Keep Your Hair Cool - Bundle Offer
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Keeping your hair cool as a True Summer shouldn't feel this difficult!
As True Summers, we're told that keeping our hair cool-toned is an important part of creating a harmonious overall look.
But that's easier said than done, isn't it?
You leave the salon with beautifully cool-toned hair, only for those unwanted golden, orange or reddish tones to start creeping back in a few weeks later.
Suddenly, your hair doesn't feel quite right with your cool-toned clothes and makeup.
You ask your hairdresser to make it ashier, try another purple shampoo, or switch to a different colour, but the warmth keeps coming back.
Sound familiar? I've been there too.
After years of trial and error with my own True Summer hair, I finally understood why it kept happening — and what I could realistically do about it.
That's why I created Keep Your Hair Cool – The True Summer Hair Guide.
A practical, 19-page digital guide to help you understand why your hair turns warm, explore your colour options and make informed decisions about keeping your hair cool.
Here's what you'll discover:
Why your hair keeps turning warm – Understand what's actually happening beneath your colour and why brassiness returns.
Which colouring methods make a difference – Learn about permanent, demi-permanent and semi-permanent colour, including the differences between acidic and alkaline demi.
Coolness vs grey coverage – Understand why covering greys can sometimes create more warmth, and how to choose your priorities.
How to tackle unwanted warmth – Learn the difference between yellow, orange and red tones, and which corrective pigments can help.
What to ask your hairdresser – Know how to explain your priorities and ask the right questions before your next appointment.
How to maintain your cool colour – Build a simple routine without constantly reaching for more pigment.
Products worth exploring – My curated edit of colour-depositing masks, glosses and corrective shampoos.
Stop fighting the warmth. Start understanding it.
You don't need to become a hairdresser to make better decisions about your hair.
You just need to understand what's happening, what your options are, and which trade-offs work best for you.
£15 | 19-page digital PDF | Instant download