Fanola No Orange Shampoo With Blue Pigments To Eliminate Unwanted Orange Brassy Tones In Lightened Brunettes and Brown Hair 11.83oz

my favorite shampoo. i have gray hair and i get so mnay compliments on this shampoo. it leaves just a hint and everyone wants to know what it is. Fantastic!!

No es un matizante muy fuerte a mí en lo personal m gusto pero no como esperaba que me quedaría el pelo yo lo uso para las iluminaciones blancas pero no las matiza tanto

Excelente

No maltrato mi cabello y mantuvo color

The best on the market !!! If you have well water this is the best out there for your hair . And the price never goes up !!!

The blue definitely helps but why does this have to smell like the cheapest, worst men's cologne?? Such a bizarre choice on the part of the brand. I would use it a lot more if it didn't smell so bad. I WISH I could use it more cause the blue toning really does help with orange.

I love this blue shampoo! I have naturally dark hair and I did just get highlights for the summer. I cannot always go to the salon or have the time to tone my hair at home. On top of that, the smell of any hair dye/toner irritates my nose and causes headaches for me. This was so easy to use and did not cause me any irritation. I put the product in my hair while my hair was dry (I did not wash it prior) and I let it sit for a good 30 min (I do not think that the directions say to leave on for very long, but I know my hair and what it can withstand and had no issues so please use at your own discretion). I lathered it and concentrated it onto the highlighted areas and washed it out in the shower followed by some conditioner. I only use this once a week or once every two weeks as it depends on how warm my highlights start to get. I would recommend to try to wash it out directly into the drain of your shower so that the blue pigment does not leave any blue water stains in your shower, just be mindful of the possibility of that.

As a licensed professional, I'd like to give people a word of advice... this product will not make your hair brown or magically make your blorange hair look like a picture on instagram! This is a temporary (but effective) way of toning out some light brassiness from your hair after it has already been professionally colored/ lightened or if you're a natural golden blonde. If your hair is a very dark orange like a level 1-6 (even though level 1-4 really never gets orange, if anything it can appear red, but I digress) you most likely need to head to your favorite professional salon for a toner/ glaze. For level 7 and up, this will work great for you! I suggest washing with regular sulfate free shampoo first and then lather lightly on clean hair wherever your orange problem is, clip it up and leave for 5-20 minutes depending on the porosity of you hair and how brassy it is ( i.e. little bit of brass/ high porosity- 5 min / a lot of brass/ low porosity- 20 min). You may need to test it out a few times to see what works best! Also, WEAR GLOVES!!! This stuff is super pigmented and will turn your hands blue. If you end up leaving it on too long or your hair is too ashy or even blue-ish don't worry.. it only lasts a couple of washes. Additionally, I recommend you deep condition your hair afterwards because like most toning shampoos, this stuff is slightly drying. Lastly, for those of you with a yellow/ gold problem more so than an orange problem, try Fanola No Yellow shampoo instead!For my fellow licensed professionals, buying hair products from amazon is usually sacrilegious for me but salonguys.com sells it for so much more and the shipping is so expensive so just to test it out I bought the same product from them and from here. From what I can tell they are practically identical in packaging and yield the same results on my clients. Basically, if this is a knock off it's a pretty damn good one so save your money!Hope this helps, good luck!