Bronde is the trend hair color
... Brondes have more fun # NoTypos-IKnowIThinkItsCrazyToo
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"Brondes have more fun" - with these words Blake Lively presents herself with her new hair color Bronde. As the word creation already reveals, Bronde is the perfect mix of blonde and brown - and is derived from the English "blonde" and "brunette". But even the German term Brond is now very common. In addition to Blake Lively, numerous other celebrities have had their hair brondeled. We tell you everything you need to know about the trendy hair color BRONDE.
And where does the sudden hype come from?
"The hype around Bronde already exists for some time," explains Schwarzkopf hair expert Armin Morbach. "Many stars like Olivia Palermo or Sarah Jessica Parker have been doing it for some time." Now Bronde replaces the Ombré technique on the trend barometer, where only the tips are colored lighter. "The contrast was stronger and the color was applied more radically," explains Morbach. Bronde should now be the next evolution - and a very natural one.
Who does Bronde stand for?
That's the great thing about this color! "Bronde is for every woman, as the gentle color scheme flatters any complexion, so the contrast between light and dark should not be too drastic, as the look loses its typical lightness," recommends hair expert Morbach.
How is the trend hair dye dyed?
We have with Dr. med. Asked for Astrid Kleen-Fehre from the research and development colouration department at Henkel Beauty Care: "Simply put, darker hair, that is brown hair, is brightened up in part by putting blond highlight strands into the hair - using the foil, brush or freehand technique." If you are naturally very blonde, you can also take the other way around, that is to say, your blond hair can simply be darkened. All information about coloring streaks made easy you can find here.
Can I do that myself?
For experienced home dyers Brondieren is also possible at home. Dr. Kleen-Fehre advises brightening dyes. The more natural the effect should be, however, the less bleaching effect the product should contain. Meanwhile, the most diverse application techniques are also offered for home use, from the application bottle on brush and brush, to special strand applicators, hoods and bowls ...
How to care for bronzed hair
Especially the brightened parts need an extra dose of care. Otherwise they look brittle, dull and dull. "Care should be correspondingly intensive," advises Dr. Kleen-Fehre.
"After each wash, a special treatment for stressed hair is recommended, such as a conditioner or a leave-in product, and once a week an intensive course of treatment should be used."
If the hair is not only bleached, but also dyed, so with darker strands added, a sulfate-free shampoo should be used. Because: Sulfates clean, but unfortunately let the color fade faster. In the summer should also be set to a UV spray for the hair. These usually protect not only from the bleaching rays and sunburn on the scalp, but also from dehydrating chlorine and salt water.
