My Blonde Hair Care & Favorite Products
- Posted on 28 January, 2016
- Hair Care
- By Anonymous
Hey guys! Today we're talking about my blonde hair care and favorite products! This is part of my hair care routine series.
A lot of you have asked about what masks and treatments I use on my hair to keep it healthy or how I keep my hair from turning brassy. I'm answering all of those questions in this video! I think having a great blonde hairstyle requires getting rid of hard water build up, treating the damage, and toning the color. So I'm going to tell you all about that today!
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★Filtered Shower Head, I've used and like:
-Cedar & Citrus Inline SPA Showered Filter & Water Softener (from Amazon)
-T3 Source Showered Filter (Sephora)
★Clarifying Shampoo:
-Neutrogena Anti Residue Shampoo
-Pureology Clarifying Shampoo
★Malibu C Wellness Treatment (You can buy on their website, or use their site to look up salons in your area that sell their products!)
-Hard Water Wellness Treatment
-Blonde Wellness Treatment
★Joico K Pak Deep Penetrating Reconstructor - Ulta, Loxabeauty.com, or a Salon in your area
★ORS Hair Mayonnaise - Sallys
★ It's a 10 5 Minute Miracle for Blondes*
★ It's a 10 Leave in Treatment for Blondes
★ Moroccanoil Treatment Light*
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★Schwarzkopf Bona Cure Color Freeze Silver Shampoo
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Everyone Keeley here and today I'm doing a video on my blonde hair care. Now my hair is a dark blonde. It'S not exactly like SuperDuper light, but I do still have to worry about like toning it and treating it because you know it's blonde and it's damaged. So I thought I'd tell you guys about it and what that said: let's get into it. So when it comes to blonde hair care, I think that there are three major principles. The first is to clarify your hair. The second is to treat your hair and the third is to tone your hair, so I'm going to go through in that order. Let'S start with clarifying your hair. Basically, clarifying means that you keep minerals or chemicals from building up on your hair and distorting your hair color. If you live in a city or you have well water, you might notice that your hair gets really brassy or even rusty. Looking very quickly. You might also notice that your hair starts to turn a little bit green because there's chlorine in the water, all those things are things that we can fix by clarifying the hair. The first thing you want to do is just get a filtered showerhead. It will keep all those minerals and chemicals from getting to your hair in the first place, so it won't build up as quickly now. Another step that I think is great, and this is good for anybody not just blondes - is to use a clarifying shampoo, and you can use that once a month to once every two weeks anywhere on that spectrum, and basically it is to your hair as a purifying Mask is to your face: it gets all the extra gunk off of your hair, all the extra oil build-up any extra products, and it can help to get rid of some hard water or chemical buildup on your hair too, maybe not completely, but it will definitely help Toward that and finally, I have a treatment that I really recommend if your hair has turned kind of like really really brassy like deep, yellow or has even gotten into like that rusty kind of red category. So this is the Malibu sea wellness treatment. I have the hard water one and I have the blonde one. This is basically a powder, you mix it in the shower with a little bit of water. In your hand, it turns into kind of like a paste like a shampoo almost and you run it through your hair, you let it sit for five minutes and you wash it out and it helps to remove that hard water buildup. So I use this the first time and there was a huge, huge difference on my hair, like I went from looking mostly red to looking mostly blond, and then I kept using it again once a week for a couple of weeks and got my hair back to The color that I wanted it be they also have their blonde treatment, and the ingredients between these two are almost exactly the same. This one's just a little bit more gentle and conditioning. So I use this one more for upkeep and I use this one at first. Whenever my hair was just a big big mess, so use this after you shampoo, so I usually use my clarifying shampoo first then I put this in. Let it sit for five minutes and that's my clarifying process. It keeps stuff from building up on my hair, so it makes it a lot easier to tone and a lot easier to keep the color that I want. So that was clarifying your hair. Let'S move on to the next part of blond, hair care, which is treating your blond hair. Basically, it's all about putting back into your hair. What was lost when it got bleached when you bleach your hair. Typically, you lose moisture and you lose protein and your hair becomes more porous, which means that it's just kind of constantly letting moisture and protein back out of it, because it doesn't have anything holding it in it's a mess, but we