How much Work does it take to maintain Platinum Blonde Hairstyles?
Filed under: Hairstyles Author: Lori
There are very few colors that are chosen for the hair that can cause the hair to require constant touch ups. Platinum blonde and the growing trend of creating light, light hairstyles requires a bit of upkeep when it comes to the style and therefore is required for the person to choose a style that is going to suit the needs.
How often should you expect to go between the hairstyle appointments to touch up the hairstyle? Platinum blonde hairstyles are going to show the roots for people with dark hair quickly after the style has been created and therefore you can often tell that there are changes in the hairstyle in as little as a few weeks after the hairstyle has been created. This means that you can expect to book more hairstyle appointments with the stylist and can expect to spend more on the maintenance of the hairstyle.
Searching for hair salons that offer membership discounts as well as hair salons that offer free services to loyal customers can be an effective way to save money, but there are also many membership programs that can allow the customer to take advantage of daily deals through the website of the deal company. This way, the customer can buy vouchers for hair services from various salons for a fraction of the price of the actual value of the salon services – helping to decrease the cost of the maintenance of the hairstyle.
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Blonde Goat
April 20th, 2011 at 5:34 pm
If you are a level 7, a natural medium blonde, you can go platinum by just getting some sun. This won’t work on dark blonde, level 6, and if most definitely work on light brown, medium or dark brown. But if you are at least a medium blonde, all you have to do is go outside. You can face your hair to the sun & sit, if you don’t want to get sun on your face. And the best part about it, I never have roots. This is b/c the little bit of sun you get everyday, even in the winter, is constantly touching up your hair as it grows in. It is impossible to bleach/color a half a milimeter of hair, every three days as your hair grows in…but the sun does that for you! The darkest my roots ever get area a level 8, light blonde, that’s b/c there is always the tiniest bit of sun getting to them everyday, as I go to the store, do errands, etc. And I’m a level 7, medium blonde. The effect is a level 9, very light blonde, w/ level 10 streaks, ultra light blonde or platinum, w/ the incoming roots constantly lightening up from a 7 to an 8.
Now I know this won’t work for the majority of women, it only works on hair AT LEAST a medium blonde color…but that’s still a lot of people!!!
And the other advantage to going blonde in the sun? (The first one is no roots, the second is no money spent…) The biggest advantage to sunning is, no matter how hard you try, no matter how great the colorist, no matter how hard you wish it, coloring or bleaching your hair to be blonde, never, never, ever looks as natural or as pretty, as hair that is lightened by the sun. Just look at all those hollywood celebrities who pay top dollar to get their hair dyed blonde. It still looks fake, especially when compared to all those beach bunnies and surfer chicks who have beautiful, and diverse highlights and streaks.
Oh, and lemon juice helps too!
Blonde Goat
April 20th, 2011 at 5:35 pm
If you are a level 7, a natural medium blonde, you can go platinum by just getting some sun. This won’t work on dark blonde, level 6, and if most definitely work on light brown, medium or dark brown. But if you are at least a medium blonde, all you have to do is go outside. You can face your hair to the sun & sit, if you don’t want to get sun on your face. And the best part about it, I never have roots. This is b/c the little bit of sun you get everyday, even in the winter, is constantly touching up your hair as it grows in. It is impossible to bleach/color a half a milimeter of hair, every three days as your hair grows in…but the sun does that for you! The darkest my roots ever get area a level 8, light blonde, that’s b/c there is always the tiniest bit of sun getting to them everyday, as I go to the store, do errands, etc. And I’m a level 7, medium blonde. The effect is a level 9, very light blonde, w/ level 10 streaks, ultra light blonde or platinum, w/ the incoming roots constantly lightening up from a 7 to an 8.
Now I know this won’t work for the majority of women, it only works on hair AT LEAST a medium blonde color…but that’s still a lot of people!!!
And the other advantage to going blonde in the sun? (The first one is no roots, the second is no money spent…) The biggest advantage to sunning is, no matter how hard you try, no matter how great the colorist, no matter how hard you wish it, coloring or bleaching your hair to be blonde, never, never, ever looks as natural or as pretty, as hair that is lightened by the sun. Just look at all those hollywood celebrities who pay top dollar to get their hair dyed blonde. It still looks fake, especially when compared to all those beach bunnies and surfer chicks who have beautiful, and diverse highlights and streaks.
Oh, and lemon juice helps too!