Can Self-Tanners & Spray Tans Stain Your Hair?
Photo courtesy of SalonCentric
Your Tan Routine May Be Ruining Your Blonde, Hairstylists Say... As more and more people opt for self-tanners and spray tans to get a tan, questions surrounding how sunless solutions work are on the rise. And when it comes to pairing fake tans with blonde hair, many wonder if the solution can change your hair color while it bronzes your skin. Ahead, we're breaking down exactly how sunless tans work and what to do if you notice they're staining your strands. How do sunless tans work? Here's what to know: Dihydroxyacetone (DHA) is the active ingredient...
More from
Kenra Professional
-
Meet Matt Rez; the Celebrity Colorist Behind 2025’s Top Trending Hair Colors
-
Why Does My Hair Hurt When It’s Dirty? Doctors Weigh In
-
Prom Hairstyle Inspiration for Every Hair Type
-
Eric Vaughn is Kenra Professional Color’s First Artistic Director
-
The Soft Blonde Revolution: 5 Luxe Formulas You Need To Try
-
3 Pro Tips for Creating the Perfect Beachy Balayage
-
BTC “On Tour” 2024 Wraps Up In Los Angeles
-
Maximum Blend: 3 Foiling Tips To Safely Lighten Textured Hair
-
Simply Blonde Creme Lightener
-
Celebrity Colorist Justin Anderson Joined BTC’s “On Tour” Nashville Benefit Show
-
How to Balayage Quickly & Efficiently to Get the Most out of Your Powder Lightener
-
Voluminous Touch Memory Spray 12
-
Platinum Pearl Detangler
-
Hot Spray 20
-
Texturizing Taffy 13
-
Simply Add Water Shampoo & Conditioner
-
Triple Repair Collection
-
Clarify Shampoo
-
Volume Shampoo & Conditioner
-
Violet Shampoo & Conditioner
-
Moisture Shampoo & Conditioner
-
Color Protecting Shampoo & Conditioner
-
Restorative System
-
Nitro Memory Creme 18