Does Conditioner With Color In It Really Help For Colored Hair?
Posted by admin in Colored hair on 05 23rd, 2009 | 4 responses
I read that if you use the conditioner that deposits color into your hair it’s supposed to help if you have colored hair. Is that true? Wouldn’t it mess up the color in your hair?
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colored conditioner is basically a color rinse mixed with conditioner. All its going to do is stain your hair which will keep your color looking fresh. Depending on what conditioner you are using and what coloring product you are using it can mess up your hair. Some of these conditioners have metallic traces and if you color over them with certain color products the color can react with the metallic traces and turn your hair funny colors. Also the color can build up in your hair and make the color look funny. If you want to keep the color looking fresh try a good old fashioned color rinse.
Most color depositing shampoos and conditioner work really well to keep color fresh. They can help prolong your color and end up saving you money. My experience as a stylist is they don’t cleanse so well though, so I advise my clients to first cleanse with their usual moisturizing shampoo before using the color shampoo. Also…leave the color shampoo in for about 5 minutes and the color will be brighter. Usually, these shampoos are not needed more than 3-4 times a week but they really do keep color looking fresh!
They have shampoos and conditioners that say they intensify color, but in reality its such a little amount your better off getting some shampoo and conditioner that preserves color, not deposits.
Absolutely!!! Using a shampoo and conditioner with color in it will help keep your color looking fresh and new.
Hope that helps!