
Icy Blonde: Correcting and Maintaining Brassy Highlights
See how one stylist corrects and maintains brassy highlights.
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See how one stylist corrects and maintains brassy highlights.









When Kim Bruce @themisfitblonde discovered the new Hot Tools Black Gold One Step Blowout tool, she was eager to give it a whirl!
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Erin Mills is a stylist and salon owner in Orlando, Florida, who specializes in blonding. In this video tutorial, Mills demos her umbrella pattern using Alfaparf color to achieve bright blondes with low maintenance for healthier hair.
Blonding specialist Kelsey Ring demos how to bring life back into faded balayage using Milk_Shake's Blue Decologic Lightener.
Daisy Goord was excited when her new client came to her with a color “that wasn’t a million miles from where she wanted to be. YES it was too warm and YES it wasn’t lifted high enough, but there are several easy tweaks to make to hit her bright blonde goal.” Details for the makeover here.
Get the details for this upgrade, from grown out and damaged to bright, beautiful blonde.
The two new products are designed keep cool blonde and natural grey tones looking silver.
For this color correction, artist Erin Mills used Alfaparf Easy Lift and High Lift with Double Bond Reconstructor.
Austin, Texas-based colorist Ellie Toia is known for her swoon-worthy color transformations using the right ingredients: Milk_Shake’s lighteners and toners.
The new shades have calibrated deposit designed to give on-level, true-to-tone results at a level 10.