How To Keep Platinum Blonde Hair.

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Amanda H.

Mar 20, 2013

Amanda H.

I have platinum blonde hair but the last few months I've been having problems with lots of yellow tones in it, I've used all sorts of toners already! It got rid of most of it but now there's just certain spots that are yellowish (almost looks like I have yellow streaks n certain spots) so is there anything I can use on it besides toner or bleach that will take the rest of the yellow out??

Stephanie M.

Mar 20, 2013

Stephanie M.

I use Shimmering Lights purple shampoo. You can get it at Sally Beauty supply. I lather up and let it sit for about two minutes, then rinse.

Christina F.

Mar 20, 2013

Christina F.

I have the same problem Amanda, it's driving me nuts!!

Christina F.

Mar 20, 2013

Christina F.

I mixed half purple shampoo with regular shampoo and let it sit for a few before I rinse. When I did it with straight purple it turned my hair a purplish grey color!

Hilary C.

Mar 21, 2013

Hilary C.

Pure nv makes a violet toning shampoo that works better than shimmer lights. Use that weekly. If you still have yellow problems you might need to have your stylist glaze your hair again to make it brighter. Also use hairspray and other products for blonde hair. Other products will leave a yellow residue/buildup. And stay away from smokers. Any type of pollution can add yellow to your hair.

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