All blondes know that in the summertime, the tone of our blonde locks hair gets lighter as we expose it to the sun. And sun exposure is must, since we all love having that sun-kissed skin. The sun gives us healthy Vitamin D and research shows exposure to sun creates a feeling of overall wellness and happiness. However, the sun and its heat can damage the moisture from your hair which is need to make it look healthy and shiny. Here’s what you do if you to keep your blond hair healthy if you spend alot of time in the sun, or are taking a trip to a sunny destination.The shade of blonde of your hair, or its texture does not matter in terms of how prone to damage it may be. The greatest concern you should have is the frizz which can be caused by this lack of moisture – fortunately, a great conditioner or leave in protectant can help you calm this down and have beautiful flowing blonde locks.
Use the Leave In Protectant
Use the Shielo Antioxidant Leave In Protectant to tame frizz before and after sun exposure. It is even recommended after blow-drying. This will make a great all day protector for your blonde hair against the sun. When detangling wet hair, make sure you are using a wide toothed comb.
Keep Hair Hydrated
For a conditioner, the Shielo Hydrate Vibrancy Conditioner can be used daily and will add amazing shine to your hair. Since it contains lemon peel, plant proteins and white tea, it will increase your hairs strength (through elasticity improvement) and works great for natural blonde or color treated blonde hair. If you want to enhance some of those blond highlights, add some lemon juice as well.
i will remember that when I am in miami!
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I have dark brown hair and I was scared to try sun in because it said it may turn dark hair red unless I used a protectant! The Leave In Protectant sounds like a great price and it seems one bottle goes a long way.
Will try it and post back!
Not all shampoos can be used when you have extensions… but the Hydrate can be used with extensions. I highly recommend it!