Did you ever wonder why blonde hair tends not to be as shinny as others colors? This is due to the high level of black, yes black, pigment inside the hair shaft. The black pigment makes it hard for light to pass through the shaft. Add that, with the build up of minerals from water and styling products, creates a head of drab, dull hair. Here's what you need to look for in a shampoo and conditioner:
- removes mineral deposits and product build-up.
- removes and Neutralizes chlorine
- Neutralizes brassy tones
Along with removing impurites from the hair shaft, darker hair shades can always use a boost in shine. Here's what to look for:
- adds shine
- removes mineral deposits and product build-up.
- adds highlights of red or ash hair color
Red is a natural warm tone. You'll need to avoid cool toned shampoos and anything that says ash. These will dull your locks. Here's what to look for:
- adds shine
- removes mineral deposits and product build-up.
- adds warmth and vibrancy
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