1# As blue stains more than purple, so if you don’t want blue tinged hands, put on some gloves before using the Blue shampoo.
2# I would advice to read the using ‘instructions’ thoroughly before applying the shampoo.
3# Never use the shampoo twice at the same time even if you don’t get the desired tone as it may leave the hair dry. Always keep a gap of at least a week between two consecutive washes.
4# Avoid using purple shampoos that have direct dyes in them as they can end up dyeing your hair purple instead of toning it.
5# Don’t think your purple/silver shampoo can be replaced to your everyday shampoo. Overuse will colour your hair purple.
6# It’s better to choose a Blue/Purple shampoo that is hydrating and nourishing as silver shampoos have a tendency of drying hair. If not, try using good hydrators and conditioners.
7# Give your hair a leave-in-treatment to bring back the life to your dry hair.
8# Silver shampoos basically just covers the brassiness.To take out the residue from the hair a good clarifying shampoo must be used once in a week or twice a month.
Great article, Anjana! ❤️
Thanks a lot Katie!
I stopped using purple shampoo and switched to a “brightening blond “.
Much more natural! And great shine and softness.
Thats great, If it works for you.