can fix it. So to add protein back into my hair, I typically use the joique okay pack Reconstructor. This basically does what it says: it reconstructs your hair, because it's adding carrots head back into your hair, which makes it healthier and stronger and less likely to break so if you're experiencing really fragile, hair or hair this really prone to breakage. This is great. You just have to be sure not to overuse it, because if you use too much protein on your hair, it actually will get brittle and break even more. Don'T be scared. It'S just about balance. All of haircare is about finding the ballots that works for your hair. So I would say start with every two weeks and then use it more if you want more or less if you want less and you should be good, the rest of the treatments I'm going to show you, I consider more to be like moisturizing. They really help with adding shine and softness to your hair, helping it be more easy to detangle all that kind of stuff. They do still have a bit of protein in there, but it's it's not as much as this one. The first one is the ORS hair. Mayonnaise, I love this stuff. It has a weirdest name ever, but I love it. It is really great for just adding a lot of softness and a lot of shine to your hair. The first time I used it. I rinsed it out, and then I felt my hair and I was like did I rinse it all out, because my hair felt softer in the shower after using it, and I was like what I've never had that happen before, like. Sometimes my hair feels like. Oh, it's like a little softer, but no my hair felt like a different person hair after I wash it out in the shower. It is really thick. If you have fine hair, like me, don't use a ton because it will take forever and a day to rinse out if you have thick hair. This is going to be amazing for you. You can use as much as you want for my fine hair girls. Just use a little bit. Okay and finally, I have the it's a 10 5-minute Hair Repair for blondes, and this is awesome and making your hair just feel like silk. It'S great. It'S got a slight purple tip to it. So it's going to tone your hair as it just kind of silca Faiz your hair, but I like mixing this in with my conditioners and just like every shower, because it makes my hair so much softer and shinier and easier to brush through my final recommendations on The treatment front are to do leave-in conditioners, no matter what I think leave-in conditioners are really important because they provide moisture back to your hair. They also make it a lot easier to detangle and it makes your hair appear shinier all things that s blondes need. So two of my favorites are the it's a 10 miracle leave-in for blondes. I'Ve used this for years and years and years and years, and then the Moroccan oil treatment light love this one. It'S also really great for just making your hair shiny and smooth and adding a little bit of hydration. So finally, let's talk about toning, I'm sure a lot of you guys already know what it is. A brief recap: if you don't once your hair starts. Turning kind of yellow or like a darker, yellow, that's typically just cuz, your hair is oxidizing. So the way that you fix, that is by using some purple on your hair because they are complementary, colors on the color wheel, you put them together, they neutralize each other. It'S all you need to know so. Basically, there are a lot of different purple products that you can use to get rid of it. My favorite one is the Schwarzkopf bonnet cure, Hair Therapy, self Perfector, color free silver, shampoo. I don't know what it is with Schwarzkopf products, but they all have paragraph long names. I love this purple shampoo. It leaves my hair feeling really soft and a common complaint with tawny shampoos is that they make your hair feel dry. So the fact that this leaves my hair feeling soft and it does a good job Tony. This is all that I need now. One thing I will do is I will mix this with a normal shampoo. That'S not purple to kind of dilute the purple a little bit because I don't need quite as much purple power as this shampoo has, but I do really like the shampoo, because it's really gentle and softening on my hair, so I use it anyway. So if you're like me - and you don't need quite as much purple just mix it with another shampoo you'll, be totally fine, but if you're keeping up silver or lavender hair just use this at full strength. Let it sit for like 45 seconds to a minute. Your hair will stay perfect. Oh, I feel like I just talk so much. I don't know how long this video is gon na be, but I hope it was really helpful. I think my hair looks super dark today and I don't know why I was hoping it would look super blond because I'm filming a blond hair care video, but is okay. I hope you guys enjoyed this video. I hope that you learned something that will help you take care of your blonde better. If you haven't already make sure to subscribe to my channel it's linked somewhere around there and that's it. I will see you guys in my next video huh bye,
Comments
Lexy Rose: YOUR HAIR LOOKS ABSOLUTELY AMAZING IN EVERY VIDEO!!
