These Products For Blond Hair Will Make Everyone Ask If You Just Went to the Salon

Not only does this Kérastase Blond Absolu Anti-Brass Purple Mask ($62) neutralize overly yellow undertones with its ultraviolet hue, but it also helps hair get stronger and stay strong with hyaluronic acid, which resurfaces fibers that may have been damaged during the color process.

This Kérastase Blond Absolu Anti-Brass Purple Shampoo ($35) neutralizes any undesirable brassy undertones as you shampoo (similar to the toning process in a salon that adds coolness to more yellowy shades). It also softens with edelweiss flowers, and several Sephora reviewers note that it leaves their hair less dry after washing.

For a shampoo that can be used daily, there's also this Kérastase Blond Absolu Hydrating Illuminating Shampoo ($35), which is a clear formula to nourish and cleanse blond hair.

This Kérastase Blond Absolu Strengthening Conditioner ($40) is not as rich as a mask, yet it still nourishes blond hair whether it's in a balayage, highlighted, or bleached style. After all, the mask offers the same benefits of hyaluronic acid (to strengthen hair fibers and leave hair silky), but in a more lightweight formula that can be used daily.

This dpHUE Gloss+ Semi-Permanent Hair Color and Deep Conditioner ($35) has actual semipermanent hair color inside, so it's a better choice for someone who wants to enhance their current color without (or in between) a trip to the salon. There are Light Blonde, Medium Blonde, and Dark Blonde shades to either help with fading color or tone down highlights as desired.

If you already have a shampoo, conditioner, or cream you love that's not for color-treated hair in particular, these IGK Mixed Feelings Leave-In Blonde Drops ($29) can be added to any of those to tone out brassiness. It can also offer an extra boost to your favorite violet shampoo — and has a 4.5-star rating from Sephora shoppers.

This popular Amika Bust Your Brass Cool Blonde Shampoo ($12-$20) tones down overly warm shades in natural and dye-aided blondes. Hair is fortified as it's cleaned as this shampoo includes nutrient-packed avocado oil and shine-boosting wild cherry bark extract.

The top-rated Amika Bust Your Brass Cool Blonde Conditioner ($12-$24) repairs and restores hair with shea butter, vitamin E, and keratin. All three of those ingredients work together to nourish hair, protect color from oxidation, and make sure damaged strands are mended so styles are smoother, too.

As with all products from this brand, the Amika Supernova Blonde Violet Moisture and Shine Cream ($25) nourishes hair with sea buckthorn berry, rich in free-radical-fighting, collagen-boosting omega-7. This leave-in cream works especially well at taming frizz (when applied wet or dry) and at detangling and heat protecting as needed, too.

If you are interested in trying out the brass-fighting shampoo and conditioner (plus the leave-in cream) or simply want to bring a color-care routine on the road, this Amika Blonde Maintenance Bust Your Brass Starter Set ($29) includes all three items, plus a bonus dry shampoo.

Blondes get bright with this Christophe Robin Brightening Shampoo With Chamomile ($34), a lightening shampoo for both natural and color-treated hair. Both chamomile and cornflower gently lighten blond hair — then naturally blond hair is ready to get even lighter in the sunshine, and dyed blondes have excess pigments removed so their color doesn't get dull either.

This purple Shu Uemura Color Lustre Shades Reviving Balm ($58) goes on after you shampoo and works especially well at intensifying more platinum tones. Both the Cool Blonde and Golden Blonde options can also help color-treated blond hair last longer between salon trips because there's protective musk rose oil inside as well.

While this product may often be used to cover up grays, the Christophe Robin Temporary Color Gel ($35) simply offers Golden Blonde or Dark Blonde colors that can be targeted or applied all over for a subtle shade adjustment. It lasts up to seven shampoos, and there's no mixing (or even semipermanent color) involved with this temporary gel if you're nervous or a first-timer.

This Verb Dry Shampoo For Light Hair ($18) has subtle purple undertones that enhance all shades of blond. It also removes oil and adds volume to hair between washes, so hair looks and feels cleaner (without talc, sulfates, or formaldehydes).

