Lily James isn’t just playing Pamela Anderson on the screen, she’s also clearly taking inspiration from the legendary star in real life. Namely, James just went blonde, and her stylist John MacPherson was the first to debut the pics. IRL, we’ve long known James as a brunette, but her new buttery blonde shade is insanely flattering. Not only is the color phenomenal, but it also looks insanely healthy—which isn’t an easy feat when you’re playing with bleach.
Going from dark brunette to blonde can be quite an endeavor—and it can also be really tough on hair. Bleaching damages the bonds in your hair, which can leave it brittle, dry, and mangled with split ends. It’s important to try and tackle that damage before it even starts if you’re considering going lighter, which is why MacPherson turned to a product that’s already gone viral on TikTok: K18’s Leave-In Molecular Repair Hair Mask.
The K18 Leave-In Molecular Repair Hair Mask is basically a hair mask that you don’t wash off, and it’s clinically proven to start reducing hair damage in just 4 minutes. It’s ideal for someone like James who just bleached their hair, but it’s also a miracle-worker for anyone who has damage from chemical services or heat.
As someone who colors their hair regularly and uses a fair amount of heat, I can personally attest that K18 helps make my hair feel stronger, softer, and shinier after just one use—it’s been a major staple in my haircare routine since it launched, and it’s one of those rare products that I will actually spend money on. It’s well-worth every penny, particularly if you feel like your hair needs major reviving.
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