Strawberry blonde hair is also more common in people with European ancestry, but it can be found in people of other ethnicities as well. Red hair is most common in people of Celtic and Northern European ancestry, and it is less common in people of other ethnicities. The prevalence of red and strawberry blonde hair varies widely among different ethnicities and geographic regions. Strawberry blonde hair is also relatively uncommon, but it may be more common than pure red hair in some populations. In general, red hair is less common than other hair colors, occurring in only about 1-2% of the global population. The rarity of strawberry blonde hair compared to red hair can vary depending on the region and ethnicity of the population. Additionally, it is a good idea to follow up with a moisturizing conditioner to help restore hydration to the hair. To avoid over-toning the hair, you may want to use a regular shampoo in between uses of the purple shampoo.
It is important to use purple shampoo in moderation on strawberry blonde hair, as it can be drying and may cause the color to appear too cool if used too frequently. For best results, use purple shampoo once or twice a week. Leave the shampoo on the hair for 2-3 minutes before rinsing it out thoroughly.
Be sure to avoid the ends of the hair, as they are more prone to drying out. Squeeze a small amount of the shampoo into your palms and work it into the hair, focusing on the roots and mid-lengths. To use purple shampoo on strawberry blonde hair, start by wetting the hair in the shower.
Purple shampoo works by counteracting warm tones in the hair, so it can be particularly effective at neutralizing yellow tones that can sometimes appear in blonde or light red hair. Purple shampoo can be used to tone strawberry blonde hair to help neutralize brassy or yellow tones and add vibrancy to the color.
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