What's the Best Color-Depositing Shampoo and Conditioner?

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Jane C.

Mar 2, 2014

Jane C.

Has anyone tried the new John Frieda Color Refreshing Glosses? I've had my hair lightened to a very light copper color, what would be the best products to help maintain or even enrich my color? I am afraid to shampoo it and to have all the color go down the drain!

Jane C.

Mar 2, 2014

Jane C.

Nothing?

Whitney J.

Mar 2, 2014

Whitney J.

Sulfate free shampoo for color treated hair. I would be willing to spend a little more on this. I personally use The Brazilian Blowout acai smoothing shampoo and conditioning masque.
I've recently gone from black to blonde and I had a Brazilian blow out put over it as well.
Long story short a quality. Sulfate free shampoo made specifically for color treated or blonde hair

Jane C.

Mar 2, 2014

Jane C.

Thanks Whitney,I was hoping someone could give me more specific advice. You are right about sulfate free products.

Bonnie R.

Mar 2, 2014

Bonnie R.

I use Riveting Reds and I'm happy with it. I've heard the Redken color balls are good too.

Whitney J.

Mar 2, 2014

Whitney J.

I also use a sulfate free purple shampoo once a week. It's from Joico. It's great if you tend to get a little brassy.

Kenna W.

Mar 2, 2014

Kenna W.

I love Evo Fabuloso color depositing conditioner, kept my red really red when I was a redhead!

Sable G.

Mar 2, 2014

Sable G.

For reds I stuck with Riveting Reds, but now that I've joined the blonde side I use Shimmer Lights. 👯

I always found the John Frieda "deposits" to be shit.

Jane C.

Mar 4, 2014

Jane C.

A belated thank you ladies!

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