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Whether your color and curls are natural or achieved through salon treatments, they need special care. Blonde tones can shift toward brass within weeks, and curl patterns can lose their shape just as fast. Pair the right formulas with a little consistency, and salon-fresh results are much easier to hold onto between visits. Blonde Hair Care Essentials A weekly toning purple shampoo for blonde hair helps revive cool tones and neutralize brassiness, giving color-treated or natural blonde strands a more vibrant finish, no matter the season. On both tone and no-tone days, you can use a non-toning daily purple conditioner to nourish curly blonde strands and keep them smooth and soft.  Curly Hair Care Essentials Curls bring their own set of needs, especially when humidity and heat styling come into play. Anti frizz products for curly hair can help ringlets and waves look defined while smoothing the flyaways that tend to show up first. Choose a lightweight formula that adds moisture w...

If you haven't quite transitioned to a fall color and style yet, now's a good time. Cooler air and shorter mornings bring a fresh perspective to everything, including how you want your hair to look. If you're blonde, that might mean refreshing your color with warmer, softer tones. If you have wavy hair, it might mean bringing back the bounce and definition that keeps a style from falling flat. Either way, the goal is the same: a fresh start for the season ahead, with a few specific colors and textures in mind. Neutralize Brassiness as the Season Changes If you got new highlights or changed to a honey-colored hue, you can use a weekly toning purple shampoo to neutralize unwanted brassiness and keep your color in check. Once a week is usually enough, since toning purple shampoos are formulated to be powerful and concentrated, and reaching for them more often can leave hair overly toned or dry. Supplement your routine with other blonde-specific products, including a non-toni...

Late summer humidity has a way of undoing even the best hair days. But the last of these sticky days don't have to mean flat, frizzy, or unpredictable hair. UNITE Hair makes it easy to keep your texture on-point and your style strong, no matter what the weather has planned. Ready to see how it works in real life? Make beautiful style happen with UNITE products. Discover a wide range of premium styling products from UNITE Hair at https://unitehair.com/ Contact UNITE Hair with your questions at https://unitehair.com/pages/contact-us The Texturizing Spray Hair Stylists Love In a list of products, UNITE Hair’s TEXTURIZA™ Texturizing Spray would appear last because it’s a dry finishing spray, which means it’s applied at the end. But why save the best for last? This is the texturizing spray hair stylists reach for to add weightless volume and texture to finish your style in the salon. It offers a medium, workable hold and grip without stiffness. You can use this must-have product at hom...

Tangled hair isn't just annoying, it's often a sign that something in your routine could use a refresh. Before you blame your hair type or texture, take a look at these five signs that your detangling routine might be working against you instead of allowing you to live the tangle-free life. TL;DR Snapping or breakage during combing usually points to a missing or ineffective detangling step. The wrong product for your texture can leave curls and waves undefined or weighed down. Skipping frizz control between wash days lets humidity undo an otherwise smooth detangling routine. Detangling hair that’s dry instead of damp makes knots harder to work through. Rushing the process with fingers alone often leaves knots for your styling products to deal with later. 1. You're Reaching for a Brush to Go to Battle If you're combing through knots with a regular brush, you're probably fighting more resistance than necessary. A protein-based, leave-in hair detangler gives stra...

Not all hair care products (or claims) are created equal. Understanding what separates truly salon-quality, high-performance products from ones that just sound impressive can help you get real results even after you’ve left the salon. TL;DR Salon-quality hair care means formulas meet professional stylists' standards. The right at-home routine can help extend the gorgeous appearance of your hair between salon visits. High-performance products are formulated to deliver visible results, not just marketed with buzzwords. Making quality hair care a daily habit protects your strands and keeps your hairstyles looking flawless. Understand It: Salon Quality Starts with Stylist-Trusted Standards Salon-quality hair care starts before a product reaches the shelf. Professional lines are formulated to the standards hairstylists rely on behind the chair, prioritizing ingredient technology and versatility across different hair types. That differs from drugstore products, which may prioritiz...

The topic of purple conditioner may pop up in hair care conversations from time to time, particularly if you’re blonde. Still, not everyone understands what it actually does or whether it fits their routine. These are a few questions that come up most commonly, so you’ll be prepared to add to the conversation next time. TL;DR Non-toning purple conditioner nourishes blonde hair daily without altering color, while a weekly toning purple shampoo addresses brassiness. They are often used together. Fine or damaged blonde hair can still use purple conditioner, which should be paired with supporting products. A lightweight texturizing spray (for dry hair) can help finish a style without weighing down strands.  Q: Does Purple Conditioner Tone My Hair? A: No, purple conditioner does not tone your hair, but it does help protect your blonde color. A non-toning daily purple conditioner may be purple in color only (not in function). It’s made for daily maintenance and moisture rather...