Gennaveve: I love how perfect your hair looks in all the videos, even when its wet. And your complexion always looks flawless! So jealous!
Desiree Barnes: I love your videos so much, I watched this even though my hair is dark!! I would love to see some updated basic braid and styling techniques
Doctor Anne: That came right in time! I went to the salon to go blonder again after two years of not touching my hairs color, so I needed advice on how to keep it that way.
T.: LOVED this video! Being a natural and chemically altered blonde, finding products that actually work are hard! I'm definitely getting the toning shampoo... I've used so many over the years and have never had one that left my hair feeling touchable! Thank you thank you thank you!
twinklybones: Quick question: I recently bleached my hair very very light blonde on the ends and there's about an inch or so of darker blonde that transitions into my natural hair color. Whats the best way for me to make that section less brassy? The toner I used (wella T-18 with 2 capfuls of gray additive) made the bright parts really cool toned but the top isn't quite what I want yet. I tried using a permanent dye that's a lighter level than my hair to help make that part cooler but it's still not quite right. Hopefully you (or someone else) can help! :)
Sandra Brea: This couldn't come at a better time! I'm bleaching my hair tomorrow. I'll keep all this in mind. Thanks!!
Sindy Elezkurtaj: Your videos are amazing , and they're really helpful. I really love the jojoba oil and coconut oil hair mask I've been doing it all the time and I've also been recommending it to my friends!
zarahhjaoo: So helpful, my hair has gone completly yellow!! Thank you for your tips!!
Rachel: Thank you for this, I have balayage highlights and the water in Switzerland is FULL of calcium, enough that I even wash my face with water that's been boiled and filtered. So helpful! xx
misforMarisa: I love the Schwartskopf silver shampoo! I have silver hair and I leave it on for about 5 minutes and it gets rid of any yellow that has developed in my hair. Another plus about this shampoo is that it smells amazing, which isn't something that I've seen a lot with purple shampoos.
its-just-steph: I remember being your 150th subscriber and now you're so close to a (well deserved) million! I feel like a proud sister lol
PuddyTat: Kayley, you're the Hair Whisperer :) This is related to color, so I'd appreciate any advice; I'm in-between blonde/brunette; a medium/dark, ashy, dishwater blonde/brown (with a few greys). I prefer to use natural methods of hair color. I've seen folks use honey & lemon juice to lighten, & cocoa, tea, & henna to darken. I guess all I can do to keep my natural color as a base, is use natural, boxed hair color to cover greys (i.e. NaturTint, Herbatint), then perhaps use lemon juice for highlights? Thanks for any ideas!
Jessie Nguyen: Dear Kayley, thanks so much for the informative video. I find it very useful, now if only I could find the time to fit "caring for my hair" back into my busily scheduled days of taking care of a 7-month-old baby
Coffee and Kudzu: Thank you for this! I've been a fake auburn for a while and I'm going to go back to my natural ashy-dark-blonde via rooty highlights once my natural roots have grown in for a few months, but the water in my city is TERRIBLE for blondes!!! I used to be nearly platinum and the water turned it such an ugly, brassy yellow that I gave up on it after only a few months. I will certainly be returning to this video for product recs when it's time for bleaching!!
Marie: for us girls who use bleach on our hair, I am natural blonde but I have alot of highlights :) Warm up olive oil and put one raw egg in it, and put in your hair it works wonders!!
Kristy Napier: new subscriber, Tati sent me. You are very informative and lovely to listen to. Have a great day!
steph kaiser: Your hair has always been gorgeous and now I am obsessed with your blonde!!!!!
