Hormonal Changes
Blonde hair may turn brown over time due to changes in pigment genes activated by factors like puberty and pregnancy. To prevent this, regularly use clarifying shampoo and hydrating hair masks.
Sun Exposure
UV rays from the sun can break down melanin pigment in blonde hair, leading to faded locks. To prevent this, reduce heat styling tool use, wear a swim cap in chlorinated pools, and protect your hair with heat protection spray. Antioxidant-rich supplements can also help.
Harsh Chemical Treatments
Chemical treatments like bleaching and dyeing can weaken and alter hair color. Use a shower head filter if you have hard water, and use regular clarifying treatments to maintain vibrant blonde hair.
Excessive Purple Shampoo
While purple shampoo is helpful in combating yellow tones, frequent use can darken hair over time. Choose sulfate-free shampoo, use a water filter, and avoid hot water and sulfates. If your hair turns brown, options include baking soda, clarifying shampoo, or hair color remover, followed by deep conditioning.
