5 best blonde hair dyes

If you are blonde and you want to refresh the color at home, there are a few things that you can do to avoid orange reflexes and tones. Dying hair at home is also more economical, because you only pay for the hair dye. The blonde spectrum is really wide because of the multiple shades. It seems like you have endless options when you scroll through online shop websites. But that is actually an advantage – sometimes you can combine two shades to achieve an even more unique nuance. You can also use purple shampoos to balance the shade and make a color-correction, if your previous nuance was too yellow. The purple shampoos are also great to use if you want to go ash blonde (or any light and cool color). There are plenty of good home hair dyes, so it may be difficult to choose the right one. Please notice that sometimes the color you see on the box may be different from the color on your head – it depends on the base color of your hair. Before you make a purchase, read the list of ingredients (if you are allergic to e.g. ammonia, choose a natural hair dye, or at least ammonia-free dyes). You should follow the instructions if you want to achieve the best result. Weak hair, which tends to break, requires a hair conditioner that will make the hair structure stronger after dying. You can also find nourishing and moisturizing formulas in hair dyes. One conditioner is included in the box, but make sure that you have another one at home. Are you not sure which shade is the best for you? Define your carnation first – warm tones like golden or honey blondes look really well with warmer complexions. On the other hand ash or greyish blondes combine great with cooler complexions. There are also non-standard blonde shades like rose gold which make your hair more fun. Underneath you can find our ranking with the 5 best blonde hair dyes.