OSMO Cool Zero Orange Shampoo 300ml

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We recommend Redken's Brownlights Shampoo for balayage beauties and anyone with traditional highlights—it helps extend the color while reducing the orange effect. The sulfate-free formula draws on blue pigments to correct brassiness while preventing orange and red undertones from cropping up. It also contains wheat protein to fortify and strengthen over-processed hair. Users didn't love the smell, but that's sometimes the price you pay with blue 'poo. OSMO® gives you the power to create. The Hair Journal is filled with expert advice, tutorials and features from the OSMO® team to inspire you.

Known for its ability to repair damage caused by bleach, Olaplex is a tried-and-true salon favorite for creating healthy, soft hair (and we stand by its powers, too). This blue-violet formula helps neutralize brassy tones while removing oily scalp buildup and mending broken hair bonds with its patented molecule. It's one of the more nourishing blue shampoos that we've tried, but it should only be used once a week. If you're open to spending a bit more on a high-end formula that brings out silver tones and brass-free brightness, this luxury shampoo won't let you down. Aqua, Disodium Laureth Sulfosuccinate, Sodium Lauryl Sulfoacetate, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Coco-Glucoside, Glycol Distearate, Glycerin, Polyquaternium-10, Dicaprylyl Ether, Cocodimonium Hydroxypropyl Hydrolyzed Wheat Protein, Hydrolyzed Soy Protein, Linum Usitatissimum, Rosa Centifolia Flower Extract, Tocopheryl Acetate, Helianthus Annuus, Superoxide Dismutase, Peg-150 Pentaerythrityl Tetrastearate, Peg-6 Caprylic, Silicone Quaternium-16, Lauryl Alcohol, Sodium Benzoate, Undeceth-11, Undeceth-5, Butyloctanol, Parfum, Linalool, Hexyl Cinnamal, Limonene, Benzophenone-3, Benzophenone-4, Panthenol, Butylene Glycol, Pentylene Glycol, Tromethamine, Phenoxyethanol, Methylchloroisothiazolinone, Methylisothiazolinone, Potassium SorbateIf you need help maintaining your highlights between salon visits (especially if you've been out in the sun lately), we highly recommend this orange-canceling blue shampoo. Blue shampoo deposits blue-violet pigments onto the hair to cancel out unwanted brassiness, copper tints, orange tones, or redness. Similar to a salon gloss treatment, it coats chemically lightened hair to neutralize these warmer tones with a cool-toned hue.

Made specifically for lightened brunette hair, this sulfate-free shampoo deposits blue-violet pigments to reduce brassiness and counteract unwanted warm tones. If you don't mind sulfates and love a rich, sudsy lather, this brass-banishing blue shampoo is for you. Theresa Holland has been contributing to Byrdie since 2020, covering wellness, makeup, skincare, and haircare. For this story, she interviewed two stylists for product recommendations and insight into the science of color-depositing hair washes. Having tried a handful of blue/purple shampoos in the past, she's particularly fond of Fanola and Kevin Murphy. You can read more stories by Theresa on MyDomaine and The Spruce. We highly recommend this affordable drugstore formula for those who want immediate results without in between salon treatments. Want something a little easier on your wallet? We're big fans of Not Your Mother's Triple Threat Brunette for highlighted and brunette hair. We love that it's free of sulfates, silicones, parabens, and phthalates (aka all the chemicals that can damage your hair). Use this super affordable blue treatment shampoo two or three times a week to cleanse your scalp and give brassiness the boot.If your hair is bleached blonde, platinum, gray, silver, or white, the violet pigments in this shampoo will deliver a noticeably brighter, cooler tone. Blue shampoo doesn't typically brighten on its own (it can help revive dull highlights though). But this one from Angel Wash absolutely does thanks to a little chemical magic. "It contains optical brighteners to revive brown [and] blonde tones that need a little bit of help," Murphy says. We're also big fans of the calming lavender scent and the Murumuru Seed Butter and shea butter which help condition hair and improve elasticity. We just don't love that it can sometimes get a watery consistency, which sometimes results in us losing precious product. We love a color-toning shampoo that lathers nicely, and that's L'ange's offering in a nutshell. Formulated specifically for brown-haired beauties, L'ange's Brunette Boost gently cleanses with a luxuriously rich lather while depositing blue pigments to banish unwanted reddish, brassy tones. It does contain sulfates, but this is where the satisfying suds come from. Some users have noticed that it can leave a residue behind if not thoroughly washed out, so maybe give your hair an extra minute or two while washing out. If your color-treated hair tends to dry out from sulfates, we recommend this blue shampoo. It not only works to get rid of brassiness but also strengthens and repairs brittle strands. According to Murphy, you can use blue shampoo as often as desired, but it ultimately depends on the state of your hair. "If your hair is porous and white, then you may need to use [it] only a few times a month, as you don't want a purple hue. If you have blonde [or] gray hair in good condition, you can use [it] as often as you like," he explains. "If in doubt, ask your stylist."

This one boasts a hefty price tag, but the results are so worth it. Organic ylang-ylang, eucalyptus and lemon are fused together to make a luxury botanical blue shampoo that not only nourishes the scalp but brightens colour-treated strands. Sold out Browse our great range of blue toning shampoos which are specifically for brown and brunette hair as they neutralise any unwanted shades of red, orange and warm tones. We have products from brands such as Matrix, Redken and more!While fair-haired folks often deal with a yellowing effect, brunettes often see an orangey hue. Blue shampoos are one way to combat this—they neutralize the coppery color by adding a cool-toned finish. Just bear in mind that "blue" is somewhat subjective. So while you'll find plenty of undeniably cobalt options, many lean toward indigo and even violet. Frequency of Use: Most blue shampoos are intended to be used two or three times a week, which is the case with Not Your Mother's Triple Threat Brunette Blue Treatment Shampoo, though weekly use is often plenty. Be sure to read the directions carefully to avoid overusing it, as the blue pigments could leave your hair with a purple tint. "Sometimes purple or blue toning shampoos can over-tone and cause the hair to look dingy," adds celebrity hair colorist Guy Tang. Curly hair tends to be the hardest to lighten because it's already more fragile and prone to damage. DevaCurl No-Poo Blue is, by far, the best option for curly-headed folks. The no-nonsense, lather-free formula promises long-lasting color toning by equalizing the hair's porosity, but it doesn't stop there. You can expect bouncier, shinier, livelier curls after every wash thanks to its gentle, moisturizing formula. Just remember, it doesn't foam up like traditional shampoo, and you should leave it on for two to three minutes for maximum effect. Aveda's Blue Malva Shampoo comes at a steep price, but you'll definitely get what you pay for. Containing organic ylang-ylang, eucalyptus oil, and lemon, this luxury botanical formula gently cleanses your scalp and adds silvery, cool-toned brightness to color-treated hair without damaging it. We loved how nicely our hair smelled after using it, too (like we'd just been to the spa). We should note that results aren't as dramatic as other formulas, but you'll notice a difference after a few uses. While there are many standout blue 'poos on the market, Matrix Brass Off shines above the rest. Formulated specifically for lightened brunette hair, this sulfate-free hair wash deposits blue-violet pigments to minimize brassiness. In other words, it creates a stunning cool-toned finish that brings out the intended effect of your color-treated hair. The vanilla-rose scent doesn't hurt either.