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Colour-Treated Hair

Choose colour care by your hair texture and the result you want to maintain. Everyday cleansing, violet toning and care for post-service dryness or damage are different decisions.
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How to choose

Everyday colour-care foundation

Color Last pairs a colour-care shampoo with rinse-out conditioner. Check both sizes in the duo. Choose this maintenance step before deciding whether you also need a pigmented shampoo or a separate treatment.

Unwanted warmth in lightened hair

Color Last Purple uses violet pigment to neutralize brassy warmth on lightened hair. Follow its contact time and frequency. It is a toning choice, not the ordinary Color Last shampoo and not a lightener.

Fine coloured hair that feels dry

Hydrate Sheer is the lightweight moisture comparison for fine, dry, colour-treated hair. A colour-care label does not decide conditioning weight for you: compare texture and choose the exact duo size.

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Your questions, answered

Does every colour need purple shampoo?
No. Select pigment for the unwanted tone and the product’s stated hair colour. Ordinary colour-care cleansing is a separate role.
Does colour care replace damage care?
If lengths feel brittle after a service, compare damaged-hair treatments as a separate need. Colour maintenance and conditioning can share a routine without being the same claim.
Will this page help me choose developer?
This selection focuses on care after colouring. Match professional colour and developer through the exact colour-system instructions with your colourist.
Should fine coloured hair skip conditioner?
Compare a lighter formula and its recommended amount before removing conditioning altogether. Hydrate Sheer is one specific lightweight option.