Color-treated blonde and highlighted hair is more prone to breakage and frizz than most people realize. Between the lightening process to keep color bright and the heat styling for daily looks, your locks can lose moisture and look a little less than smooth and sleek, especially on humid days or after a long stretch between salon visits. Why Processed Strands Frizz More Easily Lightening treatments open the hair's outer layer to deposit color, which can leave strands more porous and less able to hold onto moisture. Add regular heat styling into the mix, and flyaways become an everyday frustration rather than an occasional one. Cutting back on heat tools on the days when you don’t have a lot going on and giving strands a break on weekends can go a long way toward reducing damage.  Thankfully, for those who couldn’t think of parting ways with their heat tools, there are a lot of products out there that offer thermal protection. Reach for Products Built to Fight Frizz Look ...

If you have this fantasy of the perfect “curl day,” this is your sign to make it come to life. There’s a version of you out there rocking full, bouncy, and defined heat-styled curls that look like they could last forever. A lot of it comes down to prepping your hair, adding volume, and patiently letting each curl cool before handling them. Prep and Protect Everything starts with damp hair before you even begin to style. To get the volume you desire, you’ll want to use a mousse, blowout cream, or curl definers on damp hair as your prep products. These types of products help give your strands grip and hold without weighing your hair down, and some of the best even offer heat protection. To create looks that stay put all day, explore a variety of styling products designed to achieve your desired effect, including specific products for curly, fine, and all hair types.  Style and Curl When it’s time to create bouncy curls, you could use a curling iron with a large barrel o...

If your styling routine consists of a quick brush-through and a bun, you're not alone. Between work, errands, and everything else on the calendar, taking time to properly detangle your hair can feel like one more chore. However, a few small changes in how you handle knots and texture can make detangling your strands feel effortless. Start From the Ends, Not the Roots Most of the discomfort people associate with detangling comes from working top-down, which just pushes knots further into hair that's already tangled. Instead, hold a section a couple of inches above the snag and gently work through the ends first, moving upward as each part loosens. It takes a little more patience, but it spares your scalp the tug-of-war. Reach for a Lightweight Leave-In First A salon-quality hair detangler makes this process even easier by softening strands before a brush ever touches them. Spritz it onto damp locks, focus on the ends, and let it sit for a few seconds before combing ...

Summer doesn't go easy on hair. Sun, chlorine, salt water, and extra heat styling all add up, and your ends usually take the worst of it since they're the oldest, most fragile part of every strand. If your hair feels drier or more brittle than it did before, a few targeted products can help repair some damage. 1. Consider Deep Conditioning It’s time to restore what’s been lost with products like masks, oils, and treatments. Whether you have natural or color-treated hair, everyone’s strands can benefit from more nourishment and hydration, especially on those dry ends. Bring your locks back to a vibrant state with a weekly hair mask or a hydrating argan oil product. Blondes may benefit from a targeted toning treatment made for their fair locks, in addition to non-toning daily purple conditioner for regular maintenance. 2. Reach for Damage-Focused Repair Products Deep conditioners are a great place to start. But there are other premium products to consider for general h...

Curls and waves have a mind of their own. When your blowout fades, and the morning's shower leaves strands air-drying all over the place, what can you do? Your instinct may be to reach for a heat-styling tool, but heat isn't the only path to curl definition. A few hairstylist-approved additions to your styling routine can bring back your natural texture while supporting hair health and curl happiness. Let Leave-In Products Do the Heavy Lifting Skip the diffuser and start with your trusted curl leave-in to help detangle. Next, apply a curl-defining cream to damp hair to coat each strand, control frizz, and hold your natural shape as it air-dries. Look for curl definers that work well with other styling products in your routine, since curls and waves often need more than one step to hold all day. Scrunch the product in from roots to ends, then let hair dry undisturbed. A reliable curl definer should provide thermal protection if you do decide to diffuse your hair af...

If your hair sits on the textured hair spectrum, you know exactly the fine line wavy or curly hair walks. It’s got gorgeous texture when it’s behaving, but when it’s not, your strands can appear frizzy fast. Staying one step ahead is easier than you think and comes down to a few key tips and products.  Make Detangling a Ritual  As someone with wavy or curly strands, you know how important detangling is. Resist any urge to skip this step, even if you’re in a rush, as a high-quality hair detangler is key to setting your routine up for success. It helps strengthen your hair, makes it easy to comb, and helps avoid damage or breakage, to name a few benefits.  While you can use hair detanglers for all hair types, it’s all the better if you can find a product specifically formulated to quench and detangle curls. Apply to damp hair and comb through thoroughly before styling or heading out for the day.  Define Strands with Curl Cream Once hair is detangled, you c...

Whether you're styling the perfect pink outfit or headed off to your first year of law school, one thing stays true: healthy, beautiful hair takes more than luck. It takes a routine built around what your color and texture actually need. Natural, highlighted, or color-treated blondes, and natural or color-treated gray and silver strands, call for a particular approach to hair care, and knowing what to do will keep color looking fresh. Toning: Always In-Season Brassy, yellow tones can creep into lightened or naturally blonde strands at any time of year. A toning purple shampoo for blonde hair helps banish those unwanted warm tones, keeping color cool and bright between salon appointments. Toning shampoos and treatments are a must-have for blondes to help keep your locks looking fresh, and you only have to do them once a week to keep your hair in its best condition.  Non-Toning: You Don't Need Backups For daily upkeep, a non-toning purple shampoo and conditioner for g...