Colour-Protecting Shampoo & Conditioner
OK, so my problem is that I need a brilliant colour-protecting shampoo and conditioner. Sounds fairly simple, but with all the products available out there, I really need more information and opinion.
My first thought was to buy the Reflection line from Kerastase, (my favourite haircare brand). But I have heard that Kerastase shampoo is a bit 'thick' for summer and I'm concerned that it might not wash my hair thorough enough. On Friday, I only ended up buying a tiny travel pack for my trip to the US next week. But I got a bit curious so I already tried the shampoo this morning and my hair felt clean enough. Maybe I'll go buy this tomorrow.
Another colour-protecting line I am considering is the L'Oreal Professional Vitamino shampoo & conditioner. I have used another product line by this brand a long time ago, and even though I can't even remember which shampoo it was that I used, I remember liking this brand. Also, a lot of hair salons use this brand, so it must be somewhat good quality. But this brand is fairly expensive, and the MUA reviews didn't seem overly impressed (or disappointed), so I don't feel absolutely sure about this line.
And of course, how could I not mention a deep hair treatment. This is oddly the only product I don't have to waste any more time researching on. Since I'll be going to the US soon, I'll definately be buying Terax Crema. I've heard only positive things about it -it's supposed to make your hair super soft. Hopefully it will save my seriously dehydrated hair!
So if you have used any colour-protecting hair products, let me know which brand and product it is, and your opinion of it please!
posted by Harrods Girl at 7:00 PM
34 Comments:
the reflection line from keratase is anne hathaway's fave too. heh. i read that last night in an interview. she's got gorgeous hair, so i trust her.
I've had really good luck with Pureology's Serious Color Care line, shampoo & conditioner & then Pureology Serious Colour Care Power Dressing. My hair stylist uses it and she's never once tried to shove it on me, but I kept notice of what she used and I fell in love with the stuff.
I work at a high-end beauty salon in Connecticut... and in my opinion, yep go with Pureology... it's sulfate free so it won't strip the color, and also is 100% vegan with no animal produced ingredients, or animal testing/cruelty.
As far as a conditioning treatment... terax is pretty average, I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. There's a hair mask that's super hydrating and safe for color by the company Framesi... it comes in an olive colored tub and the specific line it's from starts with "Bio-"... let me see... Well, maybe it's not framesi. I know exactly where it is in the store and what it looks like but the name isn't coming to me... I'll get back to you, I work on Tuesday, haha!
Anonymous 5:43pm and realize.realeyes.reallies: I read that loads of MUA memebers love Pureology stuff, and I would love to try it too, but I just don't know where to find it. Can you tell me where they sell it in the States?
realize.realeyes.reallies:
is it biolage? (there's another one that starts with bio- but i can't remember what)
Kerastase claimed that colour won't come out during shampooing. Actually I tried it last week. I had my hair highlighted in red. When I washed my hair with Kerastase, I still saw some pink colour water running out. I accepted it because last time when I washed my hair with other shampoo, I saw bright red colour water.
i live in asia, so hair colouring is the norm here. personally i dig the reds, but browns and ash tends to be more common..
generally, red is a colour that washes out really quickly.. only second to that of purple. do not even consider dyeing your hair purple, especially if you are asian or are very brunette, cos it will never show or will wash out in a week.
anyway, cos of the frequent washing out of red, i tend to dye my hair myself and save tons of money by doing it myself.
personally, the colour booster reds from loreal.. the COLOUR BOOSTER range.. they have a small tube that will boost the red such that your hair can absorb it.. but always buy the colour u want and not a shade lighter because the shade does come out.. unless u have virgin hair of course.
bcos i do it myself and don't get treatments from the hairdresser and dye my hair once a month. so that the red is well maintained (plus yes.. i can hop btwn the various reds..) you would have thought that my hair would have broken off by now.. but no, my hair is a healthy shoulderblade length with only a few drier ends which can be easily rectified by any hairdresser.
this is how i do it (plus i don't use very "good" brands.. instead i'm using it for the smell. heh)
after dyeing,
use the loreal shampoo which comes with the dye to take off the dye. just follow the box's instructions.
how to protect ur hair
1) immediately get any hair treatment. i use pantene. cos well it's cheap.. but heavy. so make sure it's well washed off. leave it in for 5 minutes. then wash off.
