Brassiness is the unwanted red, orange, or yellow color that often occurs from bleaching. The darker your hair was before bleaching, the more likely it is that you will have some brassiness in it afterward. Choose green, blue, or violet-based toner depending on which unwanted color you want to neutralize the most.  Most people apply toner immediately after bleaching their hair, as this is the best time for your hair to absorb the toner. You can do it anytime, however. Follow the instructions on your brand of toner exactly, to avoid having your hair become too neutralized, or tinged with grey or lavender. Green-based toner neutralizes red brassiness. Blue-based toner neutralizes orange, while violet-based toner neutralizes yellow. If you’re unsure which toner to use, consult an employee at the beauty supply store where you’re buying it. When you buy toner, use a 10 or 20 volume developer for it, according to the instructions on the package. Some shampoos that are specially made for blonde-treated hair actually contain toner in them to help you achieve a cool, neutral blonde look. You can find these shampoos at beauty supply stores as well as many pharmacies.  Look for shampoos containing blue or purple tints. These shampoos are designed to neutralize orange or brassy tones in blonde, silver, or white hair. Check the bottle to find out how often to use these shampoos and how long to leave them on before rinsing. Be sure to avoid shampoos containing sulfites, as these are chemicals that are known to further dry and damage hair. Because bleached hair is damaged to some degree, you want to take extra care to provide it with enough moisture. Use a conditioner especially for color-treated or blonde hair that’s labeled “hydrating” or “moisturizing.” You may also want to do a weekly deep-conditioning to maintain your hair’s health and keep it moisturized. Your ends may begin looking especially dry, split, or brittle after bleaching. You can use either a protein treatment or an oil like Argan or coconut oil to help repair them. Smooth the product onto your ends and wrap your hair up into a hot towel for 30 minutes. Try doing this once or twice a week until you notice your ends looking healthier. You may also benefit from a trim to help especially damaged ends. The best way to maintain your blonde hair is by re-bleaching most of your roots in 4-6 weeks. Avoid re-bleaching all of your hair, as each time you bleach there is further damage done to it. You can still leave bleach off the 1 cm (0.39 in) closest to your scalp to avoid getting bleach on your scalp. To touch up your roots, prepare half the amount of bleach you would use to dye your whole head. Brush it onto your roots, being careful not to overlap with the already bleached parts of your hair.
ضعي معادل اللون لإزالة اللون النحاسي من الشعر الذي قمتِ بتشقيره في أي وقت. اغسلي شعرك بشامبو مصمم خصيصًا للشعر الأشقر. استخدمي بلسمًا مرطبًا يوميًا. جربي علاج البروتين أو الزيوت الطبيعية لإصلاح الأطراف المتكسرة. قومي بصبغ الجذور خلال 4-6 أسابيع إذا كنت تنوين الاحتفاظ باللون.