Toners can bring any hair colour back into balance, be it a brown that has become too warm, or a blonde that has turned a little brassy. Tyler spills: "We love this peach to bubblegum pink trend that’s taken over spring and summer, and as we transition into winter, we’re expecting to see a lot more frosted tones alongside muted mauves and berries. Pretty much anyone can pull it off, it works for every season and there is a whole range of pink hair dye shades to choose from, so you're bound to find one that works for you. By neutralizing hair color, the brassiness will be removed — and if you love your current shade, toner can work with your hair to keep the colors you like most and make them even more vibrant," she says.

Adding more bleach for the correct amount of time (at the pink stage, this will be about 30 minutes) will get your hair to the yellow base you initially tried to get.

This colour-saving shampoo is free of sulphates, parabens, sodium chloride, gluten and cruelty-free, and really does keep blonde hair looking completely luscious. While the conditioner helps with brightening hair color, a few reviewers noted that it doesn't have good conditioning and detangling benefits. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies from UNLV and graduated from the Academy of Hair Design in Las Vegas, NV. This one’s for all of our babes with gray or silver hair—this treatment masque is perfect for intensely hydrating aging hair. You'll need a couple of packs for long hair, and it should last a few weeks before it needs topping up with pink toner.

Lather a pump through your hair after shampooing, leave it on for three to five minutes, rinse, and follow with conditioner. li>