How to get rid of brassy hair

A game-changing DIY toner.

Brassy hair is a common concern for those with coloured blonde hair. Brassy tones are when lightened hair develops yellow/orange tones and cancels out bright blonde tones, ashy toners, and white blonde colour. Here we’re looking at how to keep your cool as a blonde and prevent your hair colour from turning brassy using silver shampoo and conditioner.

A brassy hair can make you lose confidence. It is possible to get rid of brassy hair with vinegar. How to get rid of brassy hair with vinegar?

Today's video is on how I toned my hair from brassy to ashy at home. This is such an easy method since you don't need to mix a toner with a developer. I only just used the Fanola Shampoo, and that's it! I have seen the Fanola No Yellow Purple Shampoo everywhere on Instagram, and I was so intrigued!

You read that right: food coloring and white vinegar helps to get rid of brassy, orange-highlighted hair. Here's how.

Toner's make small changes to your hair that makes a big difference. If your hair is starting to look warmer with more yellow and orange tones, the right toner will help correct and balance the color out.

Yes, You Can Tone A Brassy Brunette At Home Tired of brassy hues in your brunette hair? 💧 Find out how to achieve a cooler, balanced look at home. 💧 Get rid of unwanted warm tones and refresh your brunette. 💧 Explore our blog for at-home toning solutions and tips. 💧 Transform your brassy brunette into a sleek, balanced shade.

Vibrant hair color is key to healthy and shiny looking hair. Learn how to get rid of brassy hair with vinegar.

Brassy hair happens. Sometimes, those overly-warm tones are exposed as you lighten clients’ locks. Other times, they appear weeks after coloring, when the pigment has gradually started to fade.

Make your own DIY hair toner for blonde hair at home. This quick and easy DIY purple shampoo will eliminate brassy tones and even out your hair tone.