2) get an colour conditioner. i use the clairols herbal essences in rose hip for damaged hair or dyed hair. leave it in and then wash off.
by touching ur hair now, it should feel soft and not crack-ly or like dry grass....
3) dry your hair and blow dry and see ur colour emerge.. finish off with any leave in conditioner..
basically, my day to day regime is always that of clairols herbal essences (rose) shampoo and conditioner and once a week diy treatment..
personally, it's not the maintenance of colour that you should worry about.. but the quality of your hair and whether it stays in good shape.. cos u can always colour hair yourself.. and really.. after like a few dyes.. you realise that highlights will naturally emerge as well.. (wow that saved me 100 bucks)
I LOVE terax crema. Really makes a difference. The girls in my office this summer swears by it too!
I'd just like to write that I personally despise Anna Wintour an US VOGUE I really loved Elizabeth Tilberis , the late editor of harpers bazaar though, I really miss her , wish she was still alive today , she was an awesome human way better than anna
My mom's been dying her hair for a while now (at least 8 years, I think?) and it's still remarkably soft and shiny and the color doesn't leave her hair that quickly. She uses Biogenol shampoo (if that's the right spelling.. is that what those other people were trying to think of?) and some Modern Organic Product leave-in cucumber conditioner. It makes her hair soft and it smells really fresh, especially for summer, so that's what I'd recommend.
i use john frieda brilliant brunette shampoo and conditioner and it works great! but i think kerastase is still the best :)
I have the L'oreal shampoo and conditioner pictured above. I really don't think it is worth the money. I have thick hair that is prone to being oily. The hair products are fair too 'heavy' and seem to really weigh my hair down. I will not be buying this again! Have you thought of trying Aveda? Their products are very reliable and smell absolutely beautiful!
I use Artec products to keep my color intact. I have platinum blonde hair and I hate nothing more than when it starts to fade to a yellow tone. To keep my hair the white blonde I use the blonde violet shampoo and it works wonders!
They have a whole range of color depositing shampoos and conditioners. I used it for my "run lola run" red hair a few years backa nd it kept the color perfect until my next dye job - totally worth it!
I love John Frieda for color-protecting shampoos. Also, my stylists swears by Bumble & Bumble's. As for deep conditioners, I suggest Davines' NouNou Pak...it is a TRULY amazing hair mask. Seriously...it totally repaired my hair after coloring. If it's too heavy for you, just put it in during the shower and rinse out like a normal conditioner. Or you can try Infusion 23 Leave In Treatment...which is a cheap drugstore way to go. It works really, really well and my colorist has seen hair transform back into healthy, shiny hair after use.
I dont use any colour-specific treatments, but I have used the L'Oreal Professional range.
It works for my hair, but it is expensive.
I found that you can find shampoos and conditioners in bulk on Ebay for a fraction of the price (I saved about $80 last month on haircare alone).
I do love the freshness and scent of the Kerastase range, though I wouldn't recommend the cheap store brands like Pantene - you get what you pay for there.
I have long thick hair so i have to use more product than some people so i always opt for the cheaper option of garnier fructise or however you spell it.. and i think it works great... but i also have some bumble and bumble "deep" i use for like a week after i dye it until its not so damaged.. hope that helps!
@ Anonymous (4:39 am), I too have long thick (brown) hair. I used to use Garnier Fructis, but after awhile I felt that it dried out my hair. (Same with the John Frieda Brunette line.) It may be cheap, but for the most part, I stick with Pantene (moisturizing) and I think it does a great job. I should note that every few months, I switch to a different shampoo & conditioner to give my hair a break. I think this helps.
