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Hair colour guide

How do you protect hair colour after dyeing?

Washing, heat and care habits that help keep colour vivid.

Short answer: The soundest approach is to choose the treatment based on your personal needs and the current condition of your hair or skin, then follow the before and after instructions consistently.

The first wash

Time your first wash on your stylist's advice so the colour has a chance to settle.

Water temperature

Very hot water can damage the hair shaft and dull the colour; lukewarm water is the safer option.

Using heat

When using a dryer, curling iron or straightener, apply a suitable heat protectant and keep the temperature moderate.

Care schedule

Schedule glossing, toning or care appointments periodically, according to your colour type.

When is a professional assessment needed?

If there is an active infection, an open wound, marked sensitivity, a history of allergy, medication use or an unexpected reaction, consult a healthcare professional before any cosmetic treatment. This content is for general information and does not replace medical diagnosis or treatment.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is purple shampoo right for everyone?

No. Depending on your colour, target tone and product strength, misuse can leave hair dull or an unwanted shade.

Why does colour fade quickly?

Frequent washing, hot water, sun, the wrong products and hair porosity all speed up colour loss.

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