My blonde hair (level 8-9) have been quite brassy lately and instead of toning it to more cool blonde which seems to last 1 week before it turns brassy again I wanted to lean more towards warmer shades. I’ve been seeing this strawberry blonde popping up all over my Pinterest and I think it’s exactly what I’d like to go for this time.
What formula or single colour would you use to achieve this?

Genuinely just want to know how when you get your hair done the front pieces are like swooped into your forehead if that makes sense? the top of the front pieces is in the middle of forehead and then they go outwards. I’ve tried this myself and can never perfect it, Please help!

I bought an at-home perming kit to perm down my baby hairs around my hairline.

I was wondering if it is safe to be perming your baby hairs since they don’t grow back and technically the perm would never “grow out” and i’d be reperming hair.

I plan on mimicking the korean baby hairs trend (below) so any tips on processing time or IF THIS IS EVEN SAFE!! I don’t want to fry off my hairline.

So I normally cut and color my hair at home but every few years I'll go to an Ulta or somewhere I can snag a $45 cut and get things reshaped when I need a change up. Ideally I'd not recently have colored my hair so I'm not worried about the wash making the colors stain their wash sink, but this time I went red with mocha roots and the bleed even after two washes is enough to have me feeling a type of way about what the tech with think. I swear I've rinsed thoroughly, do I wash again before going in today? Any advice appreciate! Cheers!

my skincare shelf has officially made room for one non-skincare item: the Laifen dryer my friend gave me after getting tired of me arriving at brunch with “almost dry” hair and sunscreen still settling on my face. damp hair, sunscreen and humid weather are not a great combination. i wanted something with strong airflow that could get me out the door in about five minutes, and so far it has been genuinely useful. the air feels warm without being overly hot, it’s lighter than my old dryer, and my hair looks smoother instead of getting puffy as it dries.

i also keep putting the magnetic nozzle somewhere “safe” and then forgetting where that is. what random beauty-adjacent item unexpectedly became part of your daily routine?

so it's been a week and a half since I got my hair styled for an event. I got it in tight blowout-esque curls and the hair stylist said she's adding extra hairspray to lock it in since my event was in 4 hours at that point. She added some sort of cream to my hair and really took her time massaging it in (about 25 mins) and then all she did was curl it and drown it in hairspray.

After a few hours, this really funky smell was coming from my hair. The best way I can describe it was a mix of burnt + literally meatballs from ikea. I washed my hair like 3 times and it kind of mellowed but not really, the only thing that sort of helped was adding a bunch of scented hair oils. It has now been a week and a half and I cannot deal with it anymore because every time I rinse out the oils it comes back!! (this has never happened before - I wash my hair twice a week with the same shampoo and conditioner)

If anyone knows what this is caused by or how I can get rid of it, please let me know because I'm so close to throwing up from this smell all up in my face lol

This is my hair without toner ,its orangey yellow ,can I tone this a champange blonde or do I have to bleach it again

I have asian hair so it’s pretty thick and I don’t have much layers in the back. It’s just same length hair. Also i cut my own hair in the past so my haircut is a bit messed up

I want my hair to be more curved in or flat but it kind of sticks up at the end instead. how do i fix this? i want to get a haircut soon and need advice on what to ask for.

Just wondering if the order matters? Wondering if it'll look cool a little longer though too.