With the arrival of summer we have to take extreme precautions and care in terms of beauty. Exfoliate our body for a uniform tan, apply self-tanner correctly for a natural result, protect the skin from the sun in order to avoid burns, wrinkles and spots, pamper the feet to combat hardness...
What about the hair? We must not neglect our hair in the summer season, because there are many aggressive agents in it that threaten our hair health. The sun, the salt from the sea and the chlorine from the pool dry out the hair a lot, leaving it looking dull, brittle, frizzy and rough. But, in addition, the damage is much greater in the case of dyed, highlighted or bleached blonde hair. And it is that these chemical processes to alter the tonality of our hair weaken it enormously, leaving it more porous and sensitive, so that it is more vulnerable to the damage typical of summer.
If a dye or bleaching dries the hair a lot, it does so even more when it is exposed to direct sunlight, salt and chlorine. Also, this trio is to blame for turning your golden or platinum blonde into an unflattering green or orange. This is so because the hair absorbs salt or chlorine and your tone loses its hue and shine, giving it that careless and unwanted appearance. If you want your blonde to survive the summer unblemished, take note of these tips to care for and protect your hair.
