If you’re reading this section because you already have hot roots—deep breaths, we can help. How to fix hot roots depends on the starting point of your hair color, and what shade you are trying to achieve. On dark hair, hot roots can be corrected by using a darker shade to balance the color at your roots. If you are blonde and have hot roots, you are most likely not getting the amount of lift you need to get past the warmth that is exposed in the natural stages of lifting. In some cases, using a hair toner may be enough to correct it. However, if you have hot roots that need correcting, call or chat with our Color Crew. They will take a look and recommend the best way to correct it, personalized just for you. Or, if you’re near a Madison Reed Hair Color Bar, stop by for a free hair color consultation. Either way, we are here to help!
Although it’s one of the most common hair coloring problems, hot roots is also one of the easiest problems to avoid when using the tips above. With these tips, your roots may not be “hot,” but they will actually good, and YOU will look hot.