The Verb Ghost Wash and Go For Light Tones ($28) includes a full-size bottle of the dry shampoo for blondes along with travel-size bottles of the color-safe Verb Ghost Shampoo and Conditioner with brassiness-banishing sunflower seed extract and detangling moringa seed oil.

The blend of plant butters in this Better Not Younger Silver Lining Purple Butter Masque ($35) makes sure hair is well taken care of as their essential fatty acids add hydration and shine. There's also color-correcting lavender inside, toning down yellow to brighten and lighten blond hair; the longer you leave it on, the brighter the color (but less brassy the tones).

This Drybar Blonde Ale Brightening Shampoo ($27) gets hair clean without taking out color or moisture. It's got deep purple pigments that banish brassiness, plus lemon extract to brighten highlights.

There's also a lighter purple, partnering Drybar Blonde Ale Brightening Conditioner ($27) that further enhances blond tones and leaves hair more manageable and soft, thanks to nourishing sunflower seed oil inside.

Keep blond styles safe from heat with this Kérastase Blond Absolu Heat Protecting Serum ($37). Its light purple color does offer some toning of brassiness, but its greatest strength comes from the antioxidants that safeguard hair before heat styling.

The purple pigments in this dpHUE Cool Blonde Shampoo ($26) cancel out warmth, and silk proteins reduce breakage in chemically damaged or otherwise fragile strands. The sulfate- and paraben-free shampoo still foams up and can help both color-treated and natural blondes have lustrous, soft styles.

It pairs best with the dpHUE Cool Blonde Conditioner ($26) featuring the same silk proteins and purple shade in a lightweight conditioning cream.

If there's just a specific spot on your hair that you'd like to tone out brassiness (like on the roots, tips, or highlights), this Kérastase Reflection Cool Blonde Purple Color Correcting Treatment ($39) can be spread right on those areas to neutralize color with the treatment's cool, purple pigments.

The O&M Conquer Blonde Silver Shampoo ($36) and O&M Conquer Blonde Silver Mask ($36) are purple-pigmented products that reduce brassiness in even extremely light blond hair (that can look almost silvery). The shampoo has hydrating aloe vera and jojoba esters to prevent fading, while the shea butter and macadamia oil in the conditioning mask add softness and gloss.

The Moroccanoil Color Depositing Mask ($7-$28) is not meant to keep blond color nonbrassy but actually adds unique colors, while ingredients like argan and apricot kernel oil keep hair hydrated and strong. There are subtle shades like rose gold that would be visible on light hair, along with bolder choices like aquamarine and hibiscus.

The Living Proof Color Care Whipped Glaze For Blondes and Highlights ($16-$29) adds temporary dye to blond hair to counteract fading and rebalance its tone. The mousse also has a chelating agent that keeps hair safe from any hard-water minerals that can negatively interact with the dye, plus a UV filter to protect against sun fading.

This Living Proof Ban Brassiness Mini Transformation Kit ($18) has a color-protecting mousse alongside the sulfate-free Color Care shampoo and conditioner. While the shampoo and conditioner improve hair's health no matter the overall color or highlights, the whipped glaze has purple pigments meant just for blondes.

Together Beauty Purple Reign Shampoo ($24) is an antioxidant-rich, 98-percent natural shampoo made with purple rice and quinoa. The shampoo neutralizes overly yellow tones (or refreshes highlights) in both natural and color-treated blond hair.

Sachajuan Silver Shampoo ($29) and Sachajuan Silver Conditioner ($33) both also have violet pigments to tone cool blond shades and offer UV protection against further fading. These products also feature red algae extract to moisturize hair and add shine and strength, too.

This Bumble and Bumble Blondish Hair Powder ($36) is a tinted dry shampoo that does the product's typical job of extended blowouts by adding volume and absorbing excess oil. The spray comes out in a darker blond so it can also touch up the roots of someone with that hair color.

These tinting hair masks help with brassiness, as each color addresses that issue — and natural oxidation — that often comes from color-treating hair. The Christophe Robin Shade Variation Mask — Baby Blonde ($53) and the Christophe Robin Shade Variation Mask — Golden Blonde ($53) address light blond and more honey tones, respectively, but both feature the same moisturizing sweet almond and buriti oils.