LiveLoveHula: Nice! Quick, to the point and informative. Thank you!!
Megan Classen: If I'm going to be getting my hair done like yours on top of that, would it be a better idea for me to get purple conditioner instead of purple shampoo since the blonde is more saturated at the ends? That's what I did with my blonde ombre that I have now and I was wondering if that's something I should keep doing :) This video was super helpful, thank you!
Alyssa Cuellar: Don't even have blonde hair but I totally want to dye my hair blonde now! You're such a cutie Kayley
Kellie tomate: Omg! Perfect timing! I just dyed my hair blonde! For the first time and have been looking for how to take care of it! Where can I find all these products?
Judiel Libot: I love your video! This one is really helpful for me because my blue hair is now fading to blonde and the blonde-ness is like orange now haha! DO you have any other suggestions for purple shampoos? I live in Saudi Arabia so it's really hard to find the hair products that I want and that would help my hair feel nourished, feel and look good.
Kiera Brown: I'm not a blonde but I'm still watching this video because I love Kayley's videos❤️
Sere Cam: Hey Kayley, I'm glad you're back. I rarely comment anything on the internet and I don't know if you'll see this, but I wanted to take the time to thank you. Without you my hair would have been a mess trough the years :) You truly are one talented lovely lady and I'll keep watching your videos even if next time you'll show us how to remove hair from the sink... Hope that last statement helped with anxiety ;) Wish you all the best, I'll stay tuned.
Amber Ale: I'd love to see a Lagertha from the show Vikings hair tutorial. She has a zillion styles to choose from and you've got the perfect hair for it!
Anne-Sophie 123: Great video, Kayley! I also have fine hair (finer than yours), so I would really like a video about which products you can use, and maybe some hairstyles.
Shai-li Gawne: Your hair is perfect ahhh❤️❤️ and you are gorgeous ilysm❤️
Maite Soto: That editing though! I just wanted to point out that you weren't actually wrong when you said "keratin" instead of "protein". Keratin is the most prominent protein found in hair, so if the product adds protein to rebuild your hair it has to add keratin as well. I love you a lot!
Anna H.: Yeah finally a video about your current hair routine :) I've also bleached dark blonde hair and it's no nearly as beautiful as yours.. :( I have to say there were just a few days I really liked what it looked like and structure ..sigh so hopefully some your product tips will help. @Kayley Melissa Just one question: When it feels very dry what is the ONE best product to save it from breaking etc.? Bc. thats my problem right now and I don't have the money to buy all the things ;)
Mary Jan: Coconut oil provides softness, shinny, smooth, and a different level of hair. I have thick hair and I'm a brunet but for all the brunets watching this video like me coconut oil is amazing for blond and brunets. Put it in after every shower or towards the end of your shower and you will fell like hair rebirth just happened. But don't put it in when hair is dry! This video is super cool!!! I really like all your hints and tips.
Amy Luo: Kayley! I have partial highlights, would you recommend the it's a 10 conditioner or the purple shampoo? I don't think I would need both but I want to keep my blonde in check by toning it!
Alyssa Rose: I love your videos. I will be getting the ORS Mayonnaise and the Joico products but unfortunately all the other products are not cruelty free... so I will have to do some research on comparable options. Your hair looks amazing!
Polished By Amy: So gorgeous girly!❤️
lovely pjm: Have you ever researched the products you use on skin deep? Your hair always looks so healthy but I don't know if these products might be damaging to my hair if I use them. Love your videos btw (((:
Inusette: Thanks a lot - great tips! Could you, maybe, show more hairstyles for straight hair? My hair is quite long, very straight and does NOT hold a curl at all. And most of the hairstyles you do look so much better on curly hair... so I feel like they're not for me. Having said that, I love watching your videos!
Rosaura Grant: Hi!! love your videos, question: which affordable flat iron would you recommend?
