Shampoo for blondes

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Cierra A.

Feb 18, 2014

Cierra A.

So I'm going blonde in TWO DAYS. so nervous. lol. but what's a shampoo & conditioner I should use after I get my hair bleached to blonde?

Lisa S.

Feb 18, 2014

Lisa S.

Purple shampoo for only for one or two times in the week, because it helps with brassiness and helps keep the color. You can buy it at sally's or ulta. As for just regular shampoo I would use John Frieda, Nexus, or L'Oreal Ever- Sulfate Free for color

Roz X.

Feb 18, 2014

Roz X.

I use Pravana Light.

Roz X.

Feb 18, 2014

Roz X.

Hi, Velen! :)

Brooke L.

Feb 18, 2014

Brooke L.

Use organic shampoo. Sulfate free helps a lot. It won't strip the color.

Aurora S.

Feb 19, 2014

Aurora S.

I use the Clairol shimmer lights purple shampoo about once a week to tone the hair. As for a regular shampoo I use one that cleans very well. I like the John Freida Go Blonder Shampoo since it makes my hair really clean and I only wash my hair about 2-3 times a week as using purple shampoo I need to make sure there's some on the ends and that can dry it out if I do it that more than once a week. If I wash my hair more than 3 times a week... The purple shampoos toning fades quickly and if have to use it more... If that makes sense lol. I skip conditioner all together and go for treatments. I use the joico k-pak reconstructor which is a protein one and the next wash I'll use a moisturizing treatment. I don't have one I love yet

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