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EPISODE · Aug 13, 2025 · 20 MIN

EP 323: Brassy vs. Ashy: Finding Your Perfect Hair Color Balance

from All About Hair...and So Much More.

Send Danise a Text Message.The age-old struggle between brassy and ashy hair tones affects everyone who's ever colored their hair. From that moment of panic when you catch your reflection and see orange instead of blonde, to the disappointment of flat, dull color when you wanted rich dimension—these color challenges can leave anyone reaching for a hat.Brass isn't just an accident; it's actually warm tones like red, orange, and yellow that naturally exist in your hair and become visible during lightening. Those "hot roots" that glow a bit too warm? That's brass in action. But here's the revelation many don't understand: brass isn't inherently bad. Those golden, buttery, caramel tones are simply warmth by another name, and they can be absolutely stunning on the right complexion. The problem only arises when you're aiming for something cooler.On the opposite side lives ash—those cool blue or violet tones that neutralize warmth. When used strategically, ash creates those sophisticated, muted, or even icy platinum looks that can be breathtaking. But pure ash can sometimes leave hair looking flat with that grayish cast nobody wants. The magic happens when you balance ash with warmth, creating multidimensional color that looks rich and natural.The key to perfect hair color is understanding your skin tone, communicating clearly with your stylist using reference photos, and recognizing that dramatic color changes take time. Trying to go from brunette to blonde in one session almost always leads to that dreaded pumpkin outcome. Remember that proper home care—heat protection, color-safe products, and occasional toning treatments—will extend your color's life dramatically.Whether you're drawn to warm golden hues or cool platinum tones, it's all about finding that sweet spot where the color enhances your natural features. So next time you're heading to the salon, think beyond just "brassy" or "ashy" and consider what combination of tones will create your perfect, personalized hair color. Have you experienced your own color disaster? Share your story and join our conversation about embracing the right tones for you!www.goodhairenergy.com________________________________Make sure to subscribe to our YouTube Channel as well!Visit my Amazon Store for all my favorite products!Instagram:  danisekeilitzShop my favorite Eufora Products.

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Send Danise a Text Message. The age-old struggle between brassy and ashy hair tones affects everyone who's ever colored their hair. From that moment of panic when you catch your reflection and see orange instead of blonde, to the disappointment of flat, dull color when you wanted rich dimension—these color challenges can leave anyone reaching for a hat. Brass isn't just an accident; it's actually warm tones like red, orange, and yellow that naturally exist in your hair and become visible dur...

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