Olivia C.: Do you have any tips to become blonde without bleaching you hair? I have had really light blonde hair in the past, but it's becoming more and more brown as I get older. Thanks in advance :)
Johanna Wise: I''m a natural blonde - no bleach or color, I like Lush Daddy O for toning and Manzanilla Grisi for toning. and I LOVE the Manzanilla Grisi detangler. That is my HG product.
Breanna Wolfe: Slowly been acquiring these products cause you're my hair role model!! :)
EvieOhNooo!: I think you're at a really light blonde considering how dark your hair used to be :) It looks great!
Morgan Waas: I have blonde highlights in my hair (partial foil) would you recommend that I go through the same steps as someone who has dyed blonde hair?? Love your videos xoxo
MimiTran511: what blush and highlight did you use in this video? it looks gorgeous! I love your videos by the way :)
Lily Castle: I know you're mainly blonde, but could you do a video for brunettes/people with really dark hair? I love how informative your videos are, but I can't really apply it since I'm not a blonde. haha Thanks! :)
Diana Susma: You have such beautiful hair! Wish mine was this long :(
Liz: Do you recommend anything to keep dyed red/brown hair to keep its redness ?:)
Liz: Do you recommend anything to keep dyed red/brown hair to keep its redness ?:)
Barbie Blank: Thank you so much doll, you helped me a lot
Caro Rodríguez B.: Great video! Super informative :) You look beautiful as always! What blush are you wearing? Looks amazing on you!! Thanks!!
Lauren Mainord: this helped so so so much!! I have blonde hair btw
Morfoula Evi: I don't know why I'm watching this video since I dye my hair red. I guess I'm watching it just because it's Kayley!
curls and nodes: I have virgin hair, but after seeing the hair mayonnaise in this video and your snapchat, I really want to try it! :)
anhbear: Watching this in case I wanna go blonde one day maybe possibly lol
Giada Bigonzi: Hi! I really like you hair, your hairstyles (even though I'm really bad in copy them) and you, you seem really nice and sincere! So I would like to ask you a video with your hair routine and the best favorites, cause I feel I can trust you! Wish you the best, Giada from Italy
Crowned Lily: I'm a natural brunette who goes blonde very often. I don't use bleach, I use Ion 40 developer and Ion hi-lift cool blonde dye. I do it all myself at home, so I opted out of bleach as I've ended up with orange hair in the past :( However this only works on non dyed hair so it works for my roots, and when I went back to blonde after being a brunette for 16 months. I tone with Ion Cool Blonde Shampoo. And I also use Miracle 7 for Blondes 4 Minute Repair.
Czarina Lim: Kayley what are your hair color suggestions for black haired people? thank you BTW <3 your vids
qtinka285: I dont have colored hair, but still love to watch it, because of you and it also helpful
Jade Ervin: Could you do these tips for different colored hair like died red and brighter colors and pastels?? Ps.love you
Xoey: Why am I watching this I don't even have blonde hair.... But I love your videos so whatever.
Madyson Walker: im thinking about bleaching my hair bc my hair always ends up darker than i like when i dye it, but im scared that it's going to ruin my hair. would you recommend it?
Kalli Allen: do you get your hair professionally dyed? Your hair color is perfect!
minimooster: When you say blond, do you mean dyed or naturally? I'm a natural blond, but my hairs turning brown as I get older... Stupid hormones changing my hair colour
Ashleigh Flynn: I hope you can come out with some tips for those of us with darker hair.
Rachel: I don't know if you can do this but I'd love to see a hair care video for redheads! Im a natural red and my hair is getting duller as I get older, any tips?????
bailey may: Okay so I have a kinda two-part question with like two inner parts (??) that could very possibly be really dumb. I have naturally blonde hair but some parts are really dark and my natural highlights can get really light so is there anything that I shouldn't use because of the low-lights in my hair or would you have any particular advice with dealing with such a wide range of color? And because my hair wasn't dyed is there any of these that I shouldn't use at all or just don't need to? because I am trying to keep my hair a little healthier than I have in the past, this video really helped me because I've been looking for products to help my hair and I haven't really known where to start until now, so thanks!!! :)
Ellie Henes: Do you have any tips for brown or dark hair to make it soft not dry?
