8 Celebrity Colorists Discuss How to make your Blonde Last All Summer Long, without a trip to the Salon

In Emily Ratajkowski’s recent dramatic dye job from Emily Ratajkowski's dramatic dye job to Kaia Gerber's freshly blonded hair The message is clear and clear: after months of regular touch-ups that are low-maintenance in lockdown full-throttle platinum, it is rapidly becoming the defining color of the season. However, while it's an ideal shade for the sunny summer days the blonde (be colored bleach or natural flaxen) isn't without its own dangers, such as brassy hues and green-tinged ends, as a result of the sun, sea and chlorine.

"Summer can be a depressing environment for all shadesof hair, however, blondes are particularly susceptible to this," says Lorri Goddard who's clientele spans all the way from her Oisen sisters to Rosie Huntington-Whitely, So how do you keep the luster of your hair without frequent visits for a Salon? This is the place to go, from an SPF-infused hair oil to a leave-in treatment that is restorative, Goddard and other celebrity hairdressers discuss the most effective home remedies to maintain your hair's perfect pitch all through the season.

Protect Your Hair With an SPF

"Always apply the oil of a plant to your hair prior to swimming or going to the sunlight. It'll help protect your hair's color and nourish your hair. My moisturizing hair Oil with Lavender was specifically designed to safeguard hair treated with color and to prevent breakage. It's got SPF 6 that will prevent your hair's color from becoming yellow or brassy, and reduce the volume of your hair, all while nourishing your hair and increasing shine. If your hair is a shade of green crush two aspirins and add them to your shampoo. Regular aspirin contains salicylic acids which is the most commonly used chemical in facial washes. When applied to hair, it neutralizes the chlorine's alkalinity and neutralizes the green rapidly and easily."

Grab an Rich Mask

"My top tip for avoiding damage is to apply treatments prior to and after swimming. UV rays from the sun and air conditioning are dehydrating and applying a thick treatment such as Reincarnation Mask will nourish your hair that is thirsty. Chlorine in the water can also strip hair's natural oils therefore, you should make use of this Reincarnation Mask as a physical protection and tie your hair back to prevent it from soaking in water. This can also prevent any undesirable green hues that chlorine might create. Beware of hair bands since they could put a lot of strain on your hair if it's wet!"

Make an investment in an Shower Filter

"Definitely utilize a non-sulphate-free shampoo as well as conditioner. I am a fan of Blonde Idol by Redken. I also advise my clients to increase the quantity in Olaplex No. 3 during summer heat. It's a nourishing treatment which aids in the overall well-being of your hair as well as its color longevity even when you're into chlorinated waters or in the sea. I also like using a shower filter. It is a great way to keep your hair lively and not drenched." Tracey Cunningham

Do not shampoo

"Whether the blonde you have is naturally as well as professionally dyed, the color is typically more porous and delicate [than darker shadesmore drab hues. Do not wash your hair every day even if you've been active. Washing your hair with warm water and lightly conditioning can be enough to eliminate sweat because a daily wash can pull away the natural oils, but be sure to rinse chlorine off when you've finished swimming to prevent it from becoming green. ColoristCure made by Osyrium is a leave-in-treatment which is ideal to apply in the morning, brush it over, and leave it on for the whole day as you take in the sunshine and the surf. It helps protect, brighten, and moisturizes at the same time. If you do not want your hair to turn too blonde or shift tone wear an cap!"

Increase Color Using an a Tinted Conditioner

"To keep your blonde hair shining and healthy during the summer months, I suggest customers replace their usual shampoo with a cleanser. They are generally more hydrating, and won't take away your hair of color. Tinted hair masks are an excellent alternative during appointments, to help keep your hair looking healthy and fresh. We love tinted conditioners such as Christophe Robin's Cleansing Mask with Lemon as well as Baby Blonde [Shade Variation Mask[Shade Variation Mask]. If you're a client who is spending time at the water during the summer, I would suggest applying conditioner on their ends prior to diving into the water. If you're in the presence of chlorine you can wash your hair using tap water prior to your visit. If you're able to, allow your hair to air dry instead of using the blow-dryer during warm months."