Shampoos for dyed hair

In order to keep the color of dyed hair bright as long as possible, as if you just left the beauty salon, a special shampoo for dyed hair is really useful. It doesn't matter what brand or line of shampoo for dyed hair, it must first be a sulfate-free shampoo - they remove the hair's oiliness and dirt, and remove the hair's color.

Therefore, it is advisable to choose shampoos that contain ingredients with color-protecting properties. These may include hydrolyzed wheat proteins, sunflower seed oil, vitamin C, and moisturizing ingredients such as glycerin.

Separate recommendations for dyeing hair in light - blonde colors. Shampoos filled with purple pigment are especially balanced for this hair color, which neutralize orange, copper hair tones. In this product category you will find hair shampoos suitable for all colored hair.

Can shampoos really help to preserve the color of dyed hair?

The right shampoo for dyed hair will certainly help to preserve the hair color, but you should also remember to follow other recommendations for dyed hair.

It is necessary to wash your hair a little less often, use warm but not hot water when washing, reduce the use of heat-emitting hair styling tools (straightening or curling tongs), avoid direct sunlight, salt water. Thus, shampoo for dyed hair is only one of the components of dyed hair care.

Why are conventional shampoos not suitable for dyed hair?

In addition to the fact that conventional shampoos often contain sulfates, which act as strong hair detergents to remove hair color as well, conventional shampoos often contain other ingredients, such as alcohol, that work even harder to wash hair not only from dirt, but also from color.

Dyed hair usually requires a stronger moisturizing effect, a less aggressive composition and nutrients, since the dyeing process itself tires and dries out natural hair. Also, shampoos for dyed hair contain ingredients that are specially designed to protect the color. For these reasons, it is worth choosing shampoos for colored hair, the names of which usually indicate that this is exactly what they are intended for.