Purple shampoo?

[D78]

Fanola no yellow shampoo
Only once a week max though or it will make the blonde look dull and can have the affect of making it seem darker because it contains violet pigment which is ash
(I'm a hairdresser)

 

[Staylor]

Fudge Violet toning shampoo. Absolutely swear by it!

 

[PineappleQueen19]

Thank you for this thread and everyone who has contributed.

It was a toss up between fanola and fudge, I went for Fudge clean blonde damage rewind and am super happy with my hair. The condition is a vast improvement, the overall colour is great and it’s softened the band where I had new growth

 

[HoGi]

Fanola - this is what my hairdresser uses and it is fab.

Leaving it on for 2 minutes has the power if a toner! So definitely build up to using it. Don't go straight in for 10 minutes.

 

[Luce0331]

I second the Fudge clean blonde, I’ve tried plenty of purple shampoos and this has been the best by far

 

[justheretoread99]

Don’t go near the ‘Provoke Touch of Silver”. It’s cheap crap that will make your hair dull and dry. I’ve been bleaching my hair for years and honestly using cheap supermarket crap won’t do your hair any favours.

I recommend Milkshake!

 

[Thefrenchie1616]

Fanola all the way. I used fudge too but that one turns your hair very grey / ash colored.

 

[101d]

I really like the ProVoke touch of silver. It's in most supermarkets and it's one I always go back to - I've tried a LOT

 

[Nugget11]

Fudge clean blonde is great but don’t leave on for too long as it can tint the colour bluey if you do!

 

[Bobbleowl90]

Schwarzkopf goodbye yellow (but only use a small amount! And only use once a week maximum, preferably once a fortnight)

 

[trancejunkie]

I like the Osmo stuff but it does stain your hands and anywhere else it touches lol. I also like the purple crush stuff (it smells amazing) but both of them do tend to leave a sort of light purple hue in your hair if you leave it on too long.

 

[MacPishFlaps]

Another vote for Fudge! It's amazing!

 

[Freddo10]

Osmo is amazing but only need a very small amount and wear gloves as it stains hands!

 

[S4buk]

I've been using John Frieda Violet Crush Intensive for the past of couple of years (after trying loads of different ones), definitely my fave and smells incredible. It's often on offer in Superdrug/Supermarkets as well.

 

[Blahblahahaaa77]

I use Shine Ash drops once a week then alternate washes with Charles Worthington Colourplex Ultra Violet Shampoo and Conditioner and Matrix Unbreak My Blonde

 

[HoGi]

Which fanola is this pls? Been thinking of trying the brand x

Fanola no yellow

My hairdresser recommended it. She used to use fudge but said this is much better and I'm inclined to agree

I only use it once a month (I only wash my hair weekly) ns every time I use it people compliment me and ask if I have had my hair done haha

 

[1001 others]

I have lots of grey hair, so apply bleach all over every few months to hide it (it works well!).

Instead of using blonde shampoo and conditioner, I use this - which is incredible:

Fudge Tri-Blo Violet Spray 150ml - Best in Professional Haircare | NZ Hair Products & Expert Advice

Created with Invisi-Shield Technology it delivers extreme heat protection and an invisible long term hold without greasiness, banishing unwanted brassy tones while smoothen and strengthen dry, damaged strands leaving them looking luminous and healthy from root to tip.

www.synergyhair.co.nz

It is actually purple (don't wear white when applying it), so it works much like a purple shampoo and conditioner. Also, if you don't evenly distribute it throughout your hair (I use a thick comb to do that), you will end up with whiteish bits where it's been more heavily applied.

I love that I can use my intense conditioning shampoo and conditioner (https://www.hairproductsonline.co.n...renzo-bond-defence-thermal-conditioner-240ml/ for anyone who's interested), to clean, condition and maintain the shine and quality of the colour; and that I can leave the colour fix-up to my styling product.

Win-win!

 

[Paradisefalls]

i actually really rate the Aussie range. It takes out any brassiness without leaving the blue/purple hue like a lot of others.

provoke touch of silver is a good budget one but it can turn your hair purple and it definitely builds up over time.

on the other end Redken is super expensive and absolute crap! Lol

 

[mcfeez]

Seconded for Milkshake - they also do a 'light' shampoo as well which has a lower pigment purple.

 

[willow.b]

My hairdresser recommended osmo but I've yet to try it.
I'm using olaplex purple shampoo just now. It's OK but not worth the price, I don't think I'll buy it again.