*Four hours Gagajo* ? No way! Try this instead as your regular conditioner along with L’Oréal Série Experte in Platinum or Magnesium . It costs about £6.75 and as I only use a centimetre or two, one sachet easily lasts me a month
I haven't seen this product in the US. Hopefully, I can find some! Thank you
Four hours Gagajo ? No way! Try this instead as your regular conditioner along with L’Oréal Série Experte in Platinum or Magnesium . It costs about £6.75 and as I only use a centimetre or two, one sachet easily lasts me a month
I've recently tried a product by Schwarzkopf called Drops. They are the only thing that has worked to tone down the yellow in my hair. I use the grey one, mixed in with a blue conditioner, which I then leave on for 4 hours (not suggesting others do this, but it works for me).
I use the grey one, but they come in other colours.
Thank you, I'll see if I can locate the Schwarzkopf Drops.
Are you in America, the way you spell grey. ? UK good shampoos are John Frieda and L’Oreal. Both do very good brightening shampoos.
I am in America, my spelling of the word, gray, told on me, didn't it? Do you know the name of the particular John Frieda and L'Oreal shampoos you have used to brighten your hair? Thank you for sharing your recommendations.
I've recently tried a product by Schwarzkopf called Drops. They are the only thing that has worked to tone down the yellow in my hair. I use the grey one, mixed in with a blue conditioner, which I then leave on for 4 hours (not suggesting others do this, but it works for me).
I use the grey one, but they come in other colours.
I'm in search of a great shampoo for gray hair. I've been disappointed by several that claim to cancel yellow, tone, add shine or give life to natural gray hair. They have done nothing for my hair. I want a shampoo that brightens my silver/white gray hair and gives it a healthy look.