Fanola Official No Orange Shampoo, Multicolor, Citrus, 1 l

Recommendation from my hairdresser brilliant for removing brassy tones however i used every day sp my hair went a bit purple but i don't mind that smelt nice lasted for ages easy to use shouldn't really use every day although didnt dry my hair out at all

I find this works miles better than purple shampoo. I have bleached my hair light blonde from a dark dirty blonde, which tends to go a bright light orange with the bleach due to the amount of warm tones in my natural colour. My hair is also quite thin so I have to be careful with bleach etc. This shampoo is brilliant for taking out both orange and yellow tones, making my hair either a very light blonde, or I can even get it to go more grey/white in colour. I have applied it both dry hair, and to wet hair to see the difference. It seemed to work well on both, possibly slightly better on dry hair. Wear gloves as it will dye your skin blue. If your hair is very light/white be careful on the amount of time you keep it on your hair as you can end up with slight blue tones if left for a long period, but 5 minutes works really well, or do a tester patch. I found when I have had slight blue tones left on my hair, they've washed out again after a couple of washes, so it's never permanent. I always use a really good conditioner after washing it out, and haven't tried the blue conditioner that goes with this. Overall this is the best shampoo I've found for getting rid of orange and yellow.

I can't thank this product enough. I used to use pure & all natural henna dye with no indigo etc a couple of times in my life and if you know anything about henna you'll know that it's a permanent, for life sort of commitment. Anyways I thought my hair outgrew the henna and that I should be fine with using a box dye. No, I wasn't fine. I used a no-ammonia permanent box dye in the colour 6 something for a light brown colour. Unfortunately my hair turned LIGHT LIGHT orangeish brown and as a week or two passed my hair looked even more super light orange-brown with coppery or red tones. I watched a few youtube videos and saw this shampoo being recommended. I instantly bought it and started to see the changes in my hair after the second wash I'd say. My hair still has that orange/coppery/reddish tone to it under direct sunlight when you look at individual hairs but as a whole my head looks like a toned down medium/dark brown hair Didn't fully cure the consequences of my stupidity but my hair is much better now. Keep in mind that it's extremely blue and can very easily splash on to all your surfaces and stain whatever it touches so be prepared with gloves, towels etc etc.

Great blue shampoo for people with dyed hair which is going more copper and orange than staying as it was. I found that the shampoo brought my hair colour back to its darker tones. I use it about once a week and that seems fine.

Bit of back story- I have used henna for about 12 years over what was once strawberry blonde hair. I'm now an ash blonde with a scattering of white hairs and I was ready to try and grow out natural, before I grey more and it gets harder. First off, I started gradually lightening the bulk of the darker, almost maroon hair with spray in lightener (go super careful with this). I would spritz damp hair with it, wrap in a plastic cap and leave for a couple of hours before rinsing and conditioning. I did this once a week for around four weeks. I also did a couple of VERY STRONG citric acid rinses in between. Eventually, I felt I couldn't strip the colour any more without incurring severe damage, so I decided it was time to tone. I was left with ashy roots, followed by a yellowish band, followed by the orange (the majority of the bum-length hair). Firstly I washed my hair with shampoo, towel dried and then slathered on the Fanola, foaming it through. I left it on for 20 mins and rinsed. I could see the flaming orange had subsided, but not enough. I dried my hair completely, and then applied fanola again. This time I DID NOT lather, but painted it on thick, as though it were hair dye. I left this on for another 20 mins before rinsing and using a very, very heavy deep conditioner. The end result is very good and I am amazed. It has blended my multiple bands of colours beautifully. Caution- this stuff is pretty drying. I've damp-oiled my hair, slathered on leave in conditioner and braided it all up. I'll leave this hairstyle in for at least a week to give the hair a rest. I'm thinking that this stuff does a little more than just depositing a blue pigment; I suspect it also strips some colour, much like a clarifying shampoo or citric acid.

I had high hopes after trying out several different purple shampoos, but my hair is still quite brassy so didn't really work on mine. It also really dries my hair. I've applied plenty on dry hair as per in previous reviews.

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Funktioniert sehr gut. Ich nehme es 2 x pro Woche. Der Orangeton verschwindet fast vollständig. Achtung: Macht hände und unter den Nägeln blau. Daher vorsichtig nutzen. Ich versuche nur mit den Handflächen zu massieren und nicht mit Fingerkuppen.

Nice taking the yellow from the hair

Werkt goed, wel droog haar van .

Devo dire che uso questo prodotto da un po' di mesi e ho subito notato la differenza nel colore dei miei capelli fin dal primo shampoo! Consiglio, ovviamente, l'uso dei guanti poiché tende a macchiare facilmente la pelle e far andare via le macchie bluastre dal viso e dalle mani non sempre è facile e immediato, specialmente se non si lavano via subito. Occorrerà lavare le mani diverse volte prima di vederle andare via. Per il resto, fa quello che promette: spegne immediatamente i toni aranciati e caldi dai capelli. Può tendere a seccare un po' i capelli, specialmente se come me soffrite già di capelli secchi, quindi consiglio l'uso di un balsamo dopo l'utilizzo di questo shampoo. Io lo massaggio sui capelli e lo tengo in posa dai 5 ai 10 minuti massimo, perché ho notato che, almeno su di me, se lo tengo 15/20 minuti tende a lasciarmi riflessi bluastri/verdastri, specialmente sulle punte. Quindi occorre fare attenzione al tempo di posa. Per il resto, lo consiglio vivamente.