Cloey Duke: does this qualify for natural blondes too?
yavasks: Nice. Question are those products safe to use in blonde hair that has the Brazilian blowout ?
Autumn Swartz: I was wondering, if you have ever seen the show Supergirl, if you could do a Kara Danvers hairstyles. She has a lot of cool updos and of course her signature Supergirl curls. Your so talented that I thought it would be cool to see how you would do those hairstyles. Keep up the awesome videos!
Lisa Ray: I've been hearing a lot about Olaplex. Do you know anything about it and is it worth a try. I hear there is a take home treatment as well as something your stylist uses on blonde hair. I would like to try it but trying to get some opinions. Thanks!
E M.R.: Hello! I have a question, and I couldn't find the answer on google so hoping you can help, please :) I use a heat protectant (VO5) and a leave-in conditioner (TRESemmé) before I blow dry my hair, which one should go on first?! I feel like both 'coat' the hair so might prevent the second from working. Would love some advice! Thank you :) <3
Lucie Sládková: Well, keratin is protein and I am sorry to tell you that it doesn't work like that. When you break a nail, putting protein on it won't fix it. It's the same with hair. Protein in hair will make them soft, but after one wash it's gone, you can't repair your hair like that.
Lydia Hopper: So my hair is always static. no matter what I do it's always static. what can I do to treat that?
IrishRose.: I'm a redhead but I just love your videos, so I had to watch haha :D
Sophie Shanahan: Do these steps work for naturally blonde hair or just dyed hair? Xx
Sasa Oldbarn: Thank you so much! One question: are you a hairdresser? Where does all your knowledge come from? haha just wondering ❤ Love you!
Brittany King: Where can I buy the toning shampoo you mentioned at the end?
Gabriella Santangelo: Can you use these same products if you have a keratin treatment?
Ali Giavanni: Purple shampoos save my damn life!!!
푸들초코: you look sooooo good with red lipstick
Eli: can you do recomendations for oily hair?
Linzi Emerick: You're so close to 1 million!!
Eliska Soejonová: wow i wish i could have your hair they are gorgeus
Keren Samson: How many times do ypy wash your hair with th Silver Shampoo? I love your videos youare so helpful!!!
Lotta: She is so perfect
Carolyne Lopez: Where do I get the Toning shampoo?
Anna Majholm: But... what if you are a natural blond like me and have kinda dry hair (and you literally tried EVERYTHING)? :)
Misty Whaley: You are so awesome!! Oh my word. :*
BeautyByTara: Kayley, I've never died my hair before, but i feel like my blonde hair my be that yellowed brassy color that your referring to and I've felt like that for awhile now, so since I've never died my hair before would using for instance that last shampoo work on my hair, or is that just the color of my hair?
Katti Miller: Love your videos! Muah!
Elizabeth Mcmichael: My hair right now is blonde at the top and brown at the ends I've had this hairstyle for a while and want it stripped and blonde at the ends!! Should I wait a couple week for the blonde because I don't want my hair to fall out!
Jackie Serrato: What about coconut oil? Could it be a deep conditioner substitute?
Melinda Yzaguirre: so I have a question lol. I put blonde all over highlights in but the rest of my hair is essentially virgin hair. so my question is, if I use a toner, will that affect my natural hair?
LadyLynn007: Your lip colour was distracting me throughout this entire video, it's just freaking GORGEOUS on you :D
Evelyn Maia: maravilhoso
alex lynn: You are so beautiful! Xoxo ❤️
ريم الشاووش: I love to see your videos and I'm always going to do it, I want to ask you, do you of the causes of hair loss stops length
Maddy M: Need a hairstyling video, an updo of sorts, I'm running out of ideas over here lol
camille rodriguez: I heard that using baking soda with your shampoo is clarifying. Does that work??
Jaydin Danielle: For the hair mayonnaise can it work for darker hair two. To make it soft