Also, I use Chi Silk Infusion once my hair is blowdried. This combo really makes my hair soft and shiny!
Thanks for everyone's help! I ended up buying the Kerastase shampoo, but I'll probably just use whatever conditioner I have at home, (the Kerastase Reflection conditioner is apparently being updated so it wasn't available.)
It's Biogenol! The hair mask, a olive green tub with a black cap, and black writing. Number one hydrating hair mask for colored hair, in the opinion of my salon.
My hair is cut short,colored, relaxed and I'm African American, so moisture is always a concern for me. I'm not too bad off because my sister is a stylist and she pretty much tells me what I should and should not use, and she does all the cutting and coloring, so it's healthy. BUT, I have just discovered TERAX Miele, (www.sephora.com)it smells rather peculiar but it's nice,just a little bit goes a long way, and my hair feels great. To Condition it, I use Organic Root Simulator: Olive Oil Conditioner, then after washing I use the same brand Olive Oil Moisturizer(www.cvs.com). Then my hair is back in business, I have moisture, shine, and my hair isn't heavy.
check me out at www.vertigovirgo-vertigovirgo.blogspot.com
Does anyone know how to wash hair dye OUT of your hair? I had my hair dyed red a long time ago, it was supposed to last for 6 weeks but it ended up lasting for 6 months. It's probably because my natural color is a very pale blonde. I like my natural color, so I don't want to dye it again because it will never look excatly like like it was. Now my hair is some kind of see-through red color with platinum blonde parts...
Seriesse
Zero fade Shampoo and Conditioner.
It is the best I've used by far and
it even looks/feels good when hair isn't color treated.
This comment has been removed by the author.
This colors safe shampoo is best uses for all people. If you want smooth your hair you can use this shampoo.
color safe shampoo
Yes color protect conditioner reviews is best and helpful for all user:
http://www.shielo.com/color-protect-conditioner.html
Its a good post.I m using Bionova Scalp Clean Shampoo which is working good for me.Which reduced my hair fall completely.
nike outlet
ray ban sunglasses outlet
ugg outlet
coach outlet
polo ralph lauren
new york knicks jersey
ray ban sunglasses
michael kors outlet online
ugg boots
nike store
nmd
curry 3
yeezy boost 350
adidas online shop
kobe basketball shoes
yeezy boost 350
true religion jeans
michael kors handbags
hermes belts for men
jordan retro
adidas eqt
adidas eqt support adv
nike huarache sale
true religion
christian louboutin shoes
fitflops
adidas superstar UK
stephen curry shoes
bape clothing
baseball jerseys
kyrie 4
adidas nmd runner
off white
http://www.kobebasketballshoes.us.com
kate spade handbags
vapormax
nike huarache
yeezy boost
moncler outlet
ferragamo belt
air presto
kevin durant shoes
Kanye West shoes
adidas online shop
pandora bracelet
off white clothing
retro jordans
nike air huarache
lebron james shoes
yeezy 700
zzzzz2018.9.13
salomon shoes
nike shoes
golden goose
coach outlet
ecco shoes
red bottom shoes
nhl jersey
tod's outlet
coach outlet online
ralph lauren uk
Viagra Tablets in Pakistan
Viagra Tablets in Lahore
Viagra Tablets in Karachi
Viagra Tablets in islamabad
Viagra Tablets in multan
Viagra Tablets in Faisalabad
Viagra Tablets in okara
Viagra Tablets in mardan
Viagra Tablets in peshawar
Viagra Tablets in Bahwalpur
Viagra Tablets in Ahmadpur
Viagra Tablets in Bahwalnagar
Viagra Tablets in Hasilpur
Viagra Tablets in Chishtian
fear of god hoodie
golden goose
jordan travis scott
golden goose superstar sale
golden goose outlet
golden goose sneakers outlet
curry shoes
cheap birkin bag
steph curry shoes
Jordan Travis Scott
Post a Comment
<< Home