Great blonde hair is maintained between salon visits. It helps to divide the work: cleanse without weighing hair down, treat once a week, and correct tone only when it needs it.
What does blonde hair need each week?
Three things: cleansing that adds no weight, a treatment based on what the fiber needs, and an eye on tone. Brulier does not publish a weekly routine just for blondes, so this plan combines directions from several manuals. Your stylist can adjust it after a diagnosis.
What should you wash blonde hair with?
The Pitaya line lists blonde or sensitized hair among its indications. Apply the shampoo to damp hair, massage into a lather, and rinse. The mask goes on the mid-lengths and ends for 7 minutes.
Pitaya Home Care is available for use at home. For that version, follow the directions on the label.
What treatment should you do once a week?
The Cronograma de Ampollas is applied weekly, and its manual indicates it for both salon and home care use. Choose the ampoule by need: Cacau for hydration, Titanium for nutrition, and Golden for reconstruction.
Dilute 1 part ampoule in 4 parts water, apply to the mid-lengths and ends of clean, damp hair, and leave on for about 3 minutes.
How do you keep yellow tones under control?
The Comodín Blond Ampoule contains Violet 43, a pigment that neutralizes yellow tones. It mixes with masks, leave-ins, and other technical products at an average ratio of 10%: for example, 10 ml for 100 g of mask.
The manual does not set a frequency. The amount depends on the level of neutralization you want and the tone present, so it is best decided with your stylist.
When should you consider a detox?
When blonde hair looks dull, feels heavy, or stops responding to treatments. The Reset manual explains that metals such as copper compromise treatment results, especially on blonde and bleached hair. Your stylist decides when to do this in the salon, and Reset Home Care can carry the care forward at home.
In summary
Light cleansing, one weekly treatment based on need, and tone correction when the hair calls for it. The finer details come from a professional diagnosis.
Source: Brulier Comodín Ampoule, Pitaya, Cronograma de Ampollas, and Reset manuals. Educational content: it does not replace professional diagnosis or product instructions.Comodín products
Frequently asked questions
Can I add Comodín to my mask?
The manual says it can be used in masks at an average ratio of 10%. It is a technical product, so ask your stylist about the amount.
How many weeks does the Cronograma de Ampollas take?
The manual recommends at least 3 sessions, with 1 application per week.
Does Brulier have a line just for blondes?
In the material reviewed, Comodín is the specific product for tone, and Pitaya includes blonde hair among its indications.
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