair looking fresh and alive. For those exploring options or wanting to change their salon routine, these insights into how I manage my blonde journey can prove beneficial.