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• Frequently Asked Questions

• Is there such a thing as beige blonde hair?

  There’s nothing boring about beige, especially when it comes to beige blonde hair color. Our assortment of beige blonde shades can deliver delicately balanced cool golden/beige tones. These shades are an ideal choice for those who want to neutralize smoky and brassy undertones.

• What is the best conditioner for beige blonde hair?

  Since beige blonde hair calls for bleaching your strands, it’s a good idea to incorporate a little extra hydration into the mix. The L’Oréal Paris Elvive Color Vibrancy Rapid Reviver Deep Conditioner is a deep conditioner for color-treated hair that’ll help hydrate each strand for shinier, silky hair.

• What is Blonde Ambition?

  Blonde Ambition is THE premier national level corporate band, and comes in a variety of size and style options and can be completely customized to fit any client’s needs. Band Leader Krislyn Rojas was recently named One of the most influential Event Entertainment Professionals for 2020...

• How do you care for Blonde Ambition Grama?

  The Blonde Ambition Grama grass needs full sunshine and water for the best performance in your outdoor space. However, the plant does have excellent drought tolerance, and it will perform in a wide range of soils, except poorly-drained ones. It is a self-seeding plant so that you never have to worry about pollination.

• How often should I divide my Blonde Ambition?

  For long term care, the Blonde Ambition must be divided every three to five years in the early to mid-spring. Once the center of the grass becomes loose and new growth begins to form on the outer edge, you will want to divide the plant.