Shampoos & Conditioners
Clarifying Shampoos
Clarifying shampoos like Redken Hair Cleansing Cream Shampoo
or John Frieda Luxurious Volume Full Clarity Clarifying Shampoo are good to remove copper, iron and hard water minerals that can build up on all hair types. Use a clarifying shampoo once or twice a month for a boost of shine. As long as you only use this product a couple of times a month, it’s safe for dyed hair.
Dry Shampoos
For shampoos that you’ll be using on a regular basis, be sure that the shampoo is designed to protect color treated hair.
Some good shampoos to try are Oscar Blandi Shampoo for Chemically Treated Hair, and Yes To Cucumbers Daily Makeover Shampoo. Both of these products will hydrate and protect your newly colored locks quite well.
Shampoos for Sun Exposure
For summer months when you’ll be out in the sun and water quite a bit, use a shampoo that fights against sun damage.
You may try Color Extend Sun After-Sun Shampoo made by Redken
. Also, AG Hair Cosmetics Tech Two Protein-Enriched Shampoo
has double the protein and moisturizers of your every day shampoo, and adds more shine and elasticity to hair that has been damaged due to repeated heat styling, sun, chemical treatments and coloring.
Washing
You don’t need to wash your hair every day; in fact, it’s recommended to only wash them 3 or 4 times a week.
Use a dry shampoo like Full Detox Rub-Out Dry Cleansing Spray by Ojon, or TRESemme’s Fresh Start Dry Shampoo
between washes to keep your oil and odor at bay, while fighting off dryness. By not washing your hair with traditional shampoo every day, you’re able to keep the color from fading and losing its brilliance.
Hair Conditioners
Conditioner is a must-have product, especially for color or chemically treated hair.
Dualiste Dual Benefit Color Protection + Intense Hydration Conditioner by Nexxus
will give you soft silky locks, and shield hair color from stripping. Another conditioner worth purchasing is Neutrogena Triple Moisture Pure Strength Conditioning Treatment
for it’s ability to reverse damage to brittle, dry and weak hair; plus you’ll be protected from further damage.
Conditioning Masks
Conditioning masks are good for color or chemically treated hair to keep it from future damage and dry frizzy hair; use a conditioning mask a few times a month. As far as products go, try using Blow Hair Care Damage Control Restorative Hair Mask because it’s sulfate and paraben-free, which enhances shine and softness thus making hair easier to style and manage. Another conditioning mask to try using is EverPure Rosemary Mint Moisture Deep Restorative Masque by L’Oreal, which is also sulfate-free and great for you. Keep in mind that masks are known for their rich ingredients like olive oil, Panthenol, Aloe Vera, and Biotin, which also reduces split ends.
Hairstyling Products
Use Oscar Blandi Proteine di Jasmine Protein Mist for Restyling on dry locks before using your blow dryer, straightener, rollers, or curling iron to keep static at bay, as well as help you to keep from over-drying.
AG Hair Cosmetics Spray Fixx Colour Protection Hair Spray will protect color at the same time it is providing a firm hold and shine. This product is flake-free, color-safe, salt-free, and Paraben-free.
Infusium 23 Leave-In Treatment
is a great, quality leave-in treatment. You can use this product before using heat tools on clean wet or dry locks.
Frederic Fekkai Coiff Pre-Style Thermal/UV Protectant spray is a thermal heat protecting spray that gives you UV protection from the sun as well. Spray onto clean hair, comb through, and then style.
