5 ways to maintain bleach blonde hair

Olaplex fixes damage I do and would love to try also some more kerastase

I don't thinkI would bleach my hair unless I decide to try some crazy colour

I’ve never bleached my hair and I have no plans to do so. Not going to put chemicals in my hair.

The Fudge Blonde Shampoo is so good for keeping brassiness at bay!

I would love to try Oribe.

I'm a light sandy blonde at the moment. I use a mixture of the purple and blue Fanola shampoos, changing the ratio of the two depending on whether I want to counteract more orange or yellow tones. I use a hair masque once a week.

I also use use the Pureology Colour Fanatic Leave in treatment spray. It's an amazing all-in-one spray that detangles, conditions, improves colour, reduces frizz, adds shine and provides protection from heat and environmental damage. It's amazing! :o

I've cut the hot tools out. I always air dry and only straighten for special occasions. Plaiting your hair when going to bed and sleeping on a silk pillowcase helps reduce damage too.

Not something I need to think about any longer.

I have blonde hair and I find purple shampoo really helps. Only recently discovered I should be using sulfate free products to keep brassiness away.

Being blonde sounds like a lot of work. But then again most of these tips can be used for all hair types!

Bleach blonde and honestly it's high maintenance plus expensive to keep it in good shape. For me it's no heat styling (only hairdryer to get hair dry enough - twice a week only), quality sulphate free products (evo, moroccanoil, Kevin Murphy, etc), constantly using hydrating products and treatments, olaplex every time at the salon.. it's never ending :)

I think I'd like to try having blonde hair once but it does look like a lot of work!

For me, it's all down to the combination of the right purple shampoo and alternating my conditioner and favourite conditioning hair mask. I slay the leave-in after every wash, too. I still don't get the same after-salon look four weeks following my appointment, but it helps.

I put on a blonde wig once to see if I could go blonde but I looked grannyish somehow - just not my colour!

The price you pay for being that perfect shade of blonde but it's all worth it.

I've been wanting to bleach my hair, but it looks like I'll have to buy a whole new set of products to maintain it!

I use the Delorenzo Novafusion silver shampoo, it is getting harder to maintain being blonde and am thinking of going a tiny bit darker.

My sister is a bottle blonde so these are great for her especially. I get naturally much lighter in the summer months but even with the natural sun, some of these products sound good for me too.

Luckily for me I don't have blonde hair to maintain! I know few people that have bleach blonde hair and I'm exhausted from hearing the routine let alone having to do it!

I've used Redken Blonde idol and it's amazing would definitely recommend it for dyed hair.

I'm not a blond but this reminds me to pick up a clarifying shampoo as my hair needs a reset.

I haven't used any of these products. I usually use Goldwell Dualsenses Blondes & Highlights or Color Extra Rich. I also use a toner periodically and a treatment once per week.

Things I've learnt being blonde and a hair stylist: Blonde toning shampoos are amazing but blonde toning conditioners do nothing. There isn't enough pigment for it to help with toning. A better option is something with protein or hydration.

As a blonde and a stylist my self my holy grail products are fudge clean blonde shampoo (for white silver blondes) and CPR always blonde (for ashy silver grey) And surprisingly the Lee Stafford range for hair that doesn't grow past a certain length. It's available from priceline and supermarkets and it's super high in protein which bleached hair needs but it's so moisturising and softening it doesn't feel like a protein product.

I stopped getting my hair dyed due to concerns about chemicals. Having said that, sometimes I would love to go blonde again.