Bronde colours sit right between light brown level 6 and medium blonde level 8 and have some softness, but can often be achieved without the damage and maintenance associated with lighter blonde colour.
Bronde colours with more depth may eliminate the need for separate lightening processes, making them a healthier colour option. Glossy, shiny, healthy hair looks, feels and performs better than damaged hair.
It’s easier to achieve a glossy shine with a bronde than a bleached platinum as the bleached platinum is likely to require ongoing lightening processes which will be damaging.
This colour level can work as an easy to maintain, natural looking all-over colour. They are the perfect base for some softer face-framing highlights or balayage which can soften your overall colour finish.
Bronde Brunettes
If you have naturally darker hair, add cool tones if you are lightening to neutralise the natural warmth that is revealed whenever you lighten. Consider a Duo colour blend of Montecristo 6.1 Light Ash Brown and Bellaria 7.1 Dark Ash Blonde, for a colour result with both depth and lightness. Ash tones mute warmth and reflect light. Introducing cool tones with cool Ash colours will counter-balance and reduce warmth, leaving a tonally balanced finish when lightening.
For softer cool tones, blend one cool toned colour with one neutral colour. Neutral colours have an even balance of cool and warm secondary tones. Blending one cool and one neutral colour will give you half-strength cool tones which may be all that you need to mute some unwanted warmth.
Softer Brondes
Spare your hair the stress of repeated bleaching and embrace a bronde with a bit more depth, and a lot better condition and shine.
Adding depth to lighter blondes can add a flattering contrast to paler complexions.
You don’t have to commit to adding full levels of depth. Introduce a touch more depth to a medium or light blonde by blending a level 7 dark blonde with a level 8 or 9 medium or light blonde.
Duo colour blends let you achieve a multi-tonal colour level which is right between two colour levels. Colours which are very light look a bit washed out with a paler complexion, so consider adding just a hint of depth in a colour blend.
Warmer Brondes
Bronde can also be a base colour level to which you can add a hint of warmth to burnish your bronde. Softer warmer tones such as Lucca 7.53 Chocolate Blonde have a dark blonde colour level, and a hint of rich chestnut and copper tones which will add a warm glow to your bronde base.
A little goes a long way and just a hint of warmth can give you a personalised, very natural, beautiful colour result which can work perfectly for you.
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