I use a herbal hair color. Will this shampoo bar strip the color?
1806246
No it won't strip your hair it's actually works good on colored hair and natural hair also..I have color in my hair and it has not effected it at all..
1806247
To be honest I've never tried it with (newly) colored hair, but since it doesn't even strip off the majority of your hair's natural oils, I wouldn't think it would be too harsh on color pigment. Especially if you've been accustomed to using a regular shampoo with sulfates, this will be much more gentle.
811544
I think that the Goldwell Dual Senses works great on any type of hair coloring. Try it and let me know! It is definitely the very best shampoo and conditioner I've ever used.
422747
No. It just, supposedly, takes the yellow out of it. I don't have yellow in my white hair, but I like to use it occasionally anyway.
661403
That means that when you shampoo your hair the color will come out of you hair. It is not a permanent hair color. Follow the directions.
1936174
It didn't change my color, I have an ombre look but I also use a color protecting shampoo and conditioner.
1061213
Not having had that treatment I really do not now...it makes my hair silky soft and I have color and hilights. Shampoo doesn't lather up like regular shampoo..it is not supposed to. It doesn't have all the harsh chemicals. I love this because it keeps my color longer.
1778598
It was recommended to me by the salon I was at. The Redken representative had been there previously and recommended the product for those with color treated hair. I still noticed that it has sodium laureth sulfate, which is what I thought stripped hair coloring. I do blond highlights and apricot highlights every couple months and haven't noticed it diminishing my color much, besides what kind if normal diminishing occurs anyway. For how my scalp feels I think it is worth it to possibly lose a little color.
1460663
I don't think it does. From what I been told it is gentle and the reviews I seen says that it does not strip your color. My friend uses it on her hair and it is colored and it does just fine. Other than that I love this product
461259
It is a great product, I see no reason why it would strip your hair of color, its my favorite shampoo.
1653829
I color my hair & it doesn't strip the color away. I have very dry hair & it makes it very shiny. I love the scent. Emily
571466
No, it's just a good everyday color treated hair shampoo, try matrix so silver shampoo it's purple and it works great for my blonde hair.. :)
2233084
This shampoo will not color your hair like hair dyes or lighteners. It only removes minerals from hard water that can dull or yellow your hair. It's also not especially harsh on your hair so your hair feels soft after washing with it. My hairdresser recommends this type of shampoo for gray or highlighted hair to keep it from getting brassy from those hard water minerals.
124024
The bottle will look very similar. The shampoo is a pure purple color. The conditioner is a lighter color. To be honest with you, I have used shimmer lights for years and it does take the yellowing out. My hair is completely white. I have a bottle of the conditioner too but I would not buy the conditioner again, only the shampoo.
344874
Yes. It is a 28 hair shampoo solution. It will slowly wash out a little each time you shampoo, and entire hair will start getting slowly gray after about a month. This prevents the root color problem that you have with a permanent hair dye. The problem is Clairol has just discontinued this product which I have been using for 6-8 years. I bought extra when I found it on Amazon. So now I'm looking for something to switch to after I run out.
1395380
The grey shampoo does not stop the greying. It is not a color enhancer like Clairol products. Rather it highlights the grey so it looks bright and not mousey. It also does not make your hair look blue, which some shampoos do with grey hair. There is also a Swiss shampoo for grey hair which I have uses and like a lot. However it is mor expensive. Amazon has both.
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In my experience the answer's no. It's not that strong. It just keeps your blonde from getting brassy like sone of the harsher store shampoos do.
1474873
To be honest I don't know. I dye my hair as well and didn't notice any significant difference in fading hair color. I do know red is the color that fades the quickest so I would probably stick with shampoos and conditioners that are sulfer free.