Hair Care

When it comes to hair, we know a thing or two about keeping it healthy. We play hard, live outside and put our hair through the wringer, so we make products that can keep up. They protect, repair and help us get back to doing what we love.

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How Do You Improve Hair Texture?

Great texture starts with great care. Keep your hair hydrated (that means good products and plenty of water), go easy on the hot tools, and give your strands some TLC with nutrient-rich oils and treatments. It’s all about consistency. Stick to a solid routine, and over time you’ll notice smoother, stronger strands that feel as good as they look. Healthy hair, happy life.

How Often Should You Wash Your Hair?

The golden rule: wash your hair when it needs it. If you’ve got fine hair or sweat it out at the gym daily, every other day might be your sweet spot. For thicker or curlier textures, stretching it to a few days—or even a week—can do the trick. Over-washing can strip your scalp of its natural oils, so find a balance that keeps your hair feeling fresh but still hydrated. Trust us, your hair will tell you what it wants.

How Do You Keep Blonde Hair Vibrant?

Keeping your blonde vibrant is all about the right routine. A great purple shampoo helps neutralize brassy tones while boosting brightness. Pair that with a deep conditioner once a week to lock in moisture and prevent dryness—because hydrated hair is happy hair. And don’t forget to protect your strands from the sun with products that offer UV protection—because a little love goes a long way in keeping your blonde locks looking their best.

How Often Should You Tone Blonde Hair?

Toning blonde hair depends on your color and how often it fades. For most, using a toner every 3–4 weeks is ideal. If you notice brassiness creeping in earlier, introduce a purple shampoo to your routine to maintain that fresh-from-the-salon glow. Your blonde, your rules—but consistency is key to keeping it just the way you love it.