If you have color-treated hair (hi, yes, me), you know that you only have a handful of weeks before your color—blonde or brunette—starts to pick up some unwanted brassy or warm tones. It’s normal.

Plus a briefer on why hair goes brassy to begin with. Fact checked by Isaac Winter Brassy hair results from fading color and environmental factors, but it can be tamed with purple or blue shampoo and ...

"Brassiness happens when the underlying warm pigment in the hair starts to resurface which is completely normal with blondes," says Moe Harb, Hair Colour Educator and Co-Founder of Beauty Club London.

Keep your locks from looking brassy with these violet-infused haircare products. By Celia Shatzman If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, The ...

As anyone who's ever dyed or highlighted their hair blonde knows, the maintenance is real. Coloring your hair might require a few hours, a couple of hundred bucks, and the occasional burning scalp, ...

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*If you click on a link in this article, we will earn affiliate revenue. KEEPING my hair blonde between salon sessions can be tiring and expensive. I’ve been bleaching my hair for over a decade now ...