BLONDME Instant Blush Blond Beautifier Spray, Steel Blue, 8.4 Fluid-Ounce

I am 56 & have been bleaching my damn near black hair blonde since I was 18. I have not been able to successfully dye my hair for 3 years! We moved from Ohio ( I call OH-HELL-NO) to North Carolina and have a well for the 1st time, we had & have tested the water- it's perfect- but somehow every time I color my hair- no matter WHAT SHADE it winds up BRIGHT ORANGE! THANK GOD I FINALLY FOUND THIS! I have used COUNTLESS TONERS , RINSES, COLORED CONDITIONER S, HOME REMEDIES, you name it- this stuff is DA BOMB! I blow dry it in, directions say they helps it last longer- IT DOES- I washed my hair and it was still toned. I literally can't thank the company enough or urge you to try it enough!

this product Tones Blonde hair, removing brassy look and replacing with platinum blondeawesome

I liked this product. Applies easily and washed out easily. For reference I have shoet colored platinum blond hair. I own the spray it in blue and pink.The "Blue" Color (Steel Blue) is definitely more Steel than blue. I was hoping for something more blue but I thought it looked silver and most people called it purple.The pink (Strawberry) can have a range of vibrancy depending on how much you saturate your hair. I liked a medium mist of a softer pink.With both colors I got a lot of compliments and thought it still looked really "cool" and trendy. Most people were disappointed to hear it was temporary.

Works great for toning brassy roots/hair. It toned down my brassy blonde to a soft beige blonde. Doesn’t dull my hair like other toners— still shines.

This product is amazing! Great quality. It’s an incredible way to keep your colour without having to go to the salon every couple months. Highly recommend it for the “silver” blonde look.

Easy to use. I like to use it on towel dried still wet hair as it leaves hair softer when dry rather than using on dry hair leaving it less soft feeling. I wanted to illustrate difference between using steel blue and ice.

Great product. It tones down your hair when it tends to turn to copper color and brings back the beautiful highlights back.

To be fair, my hair is damaged and takes color unevenly from varying porosity. I have used protein treatments, deep conditioners galore and give my hair plenty of rest between coloring as well as washing, but this is the nature of going black to blonde.As goes the battle of black to blonde, I have awkward periods of orange that always needs to be neutralized. I had high hopes, but this stuff is effing violet. I needed blue. It turned the level 10 hair down the shafts bluish, but did almost nothing to neutralize the orange near my roots even after applying liberally. Not to mention, it gives my hair a strange feeling when damp, like it's been doused in some sort of solvent.My hair isn't even dry yet and I'm wondering if I should start washing it out and rock the orange and platinum instead of poop orange and blue. I just wanted to try an alternative to using peroxide developers. Ick.