Fabuloso Copper Colour Boosting Treatment - Colour Care Conditioner for Colour -Treated Hair - Helps Maintain Colour Depth, Tone & Shine - 220ml / 7.5fl.oz

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As for ‘Ruby Red,’ meanwhile, it’s actually lighter than both the name and bottle suggest, and pretty similar to good ol’‘Warm Copper Gold,’ may it rest in peace: I hate when they discontinue lines I love, or change the recipe e.g. to make a facial product more allergenic by adding scent. The eight shades of this color-depositing conditioner really do offer a little something for everyone, ranging from a light beige to cool brown (and everything in between). Also nice: The bottles come in both large and mini sizes, the latter a great choice if you just want to take the product for a test run. And no matter which hue you choose, the formula helps combat frizz and imparts tons of shade. FYI, it’s meant to be applied on towel-dried hair and left on for three minutes before rinsing. In my case, my hair looks shinier and just a little more vibrant: the blonde baby hairs, meanwhile, are blending in better with the rest of my hair (I applied the ‘brunette’ colour to my hairline before getting into the shower, left it for a few minutes, then rinsed it off and used the red over it), but they’re still a bit lighter than it, so I’m a little dubious about the ‘blends first signs of grey’ claim on the bottle, and suspect you might have to leave it for longer than five minutes if you have greys that need covering. Great on coloured hair, makes my hair really nice, healthy and soft. Also it keeps the colour vibrant! I use it as my normal conditioner and wash my hair every 2-3 days.

You really can’t mess these up since the color is very minimal and ultimately washes out, and it’s a product that pretty much anyone could use. “Anyone who would like to add shine, enhance their existing color, or cool down yellow or brassy tones can benefit from using a color-depositing conditioner,” says colorist Giselle Luza, founder of Giselle Luza Studio. The point is, they work to combat brassiness in your blonde highlights, enhance your brunette base, or revive your all-over red. Plus, a color-depositing conditioner is also great for experimentation if you want to try a tone without committing to permanent dye. And yes, you use them exactly as you would any other conditioner, simply letting the formula sit on the hair for a few minutes longer to reap the benefits. Swap one out for your usual conditioner a few times per week, or use it whenever your hue needs a little help. Thanks for the tip! I actually bought one of the Superdrug ones you recommended last year, but never got around to using it. infuse My. colour Copper Conditioner maintains the brightness of copper, auburn, gold and rose gold hair. The Copper Conditioner can also be used by brunettes and blondes . On dark brown hair , the Copper Conditioner will add a warm subtle glow and for light brown hair, the Copper Conditioner will add rich auburn tones. For those with bleached hair , the Copper Conditioner will add striking rose gold and peach tones. Color-depositing conditioners are conditioning treatments that add shine, enhance the hair’s natural color, or neutralize brassy, unwanted tones,” explains Luza. They do this by adding a pure color tone to the hair, adds Fleming. Like a top coat for your hair color. In terms of colour, meanwhile, at first I thought it hadn’t made much difference, and I was wondering if I hadn’t left it on for long enough. Once I’d dried it, and looked at it in better light, though, I could definitely see a difference, although as this is designed to boost your colour, rather than change it, it’s not the kind of difference that’s going to be particularly noticeable to other people, unless they’ve been paying very close attention to your hair colour, which, creepy.I’ve been on line and pop into every Superdrug I pass by just in case I find a bottle but sadly no joy.

Buriti oil, apricot oil, and shea butter give this mask its luscious consistency—it's an amazing choice for anyone with hair that needs a little extra TLC and a color refresh at the same time. It comes in four shades, including two options for blondes and two for brunettes, all of which are specially formulated to reduce color fading. I come from a family of hairdressers. I knew from the age of 9 I wanted to be a hairdresser and started hairdressing in the late 1980s in Perth, Australia. I opened my first salon at 21 ...The Copper Conditioner , used along infuse My. colour Copper Shampoo, revives and tones coloured hair with stunning copper shades. It revitalizes dull hair, adding a layer of brightness to maintain your hair colour in between visits to the salon! So, the first thing I noticed here is that this is a much better conditioner than the old Colour Effects, which was actually pretty useless as a conditioner: I loved it for its colour-depositing properties, but would always have to use a separate conditioner afterwards, whereas this product does it all in one. In this respect, I’d say it’s much more like the old John Frieda Colour Glaze (which was also discontinued in red, much to my disappointment) than Colour Effects, and this is a very good thing indeed. After using it, my hair felt in much better condition than it usually does, and it was easier to detangle, too.