Care for colour through each wash and style

Colour protection

Choose colour care for the condition of your hair as well as its shade. Fine, dry lengths need a different texture from damaged, thicker hair. Compare colour-care washing, conditioning and styling steps; a pigment-depositing product serves a separate shade-adjustment purpose.
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How to choose

Match the conditioning weight

Start with how the lengths feel. Lighter care can suit fine, dry hair; a richer conditioning texture may be a better match for more substantial lengths.

Separate colour care from toning

A colour-care shampoo and a pigmented toning shampoo are different choices. Choose a toning product only for the shade and directions named on that formula.

Account for damage separately

Colour-treated hair can also need strengthening or detangling care. Choose a formula that names both needs rather than assuming every colour product has the same repair role.

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Your questions, answered

Will colour care change my shade?
Ordinary colour-care and pigment-depositing products are distinct. Check whether the exact product deposits pigment before choosing it for a shade result.
Is every colour shampoo equally rich?
No. Compare the intended hair texture and conditioning feel. Fine hair, dryness and damage remain useful selection criteria.