Fabuloso Copper Colour Boosting Treatment - Colour Care Conditioner for Colour -Treated Hair - Helps Maintain Colour Depth, Tone & Shine - 220ml / 7.5fl.oz

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Three washes later and you might not mistake me for someone who has been visiting her hairdresser in secret but, equally, you wouldn't think it had been three months since I'd last booked in.

Also nice: There are many colors specially formulated to be used on darker hair, which is important since brown hair picks up pigment differently than lighter hair. Butters and oils (found in the Overtone Coloring Conditioner and the Maria Nila Colour Refresh) will help hydrate the hair, keeping it soft and shiny, and making the color look even better.Active Ingredients: Buriti oil, apricot oil, shea butter | Hair Type: Coats, color-treated, curly, dry, damaged, fine, balanced, oily | Size: 8. Another good rule of thumb: Use one every three shampoos if you want to maintain your color and richness, and every five to seven shampoos if you’re trying to neutralize unwanted tones, Fleming advises.

Even though these products did a great job at refreshing my faded colour, my hair required something a little more heavy hitting. It’s pretty pricy in comparison to the Clairol, however there’s 300ml of product so a bottle should last you quite a while, depending on hair length and condition. And per the conditioner part of things, the formula is loaded with hydrating oils—coconut, jojoba, avocado, just to name a few—plus other moisturizers such as glycerin and shea butter.I knew from the age of 9 I wanted to be a hairdresser and started hairdressing in the late 1980s in Perth, Australia. The formula will remain the same (yay) and that it is currently going out on a roll-in, roll-out basis, BUT they said there will be less shades available – but they can’t say which ones yet. From colour depositing shampoos to colour-filled conditioners and hair masks, quick in-shower products replaced fiddly box dyes. Yes, you have basic brown options, but there’s also a large variety of on-trend hues (think teal and magenta). This makes me think that it may well make a comeback at some point, but I have no idea what’s going on there as, contrary to popular belief, I don’t have any connection with Superdrug, I just really liked this product.